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Is 12th board exam Cancelled 2022 Maharashtra?
Students must watch this space to stay updated for the release of Maharashtra 12th time table 2021-22. Last year, the Board had cancelled the Mah HSC exams 2021 amid rise in coronavirus cases in the state….Maharashtra HSC 2021-22: Overview.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam name | Maharashtra HSC exam 2022 |
Will there be HSC exam in 2022?
Maharashtra School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has announced the dates for the Class 12 (HSC) and Class 10 (SSC) board 2022. “Written exams of Std 12th (HSC) will be held offline from March 4, 2022 to April 07,2022, & those of Std 10th (SSC) will be held offline from March 15, 2022 to April 18, 2022.
What if I fail in improvement?
HEY, the improvement exam is only for improving the marks by reapearing in the examination valid only for sucessive year of main exam. since its an opportunity to improve marks it will have no impact on your result even if you fail.
What is class improvement scheme under which HSC students get two chances?
PUNE: Higher secondary certificate (HSC) students will now get two chances to improve their scores under the class improvement scheme (CIS), introduced by the state education board. Earlier, students could appear for the exam under CIS only in October.
How to apply for Maharashtra HSC exam for improvement?
Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for the improvement examination. The Maharashtra HSC exam for improvement will be conducted in the month August. You can apply for the same from the official website of Maharashtra HSC Board. Hello!
Should CIS be given to HSC students for JEE?
Jadhav said, “Soon, equal weightage will be given to JEE and HSC exam for admissions to engineering colleges. Hence, it will be important that HSC students score really well in the Board exam. CIS will help them better their past scores, not once but twice.”
What is the weightage of HSC exams for engineering colleges?
For admissions to engineering colleges, the weightage of HSC exams will be based on the marks secured in physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM). Those securing less than 50\% will not qualify for admissions.