Maharashtra HSC Maths 2023: Being a practice-based subject, solving as many questions as possible is a sure way to prepare for your upcoming examination. On this page, you will find the previous years’ board question papers from 2022 to 2018 which you can use to boost your preparation. It is to be noted that, before 2021, the question paper pattern was different and hence, these papers shall only be used as practice questions. Only 2022 paper shall be used as a reference for the paper pattern. Also, Maharashtra board does not release the model papers, hence only the board papers have to be referred.

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Maharashtra Class 12 Maths Sample Paper 2023

Click on the links given below to download Maharashtra 12th physics board question paper for the respective year:

Maharashtra Class 12 Maths 2023: Most Important Topics

Unlike physics and chemistry, Maharashtra HSC Maths 2023 have some topics which hold a very high weightage compared to others and these topics can be preferred while revising. Also, for the detailed weightage distribution for all chapters, the link is provided above.

• Vectors (12 marks)
• Trigonometric Functions (10 marks)
• Lines and Planes (10 marks)
• Indefinite Integration (10 marks)

Maharashtra Class 12 Maths 2023: Last Minute Tips

The most important quick tips which will improve your performance in the paper at these last days are given here:

• Solve as many previous board papers as you can. It will give you an idea about the expected questions as well as the difficulty level. It is many times that some of the questions are repeated as it as well.
• Draw a time management plan. Maths is a lengthy paper and it is important to have a strategy to be able to complete it in time.
• Revise all the formulas.
• Remember to start answering each section on a new page. Write the numbering exactly as per the question paper.
• Practice theory questions through the previous papers as well. 15% weightage (17 marks) are only for theory questions.
• While answering MCQs, do not write the whole question. For example, if option b is correct for question (iv), write only: (iv) (b) given option in words. MCQs written in complete sentences will not be awarded any marks.

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