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Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2024: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune has defined the Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2024. As per the Maharashtra class 10 grading system 2024, students who will be securing 75% and above marks, will get a distinction grade. Those who will acquire marks between 60% and 74%, will be awarded First division, and if any one obtains marks between 45% to 59%, he/ she will pass in the Second division. Moreover, the minimum passing marks for the Maharashtra 10th board result 2024 that all the appeared students have to score are 35% marks in each main and optional subjects. These 35% marks include marks obtained from both theory and practical examinations.
The Maharashtra SSC time table 2024 has been revised on Nov 2, 2023 as per which the MSBSHE Class 10 exam 2024 will be conducted between March 1 and 26 in pen and paper mode. Maharashtra SSC Board result 2024 is most likely to be released by the end of May 2024. Students will be able to check their Maharashtra Board 10th result 2024 providing their respective roll numbers and mother's first name at mahresult.nic.in. Read the article to know about the Maharashtra class 10 grading system 2024.
Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2024
Students awaiting the results, must know the Maharashtra class 10 grading system 2024 as tabulated below:
Division | Percentage | Grade |
|---|---|---|
Distinction | 75% and above | A+ |
First Division | 60% and above | A |
Second Division | 45% to 59% | B |
Pass Grade | 35% to 44% | C |
Failed | Below 35% | D |
Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2024
According to the Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2024 guidelines, students need to obtain a "C" grade in order to pass the Maharashtra SSC exams 2024. It is mandatory for students to pass both the optional and main subjects.
Take a look at the important points for the passing marks:
- Students need to score a minimum of 35% marks in optional technical subjects.
- A minimum of 35 marks are essential in Social Science and other language subjects to pass the Maharashtra SSC exams 2024.
- Out of 150 marks in Mathematics and Science subjects, students need to score at least 52 marks to pass the exam.
- If there is a practical exam in a subject, students need to calculate a total of theory and practical papers. Besides passing in both theory and practical, students should match the total marks required to pass the Maharashtra SSC exams 2024.
Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks - Condonation Policy
The condonation policy followed by the Maharashtra board is to help students. According to Maharashtra Board, students who have not applied for any exemption fall short of 2 or 3 marks will be provided with automatic condonation of marks. This will help them to successfully complete the exam.
Grace Marks Provided in Each Subject
The table below presents the grace marks provided in each of the subjects by the Maharashtra board. Take a look at it.
Subjects | Condonation Marks |
|---|---|
First Language | 2 |
Second Language | 2 |
Third Language | 2 |
Social Science | 2 |
Science | 3 |
Mathematics | 3 |
Mathematics and Science combined | 6 |
Two subjects opted by deaf and dumb students (in place of languages) | 2 in each subject |
Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2024: Important Points
Following are some of the important points required to related to the Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2024:
- If a student needs more condonation marks than the marks provided to pass the exam, no additional marks will be granted.
- Students with good performance in state, national, or international sports during the academic year can be provided up to 20 grace marks in particular subjects.
- Republic Day parade participants in New Delhi can get up to 20% grace marks in subjects, whereas other students are provided with 10% grace marks only.
- If a student matches any of the above categories but fails to pass even after adding 20% grace marks, he/she will fail to qualify for automatic condonation marks.
- The students who apply for exemption will be provided automatic condonation marks based on the pattern below:
Subjects | Marks |
|---|---|
Subject 1 | 3 |
Subject 2 | 5 |
Subject 3 | 3 |
Subject 4 | 10 |
Subject 5 | 13 |
Students who opt for exemption in Science or Mathematics will not be eligible for grace marks in the combined Mathematics and Science subjects.
Students appearing for the Maharashtra SSC exams 2024 can regularly visit the page to get the latest information related to the grading system and passing marks here. All the latest updates will be provided here as released by the Maharashtra board.
