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Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 LIVE: Biology Important Questions & Topics; Short Notes and Quick Revision

Supreeta Roy

Updated On: March 12, 2026 07:45 AM

Maharashtra SSC Paper 2 Biology Exam 2026 is scheduled on March 13 from 11 to 1 PM. Here are quick facts, important questions, topics, short notes, and quick revision materials for last-minute preparation assistance.
Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 Live Updates: Biology Important Questions & Topics; Short Notes and Quick RevisionMaharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 Live Updates: Biology Important Questions & Topics; Short Notes and Quick Revision

Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 Live Updates : Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education will conduct Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Biology Exam 2026 on March 13 from 11 to 1 PM. As not much time is left for the examination to commence, candidates can familiarize themselves with the important questions and topics, short notes, and quick revision material which has been provided in the live blog below to aid in last-minute preparation. After revising the syllabus, candidates may have a look at these suggestions to polish their preparation. It is important to note that all data below has been provided after analyzing the previous years’ trend.

Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Biology Exam 2026: Quick Facts

The following table displays the quick facts pertaining to Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026:

Particulars

Details

Name of the Exam

SSC (Class 10) Science and Technology Part 2

Conducting Body

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)

Exam Date

Tentatively March 2026

Exam Time

11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (2 Hours)

Exam Mode

Offline (Pen and Paper)

Question Paper Type

Subjective / Descriptive with Objective MCQs

Section-wise Total Questions

Q1: 10 (A-5, B-5) | Q2: 8 (A-3, B-5) | Q3: 8 | Q4: 2

Total Questions

28 Questions (including sub-questions)

Section-wise Total Marks

Q1: 10 Marks | Q2: 10 Marks | Q3: 15 Marks | Q4: 5 Marks

Total Marks

40 Marks (Theory) + 10 Marks (Internal/Practical) = 50 Total

Marking Scheme

+1, +2, +3, or +5 marks based on question length and depth

Negative Marking

No Negative Marking

Stay tuned to LIVE Blog for more updates on Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 important questions & topics, short notes and quick revision.

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Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026 Live Updates

  • 07 45 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026: Important QnA 7 for Study

    Question: Define "Social Health" and list the factors affecting it.

    Answer: Social health is the ability of a person to establish and maintain healthy relationships with other people. Factors affecting social health include:

    • Mental Stress: Due to competition or family issues.

    • Addictions: Alcoholism, drugs, or excessive use of social media/gadgets.

    • Incurable Diseases: Social stigma associated with diseases like AIDS or Leprosy.

    • Environment: Availability of playgrounds, gardens, and clean surroundings.

  • 07 30 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Important QnA 6 for Study

    Question: Sketch and label the Human Female Reproductive System.

    Answer: This system consists of a pair of ovaries, a pair of oviducts (fallopian tubes), a uterus, and a vagina.

    • Ovaries: Produce ova (eggs) and hormones (Estrogen and Progesterone).

    • Oviducts: Site where fertilization typically occurs.

    • Uterus: The organ where the fetus develops during pregnancy.

  • 07 00 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026: Important QnA 5 for Study

    Question: Explain the concept of "Power Generation based on Natural Gas" and its environmental impact.

    Answer: In these plants, natural gas is burnt in a combustion chamber with pressurized air. The high-temperature gas drives a turbine, which then rotates a generator to produce electricity.

    • Efficiency: Higher than coal-based plants.

    • Environmental Impact: Since natural gas does not contain sulfur, its combustion results in less pollution compared to fossil fuels like coal. However, it still releases $CO_2$, contributing to the greenhouse effect.

  • 06 45 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Important QnA 4 for Study

    Question: What are the various evidence of evolution? Explain any two.

    Answer: Evidence of evolution proves that different species share common ancestors. Two major types are:

    • Morphological Evidence: Similarities in external features like the shape of the nose, position of eyes, or leaf venation.

    • Anatomical Evidence: Similarities in the structure of bones or joints. For example, the bone structure in a human hand, a cat’s foreleg, and a whale’s flipper is similar, suggesting a common origin.

  • 06 30 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026: Important QnA 3 for Study

    Question: Describe the double fertilization process in plants.

    Answer: Double fertilization is a characteristic feature of Angiosperms.

    • After a pollen grain lands on the stigma, it germinates and produces a pollen tube carrying two male gametes.

    • First Fertilization: One male gamete fuses with the egg cell to form a Zygote (2n).

    • Second Fertilization: The second male gamete fuses with the two polar nuclei to form the Endosperm (3n), which provides nutrition to the developing embryo.

  • 06 15 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Important QnA 2 for Study

    Question: Distinguish between Binary Fission and Multiple Fission.

    Answer: | Feature | Binary Fission | Multiple Fission | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Number of offspring | Two daughter cells are formed. | Many daughter cells are formed simultaneously. | | Conditions | Occurs during favorable conditions. | Occurs during unfavorable conditions (using a cyst). | | Examples | Amoeba, Paramoecium. | Amoeba (under stress), Plasmodium. |

  • 06 00 AM IST - 12 Mar'26

    Maharashtra SSC Science Paper 2 Exam 2026: Important QnA 1 for Study

    Question: Explain the process of Transcription in detail.

    Answer: Transcription is the process where the sequence of nucleotides in DNA is copied into a strand of mRNA.

    • It occurs in the nucleus of the cell.

    • The enzyme RNA polymerase binds to a specific promoter site on DNA.

    • Only one of the two strands of DNA is used as a template.

    • mRNA is synthesized according to the complementarity of bases (A pairs with U in RNA). Once the mRNA is formed, it leaves the nucleus and enters the cytoplasm for translation.

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