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Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2025 are 35%.
Students who wish to pass the SSC exams must score at least 35% marks separately in theory and practical exams to be considered for the passing certificate. Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has also recently published a proposal in the State Curriculum Framework (SCF) which states that the passing marks will be lowered to 20 from 35 for Math and Science. The proposal led to confusion among the students. Later, MSBSHSE clarified that the new passing marks will be implemented with the new curriculum from the next few academic years rather than this academic year. Right now, no new changes have been made to the passing marks for SSC students. Students are required to score 35% marks combined in both theory and practical exams to be considered a pass.
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Maharashtra SSC Marksheet 2025
According to Maharashtra Board SSC Passing Marks 2025, students who fall short of 2 to 3 marks and have not applied for any exemption will receive a condonation of marks depending on the subjects to ensure that they pass the exam. The maximum limit of grace marks in the Maharashtra board SSC exam can be increased in certain cases. Students securing 75% and above marks will be awarded a distinction grade. Those acquiring between 60% to 74% will receive a First Division, while students receiving marks between 45% to 59% will qualify for a Second Division. Read the complete article to know more about the Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2025 here:
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Maharashtra SSC Passing Criteria 2025
The following passing criteria are put forward by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) for the students to successfully pass the exam:
- Students must secure at least a C grade in each of the optional and main subjects offered by the board for SSC.
- In the case of optional subjects, students are required to score at least 35% marks separately to be eligible for the passing certificate.
- In the case of language papers and social science, students must achieve 35 marks out of the total hundred marks allotted for the theory paper to be eligible for the passing certificate.
- The theory paper for Mathematics and Science will be conducted for 150 marks, the students must achieve at least 52 marks in each paper to be considered a Pass.
- In a subject for which there is more than one paper or practicals, the marks will added together for a 'pass' in the subject.
Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2025
Maharashtra SSC Grading System 2025 is tabulated below for the students so that they can evaluate their marks:
| 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 Condonation Policy 2025
Students can check out the table below to learn more about the condonation policy of the Maharashtra SSC exam 2025:
Grace Marks in Each Subject
| Subjects | Condonation Marks Limitation |
|---|---|
| First Language | 2 |
| Second Language | 2 |
| Third Language | 2 |
| Social Science | 2 |
| Mathematics | 3 |
| Science | 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 2025: Key Points
We have provided some of the important points regarding the Maharashtra SSC Passing Marks 2025:
- No additional marks will be awarded if a student needs more condonation marks beyond the specified limit.
- Students who are proficient at state, national, or international sports levels during the academic year will be provided with grace marks up to 20 in certain subjects.
- Students who will participate in the annual Republic Day parade in New Delhi may get up to 20% grace marks in subjects while other students will get 10% grace marks.
- If any student falls into any of the above-mentioned categories but fails even after obtaining 20% grace marks, they will not be provided with condonation marks.
- The condonation marks will be awarded to the students who have applied for the exemption based on the pattern below:
| Subjects | Marks |
|---|---|
| Subject 1 | 3 |
| Subject 2 | 5 |
| Subject 3 | 3 |
| Subject 4 | 10 |
| Subject 5 | 13 |
Students must well prepare themselves to score good marks in the Maharashtra SSC Exam 2025. The marks they will be receiving will determine their next phase of life, as depending on them they can select their streams.
