Maharashtra NMMS SAT Unofficial Answer Key 2024 Set-Wise (Available)

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Maharashtra NMMS SAT Unofficial Answer Key 2024 : The Maharashtra NMMS SAT unofficial answer key 2024 has been made available here after the examination concluded on December 22, 2024 on the page below. Since there are four sets of question papers (sets A, B, C, and D), answers to all questions asked in all sets will be provided. According to the exam pattern, 90 multiple-choice questions are being asked in the question paper, consisting of 35 questions from Science, 35 from Social Studies, and 20 from Mathematics. The answer key is being provided for all these sections. Candidates can refer to the same to understand if they can pass the examination.

Maharashtra NMMS SAT Unofficial Answer Key 2024

Candidates can access the unofficial answer keys of Maharashtra NMMS SAT 2024 in the tabular format below.

Question Number	Answer
1	(2) 5.4°
2	(3) Conduction can take place through gaseous medium.
3	(4) Hydrogen, 26
4	(1) Atmospheric pressure increases with height.
5	(4) The mirrors in a kaleidoscope subtend an angle of 60°, while the mirrors in a telescope subtend 45°.
6	(2) 60°
7	(1) 3.2 m
8	(1) ZnCl 2 + NH 4 Cl
9	(2) i - d, ii, - b, iii - b
10	(1) By increasing the volume of the sinking object and decreasing the density of the liquid, it rises.
11	(1) 30 m
12	(2) The energy of an electron is not constant while in a particular orbit.
13	(4) 1:8
14	(2) Sodium Carbonate - NaHCO 3
15	(3) Sulfur dioxide - acid rain
16	(4) Nitric acid is used to form various chloride salts.
17	(3) Calcium carbonate
18	(2) Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide
19	(1) Hydrogen chloride
20	(3) Ammonium Chloride - Sodium, Hydrogen, Chlorine
21	(1) Mica, gypsum, diamond, feldspar
22	(4) Magnesium
23	(2) Nitrogen
24	(4) Bose Taurus
25	(1) Chlamydomonas
26	(3) C
27	(1) Cadmium and Mercury
28	(3) Oxides of nitrogen - Silicosis disease
29	(2) Class 'E'
30	(4) Cancer
31	(1) AB
32	(3) Hypertonic
33	(1) Normal blood pressure - 90-119 mm
34	(4) White Leopard
35	(2) B
36	(3) Robert Clive
37	(4) Champaran Satyagraha
38	(1) Lord Wavell
39	(4) Hyderabad
40	(2) Uttar Pradesh - Mahimangarh
41	(4) Mahadji Shinde
42	(2) Rajdharthi Shahu Maharaj
43	(4) Karnataka
44	(1) Bakshi Jaganbandhu Vidyadhar
45	(4) Organization of various festivals
46	(4) (ii, iv, iii, i)
47	(2) April 1927
48	(1) Arvind Ghosh
49	(3) Pattabhisitaramayya
50	(2) Akbar
51	(3) 25
52	(3) To assist the candidates standing in the elections
53	(2) Jammu and Kashmir
54	(4) Members are directly elected by the public.
55	(3) Concurrent list
56	(1) The period of revolution and revolution of the moon are same.
57	(3) Capital
58	(1) A
59	(3) Four in the afternoon
60	(4) Humid climate
61	(3) 1 - C, 2 - A, 3 - D, 4 - B
62	(2) Chennai
63	(3) Midnight occurs where the sun shines on the equator.
64	(4) Grassland - Sudan
65	(2) Concentration
66	(3) Wasteland - 7.9%
67	(2) Somali flow
68	(3) The standard of living of the people deteriorates
69	(1) Monsoon and planetary winds
70	(1) 122
71	(2) 120 O
72	(2) Acute Triangle
73	(4) Rectangle
74	(3) ∠ABC=∠ABD
75	(1) 4100 Rs
76	(4)
77	(2) 0.7
78	(3)
79	(1) 250
80	(2) 343 metres
81	(1) 49 cm 2
82	(2) 204
83	(3) 3(5x - 3y) (25x² + 15xy + y²)
84	(4) 7
85	(2) 20
86	(2) 1.4
87	(3) 425
88	(4) 720
89	(1) 2705 Rs.
90	(1) Divisor = (4x2 + 6xy + 9y2); Remainder = 0

According to the passing marks criteria set by the authorities, candidates must get a minimum of 40 marks to pass the examination. This 40-mark requirement applies to both the MAT and SAT papers. However, there is a reservation criteria. Candidates belonging to SC, ST, and PH categories can pass the examination with 32% marks in total in both examinations.

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