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2025 SSC Exam Details – Maharashtra State Board (Mumbai)

The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination, commonly referred to as the 10th board exam, is one of the most significant milestones in the academic journey of students in Mumbai and across Maharashtra. This exam is conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE). The 2025 SSC examination is expected to be held in March 2025, and preparations are already underway in schools across the city.

This article provides full details about the 2025 SSC Exam, including the syllabus, exam pattern, time table, evaluation, marking scheme, recent updates, and helpful tips for students.


Overview of SSC Exam

  • Name of Exam: SSC (Secondary School Certificate)

  • Conducting Body: Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE)

  • Standard: Class 10

  • Mediums: English, Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, and others

  • Exam Duration: Around 2 to 3 hours per paper

  • Tentative Exam Month: March 2025

  • Location: Mumbai and all districts of Maharashtra


Subjects and Syllabus


  • (The  6 main subjects)

1. First Language

  • English / Marathi / Hindi / Sanskrit / Semi-English

3. Mathematics

  • Paper 1: Algebra (40 marks)

  • Paper 2: Geometry (40 marks)

  • maths pdf 1

  • maths 2 pdf


  • Internal Evaluation: 20 marks (activity-based)

4. Science and Technology

  • Paper 1: Physics and Chemistry (40 marks)

  • Paper 2: Biology and Environmental Science (40 marks)

  • Internal Evaluation: 20 marks (practical and project-based)

5. Social Sciences

  • Paper 1: History and Political Science

  • social science

  • Paper 2: Geography and Economics

6. Work Experience / Health Education / Art Education

  • These are internally given marks.


  • Recent Updates (for 2025 SSC Exam)

    • The board is planning to include more application-based and competency-based questions as per NEP 2020.

    • There will be less emphasis on rote learning.

    • Online systems for form filling, hall tickets, and result access are more streamlined in 2025.

    • Schools in Mumbai are encouraging students to use e-learning apps and video tutorials for better understanding.

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