Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, MSBSHSE will be conducting Maharashtra SSC Exams 2022 from today – March 15, 2022. Ahead of the Maharashtra State Board class 10 exams, state School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has taken to Twitter and wished students the very best.
Maharashtra SSC Exams 2022 are beginning for most of the Theory papers. As per the MSBSHSE 10th time table, these exams would conclude on April 4, 2022 for all students. Further, it must be noted that all papers will be held in two shifts, depending on the time allotted to that subject.
This means that most of the papers will be held in the first shift, starting at 10:30 am. The ones that are left will be held in the second shift from 3 pm.
Taking to Twitter on March 14, 2022, Varsha Gaikwad said, “SSC theory exams begin tomorrow. I wish students all the very best. The way all of you have studied despite the pandemic itself is proof, that you are all winners. The dept, schools, teachers and parents are all working hard to ensure your exams go smoothly. We are rooting for you.”
Maharashtra SSC Exams 2022: Last-minute instructions, guidelines
- All students must carry the Maharashtra SSC hall ticket 2022 to the exam hall as it is one of the most important documents for Maharashtra State Board papers.
- To avoid any last-minute troubles, it is advised to all students to reach at least 30 minutes prior to the reporting time.
- As per MSBSHSE rules, everyone has to wear a mask at all times and maintain social distancing. These two rules must be followed along with other COVID-19 safety protocols.
- This time, Maharashtra State Board has allowed only about 25 students to be seated in an exam room. Hence, all students must check the seating order before going
- Further, like most exams, the use of electronic devices like phones, tablets etc., is not allowed and if anyone is found with them, they are likely to be penalised.
Maharashtra SSC Exams 2022 are being held in offline mode even after getting flak from students. 10th board exam students went to protest on several occasions, demanding that exams be held online. Contrary to all this, Maharashtra SSC exams are being held this way just like Maharashtra HSC exams.
