Maharashtra Board HSC Hindi Exam Analysis 2023: Some students find paper lengthy, others give mixed reactions – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) conducted the Maharashtra Class 12 Hindi exam 2023 today, on February 22. The exam was conducted from 11:00 AM to 02:10 PM as the extra 10 minutes were given to the students this time to go through their answer sheets.
This article brings you the reactions of students and teachers regarding the Maharashtra Board HSC Hindi exam 2023. Check out about difficulty level, exam pattern, and more below in this article.
There are students who have found the exam easy while some describe it as a bit difficult. All over, students have given mixed reactions about the Maharashtra HSC Hindi paper 2023. Let’s check what students and teachers have to say about it.
Maharashtra HSC Hindi paper comprised a total of 80 marks and five sections. Sections A, B, and D contained 20 marks each, and Sections C and E contained 10 marks each.
Medha Sinnarkar, Principal, Laxmanrao Apte Prashala said that the Maharashtra Board Class 12 Hindi exam was conducted smoothly. There were no latecomers or any confusion about the questions during the examination.
Chaitanya Thite, a Class 12 student, said, “I think it was a very easy exam. The extra 10 min at the end were very helpful as I could recheck my answers. There were some new questions but everything was easy.”
Another student Rohan Sagale said, “For me, it was a bit difficult. The long answer section was a bit confusing. Since I struggled with it, I felt it was a bit lengthy.”
The Board had scrapped its previous rule of distributing the question papers 10 minutes before the exam starting time. After receiving negative feedback from parents and academics over this, the MSBSHSE decided to add 10 minutes of extra time toward the end of the examination.
The old rule was scrapped after it resulted in increased “paper leak” cases.
Maharashtra Board exams 2023 are underway and the HSC exams are being conducted from February 21 to March 21, 2023, in two sessions while Class 10 exams will be held from March 02 to March 25, 2023.
This article brings you the reactions of students and teachers regarding the Maharashtra Board HSC Hindi exam 2023. Check out about difficulty level, exam pattern, and more below in this article.
There are students who have found the exam easy while some describe it as a bit difficult. All over, students have given mixed reactions about the Maharashtra HSC Hindi paper 2023. Let’s check what students and teachers have to say about it.
Maharashtra HSC Hindi paper comprised a total of 80 marks and five sections. Sections A, B, and D contained 20 marks each, and Sections C and E contained 10 marks each.
Medha Sinnarkar, Principal, Laxmanrao Apte Prashala said that the Maharashtra Board Class 12 Hindi exam was conducted smoothly. There were no latecomers or any confusion about the questions during the examination.
Chaitanya Thite, a Class 12 student, said, “I think it was a very easy exam. The extra 10 min at the end were very helpful as I could recheck my answers. There were some new questions but everything was easy.”
Another student Rohan Sagale said, “For me, it was a bit difficult. The long answer section was a bit confusing. Since I struggled with it, I felt it was a bit lengthy.”
The Board had scrapped its previous rule of distributing the question papers 10 minutes before the exam starting time. After receiving negative feedback from parents and academics over this, the MSBSHSE decided to add 10 minutes of extra time toward the end of the examination.
The old rule was scrapped after it resulted in increased “paper leak” cases.
Maharashtra Board exams 2023 are underway and the HSC exams are being conducted from February 21 to March 21, 2023, in two sessions while Class 10 exams will be held from March 02 to March 25, 2023.
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