
Maharashtra SSC 2024 question papers and solutions are grouped by subject below. Match the paper code and language route before starting your attempt.
Mathematics I and II, Science I and II, and the two Social Sciences papers are separate. Keep the correct part with its solution. After the subject resources, try the original Maths and Science questions and review the worked answers.
Use 2024 N632. Keep this subject and part with the corresponding solutions.
Use 2024 N640. Keep this subject and part with the corresponding solutions.
Use 2024 N661. Keep this subject and part with the corresponding solutions.
Use 2024 N669. Keep this subject and part with the corresponding solutions.
Original Class 10 practice. Choose a set, answer the questions and review the solutions.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
No. In 2025, First Language English used N815 and subject code 03, while Third Language English used N816 and subject code 17. Both had 80 marks and three hours, but their activity sheets were different. Match your registered language route before opening a paper or solution.
No. Algebra is Mathematics I and Geometry is Mathematics II. They are separate papers. The 2025 papers had 40 marks and two hours each. Preparing one part does not cover the other.
Some subject collections include the questions and worked answers together. Start with the questions, complete your attempt, then compare the answers. The paper and solution must still match the same subject, part and year.
Follow the instruction for that question. A compulsory question may ask you to choose a specified number of its subparts. The alternatives are choices, not extra marks to add to the paper total.
Yes, for topics in your current subject syllabus. Use them to practise methods, written explanations and diagrams. Match the subject and medium, and use the current paper instructions for the new examination rather than assuming that an older question distribution must repeat.
No. They are original Class 10 questions with worked explanations. The result shows correct, incorrect and unanswered responses for that set. It is not an SSC board mark or a prediction of your final percentage.
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