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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 08, 2026Hindi
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i passed my 12th hsc (pcb) in 2024 without maths, and this year as in 2026 i appeared for maths isolated in hope that i would be eligible for maths based courses in all the IISERS. And i saw one of my friends’ isolated subjects’ marksheet and it doesn’t show that she had pcb or that she has given boards in 2024, it just shows maths without any percentage. So now that while filling my application i would say i’m appearing cause i’m still waiting for my maths results, my question is would it be enough for me to upload my isolated marksheet when my result comes or would i not be eligible for any IISERS at all. And that how would they know that i gave pcb subjects in 2024?

Ans: Yes, you're eligible for all IISERs. Upload both your 2024 PCB marksheet and isolated Maths marksheet (as improvement/additional) in the application. IISER verifies subjects via uploaded documents, not the marksheet alone. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Hi sir I have passed my 12th maharashtra hsc board with pcb. idid not have maths,now i want to appear for isolated maths examiniation. if i appear for maths paper will i be elegible for engineering/maths requiring courses this year? how and when can i apply for maths paper? what are steps for applying? please guide me....
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Obtain the HSC Supplementary/Isolated Subject application form from your school/college or download the blank template from mahahsscboard.in and submit via your institute’s MSBSHSE portal.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 05, 2025Hindi
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Sir, I had passed my 12th(pcb) in 2023 from Maharashtra board...was preparing for neet but unfortunately couldn't make it. Now I'm planning to switch my career to engineering..so for that i need to add maths.. Can i give an isolated maths exam of hsc board exam next year in feb/march & then appear for mhtcet(pcm)..Will i be eligible?! .. I have few important doubts:- 1)if i pass isolated maths..i will get another marksheet..so i will have 2 marksheets..one of 12th pcb(2023) & one of isolated maths(2026)..so will this cause any problem during admission in engineering colleges of maharashtra? I mean will two seperate marksheets be accepted during cap counselling for engineering admission? 2)If i score well enough in mhtcet(pcm)2026..Can I do btech cse from top engineering colleges of maharashtra like coep pune or vjti?! Or any other engineering colleges of maharashtra. 3) Do i need to repeat full class 12th via NIOS(i mean do i need to appear for all subjects again from open board),or is appearing for only maths enough through maharashtra hsc board via isolated exam. . Please guide me sir, I want to follow the correct path and avoid wasting another year.Your response would mean a lot to me.
Ans: Hello dear.
Here is the pointwise reply to your questions: (1) The Maharashtra HSC Board allows isolated subject improvement like Maths. Once you clear it, you'll be eligible for MHT CET (PCM). (2) Will having two separate mark sheets cause problems? - No, it won’t be an issue. During CAP counselling, you can submit your 2023 HSC PCB marksheet and your 2026 Maths marksheet. They are accepted together for eligibility as long as all subjects are cleared from a recognized board (MSBSHSE). (3) You can get admission to top colleges like COEP or VJTI if and only if you clear Maths (HSC) and score high in MHT CET PCM. (4) There is no need to repeat the full 12th via NIOS. Just appearing for Maths as an isolated subject from the Maharashtra board is enough. Our final suggestions are as follows: (a) prepare seriously for HSC Maths (2026), (b) focus on MHT CET PCM 2026, (c) you’re eligible for engineering admissions once both are cleared, and (d) avoid NIOS unless you want to change all subjects (which is not necessary in your case).
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