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Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) Higher Secondary Certificate — Compulsory Health & Physical Education (subject code 30) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Key Facts: Maharashtra HSC Health & PE Exam

Code 30

MSBSHSE HSC subject code for Health & Physical Education

MSBSHSE HSC subject code lists

~80% practical / ~20% theory

Common published weightage for Maharashtra HSC Health & Physical Education

HSC HPE syllabus summaries (confirm year with college)

35%

Common Maharashtra HSC subject pass floor (confirm current circular)

MSBSHSE HSC passing-mark guidance as commonly published

English MCQ adaptation

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Maharashtra HSC compulsory Health & Physical Education (MSBSHSE code 30) is a practical-heavy Std XI–XII subject (commonly ~80% practical / ~20% theory) covering fitness, yoga, diet, doping, first aid and sports values — not a pure MCQ board exam. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for knowledge only.

Sample Maharashtra HSC Health & PE Practice Questions

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1Health-related physical fitness commonly includes which set of components?
A.Cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition
B.Only speed, power and reaction time
C.Only aesthetic presentation and costume design
D.Only memorising sports award cash amounts
Explanation: Health-related fitness focuses on cardio-respiratory endurance, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility and body composition.
2Which list best represents skill-related physical fitness components?
A.Speed, power, agility, coordination, balance and reaction time
B.Only vitamins and minerals
C.Only BMI category labels
D.Only doping class names
Explanation: Skill-related fitness supports sports performance: speed, power, agility, coordination, balance and reaction time.
3Cardiovascular endurance is best improved by activities such as:
A.Sustained jogging, cycling, swimming or continuous aerobic games
B.Holding a single static pose for one second only once a year
C.Avoiding all movement for several weeks
D.Only reading sports news without exercise
Explanation: Cardio endurance develops through continuous or rhythmic large-muscle activity that elevates heart rate for sustained periods.
4Muscular strength primarily refers to the ability of a muscle or muscle group to:
A.Exert maximum force against resistance in a single or limited effort
B.Stretch beyond safe joint range without control
C.Store glycogen only in the liver forever
D.Measure reaction time on a computer
Explanation: Muscular strength is the capacity to generate high force against resistance.
5Muscular endurance is best described as the ability to:
A.Perform repeated muscle contractions or sustain effort over time without rapid fatigue
B.Win a debate about sports awards
C.Increase body fat percentage intentionally
D.Eliminate the need for any rest ever
Explanation: Muscular endurance is repeated or sustained submaximal work.
6Flexibility is primarily the:
A.Range of motion available at a joint or series of joints
B.Ability to throw a javelin farther than 100 m only
C.Same concept as maximal oxygen uptake only
D.Ability to memorise doping drug lists
Explanation: Flexibility is joint range of motion, developed through controlled stretching and mobility work.
7Body composition in fitness education usually refers to:
A.The relative proportions of fat mass and fat-free mass in the body
B.Only the colour of a sports uniform
C.Only the number of trophies in a school cabinet
D.Only the length of a football pitch
Explanation: Body composition describes fat versus lean tissues assessed with BMI, WHR and skinfolds (with limitations).
8Agility is best defined as the ability to:
A.Change direction of the body quickly and accurately while maintaining control
B.Stay completely still for ten minutes
C.Digest protein faster than carbohydrates
D.Calculate BMI without a calculator only
Explanation: Agility combines speed, coordination and control when changing direction.
9In the FITT principle, the letter 'I' stands for:
A.Intensity — how hard the body works during activity
B.Ignorance of safety rules
C.Indoor facilities only
D.International Olympic host city
Explanation: FITT: Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time.
10Progressive overload means that training load should be:
A.Increased gradually over time so the body continues to adapt
B.Kept permanently at zero effort
C.Raised to extreme levels every single day without recovery
D.Ignored once fitness improves
Explanation: Progressive overload adds challenge slowly so fitness improves without sudden injury risk.

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