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Key Facts: Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (MSBSHSE) Exam

Code 07

Official HSC subject code for Sindhi language

MSBSHSE HSC general subject codes (mahahsscboard.org/hscsub.htm)

~3 hours

Typical theory duration for HSC language papers (confirm date sheet)

MSBSHSE HSC exam-pattern reporting for modern Indian languages

~80 + ~20

Common theory + oral/internal mark split for language subjects (total 100)

Maharashtra HSC language paper-pattern secondary reporting (confirm circular)

~35%

Commonly reported overall pass threshold (confirm circular)

MSBSHSE HSC pass criteria reporting

Arabic or Devanagari

Sindhi may use Arabic (Perso-Arabic) or Devanagari pathway in Maharashtra board context

MSBSHSE / Maharashtra HSC Sindhi dual-script offering practice (confirm college pathway)

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official mixed written/oral paper format

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MSBSHSE HSC Sindhi (code 07) is a Class 12 board language subject with a mixed Sindhi written paper lasting about 3 hours (~80 theory) plus oral/internal (~20), total 100. Arabic or Devanagari script pathways may apply in Maharashtra. Pass is commonly ~35% overall as notified. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation — not an official paper or oral simulation.

Sample Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (MSBSHSE) Practice Questions

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1In Sindhi grammar, what does the term 'ism' (اسم / नाम) primarily mean?
A.Verb only
B.Noun — a naming word for a person, place, thing, or idea
C.Only a poetic refrain
D.Only a punctuation mark
Explanation: 'Ism' means noun: a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. Class 12 Sindhi grammar regularly groups major word classes such as ism (noun), fiʿl (verb), ṣifat (adjective), and related particles.
2In Sindhi grammar, 'fiʿl' (فعل / क्रिया) refers to which word class?
A.Noun
B.Adjective only
C.Verb — a word expressing action or state
D.A conjunction
Explanation: 'Fiʿl' means verb: a word that expresses action or state. Recognizing fiʿl vs ism is foundational for agreement and tense work in HSC Sindhi.
3Which label best matches Sindhi 'ṣifat' (صفت / विशेषण)?
A.Adjective — a word that qualifies a noun
B.Only a finite verb form
C.Only a proper name
D.Only a punctuation mark
Explanation: 'Ṣifat' is an adjective: it qualifies or describes an ism (noun). School grammar drills often ask you to identify ṣifat in a sentence.
4In Sindhi, a pronoun (ḍamīr / ضمیر) typically replaces which kind of word?
A.Only a verb
B.An adjective
C.Only an interjection
D.A noun (ism) — standing in for a person, thing, or idea already known from context
Explanation: A pronoun (ḍamīr) stands in for a noun already known from context (I, you, he/she, we, they, and related forms). Pronoun–verb agreement is a frequent HSC check.
5Sindhi, like other Indo-Aryan languages, commonly marks grammatical gender. Which pair names the usual two genders taught at school level?
A.Past and future only
B.Masculine and feminine
C.Active and passive only
D.Singular and plural only
Explanation: School-level Sindhi grammar treats nouns and related agreement with masculine and feminine gender. Number (singular/plural) is a separate dimension from gender.
6What does grammatical number (singular vs plural) mainly control in a Sindhi sentence?
A.Whether a word is a ghazal or prose
B.Only the colour of the textbook cover
C.Agreement patterns with verbs, adjectives, and related forms for one vs more than one
D.Only the exam centre code
Explanation: Number (one vs more than one) drives agreement: verb and adjective forms often change with singular vs plural subjects/nouns. HSC items frequently test this agreement.
7Postpositions in Sindhi (similar to English prepositions in function) typically appear where relative to the noun phrase they govern?
A.Only inside poetry refrains
B.After the noun phrase (postposition), marking case-like relations such as possession, location, or instrument
C.Only before every English word
D.Only at the end of the entire essay
Explanation: Sindhi, like many Indo-Aryan languages, uses postpositions after the noun phrase to mark relations (of, to, from, with, in, on, etc.). Recognizing common postpositions is core grammar.
8Which statement best describes subject–verb agreement in school-level Sindhi?
A.Verbs never change form for any reason
B.Verb forms commonly agree with the subject in person, number, and often gender as required by the construction
C.Only punctuation must agree with the subject
D.Agreement applies only to English loanwords
Explanation: Sindhi finite verbs typically agree with the subject in person and number, and gender agreement appears in many constructions. Spotting mismatched agreement is a classic error-identification skill.
9In Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (code 07), which script pathways are commonly associated with board offerings?
A.Only Latin (English) script exclusively
B.Only Chinese characters
C.Arabic (Perso-Arabic / Sindhi-Arabic) or Devanagari, depending on junior-college pathway
D.Only Morse code
Explanation: In the Maharashtra board context, Sindhi may be offered with Arabic (Perso-Arabic) or Devanagari script pathways. Confirm your college's pathway early; official answers must follow that script option.
10Why might a Maharashtra HSC Sindhi student need to know both 'Arabic script' and 'Devanagari script' as labels even if they write in only one pathway?
A.Because scripts are identical and labels never matter
B.Because MSBSHSE only accepts English handwriting
C.Because board metadata and college notices often distinguish Arabic vs Devanagari Sindhi options
D.Because every student must submit two full papers in both scripts every year by absolute rule of all subjects
Explanation: Notices, textbooks, and college pathways often label Sindhi as Arabic or Devanagari. You write in one pathway, but exam-awareness still requires knowing the dual-script context of Maharashtra Sindhi offerings.

About the Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (MSBSHSE) Exam

Maharashtra HSC Sindhi is the Class 12 Higher Secondary Certificate public examination Sindhi language paper under the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE), subject code 07 on the board's HSC general subject list. It assesses Sindhi language skills at Higher Secondary depth: grammar (parts of speech, gender, number, postpositions, verb forms), vocabulary and idioms, literary awareness of classical and modern Sindhi traditions (including Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai / Shah jo Risalo and related poets and forms such as bait, kafi, and wa'i), reading comprehension, and composition. In the Maharashtra board context, Sindhi may use Arabic (Perso-Arabic / Sindhi-Arabic) or Devanagari script depending on the college pathway. The official assessment is a mixed written paper in Sindhi, commonly about 3 hours for theory, with mark schemes often discussed as ~80 theory + ~20 oral/internal (total 100). Fees and exact patterns are notified by MSBSHSE (mahahsscboard.org). Pass marks are commonly described near ~35% overall. The 100 questions on this page are a free English-language multiple-choice study adaptation with English explanations and Sindhi terms retained where the skill is tested; they are not a full simulation of the official mixed Sindhi written paper, oral test, or an official translation.

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Assessment

Official MSBSHSE HSC Sindhi language (subject code 07) is assessed as a mixed written paper in Sindhi lasting about 3 hours for theory, commonly reported as about 80 theory marks plus about 20 oral/internal marks (total 100). Content spans Class 12 Sindhi prose and poetry literary awareness, grammar, vocabulary and idioms, reading comprehension, and composition (letter, essay, application, and related writing). In Maharashtra, Sindhi may be available with Arabic (Perso-Arabic) or Devanagari script pathways depending on college provision — confirm your junior college's pathway. Exact section splits and attempt rules are as published for the year — confirm on mahahsscboard.org. This practice bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation for Sindhi concept fluency — it does not simulate official handwriting tasks, long-answer marking, or the oral component.

Time Limit

About 3 hours (theory language paper; confirm current date sheet / activity-sheet instructions)

Passing Score

Commonly reported as about 35% overall in the subject (with theory floors as notified for 80-mark theory papers); verify the current pass criteria for your examination year and candidate category.

Exam / Certification Fees

As notified by MSBSHSE / divisional boards and paid through junior colleges for regular HSC sittings (no single fixed public subject fee for all categories).

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Our practice resources: topics covered

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~35% of this local bank

Grammar (قواعد / व्याकरण)

Parts of speech, gender, number, postpositions/case awareness, pronouns, verb forms and tense concepts, agreement, and dual-script literacy for Arabic and Devanagari Sindhi pathways.

~25% of this local bank

Vocabulary & word use

Synonyms, antonyms, contextual meaning, common phrases/idioms, and loanword awareness with English explanations.

~30% of this local bank

Literary awareness

Classical–modern Sindhi literary heritage concepts, major poets and works (Shah Latif / Shah jo Risalo, Sachal Sarmast, Sami), genres (bait, kafi, wa'i, ghazal), theme, tone, and device recognition.

~10% of this local bank

Reading, writing formats & exam logistics

Comprehension strategies, letter/essay/application format recognition, register, MSBSHSE code-07 logistics, and dual-script pathway awareness.

Preparing for the Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (MSBSHSE) Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Commonly reported as about 35% overall in the subject (with theory floors as notified for 80-mark theory papers); verify the current pass criteria for your examination year and candidate category.
  • Assessment: Official MSBSHSE HSC Sindhi language (subject code 07) is assessed as a mixed written paper in Sindhi lasting about 3 hours for theory, commonly reported as about 80 theory marks plus about 20 oral/internal marks (total 100). Content spans Class 12 Sindhi prose and poetry literary awareness, grammar, vocabulary and idioms, reading comprehension, and composition (letter, essay, application, and related writing). In Maharashtra, Sindhi may be available with Arabic (Perso-Arabic) or Devanagari script pathways depending on college provision — confirm your junior college's pathway. Exact section splits and attempt rules are as published for the year — confirm on mahahsscboard.org. This practice bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation for Sindhi concept fluency — it does not simulate official handwriting tasks, long-answer marking, or the oral component.
  • Time limit: About 3 hours (theory language paper; confirm current date sheet / activity-sheet instructions)
  • Exam / certification fees: As notified by MSBSHSE / divisional boards and paid through junior colleges for regular HSC sittings (no single fixed public subject fee for all categories). Official sources

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Maharashtra HSC Sindhi (MSBSHSE): Suggested Study Strategy

1Confirm whether your junior college uses the Arabic or Devanagari Sindhi pathway, then write all practice answers only in that script.
2Practice official-pattern HSC Sindhi (code 07) papers under timed ~3 h conditions so you can switch from MCQ drills to written short and long answers in Sindhi.
3Drill parts of speech, gender, number, and postpositions daily — high-frequency objective and short-answer marks on language papers.
4Keep a personal synonym / antonym / idiom notebook with one example sentence each in your script pathway.
5For literature, practise short notes: context → meaning → theme/device for prose and poetry extracts; prepare frames for Shah Latif, Sachal, Sami, and related classical–modern awareness as your syllabus lists them.
6Memorise formal letter, application, and essay skeletons, then write full Sindhi answers under official-pattern timing.
7Rehearse oral/listening components separately — this English MCQ bank does not replace oral marks.
8Use this English MCQ bank for speed recognition only; productive Sindhi writing and oral performance still decide board marks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the official MSBSHSE HSC Sindhi exam pure multiple-choice?

No. Official HSC Sindhi (code 07) is a mixed written language paper in Sindhi with oral/internal assessment. This bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation for concepts only — not an official paper simulation, writing/oral simulation, or board translation.

What is subject code 07?

On mahahsscboard.org HSC general subject codes, 07 is Sindhi (the language paper). This practice page targets language paper code 07 only.

Does Maharashtra HSC Sindhi use Arabic or Devanagari script?

Sindhi in the Maharashtra board context may be offered with Arabic (Perso-Arabic / Sindhi-Arabic) or Devanagari script pathways depending on junior-college provision and year circulars. Confirm your college's script option early and practise writing only in that pathway for official answers.

How long is the paper and what is the mark structure?

Language theory papers are commonly about 3 hours. Secondary reporting often describes about 80 theory marks plus about 20 oral/internal marks for regular candidates (total 100). Always verify the current MSBSHSE circular and paper-pattern instructions for code 07.

What is the passing score for Maharashtra HSC Sindhi?

HSC-consistent reporting commonly describes about 35% overall in the subject, with theory floors as notified. Always verify the current pass criteria for your examination year and candidate category.

In which language is HSC Sindhi offered?

The official paper is assessed in Sindhi (officialLanguages sd). This practice bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation that retains Sindhi words, phrases, and literary terms (with transliteration) where the skill is tested, with English explanations.

How much does the HSC Sindhi exam cost?

Sindhi is not sold as a separate marketplace product. Fees are notified by MSBSHSE / divisional boards and paid through junior colleges for regular candidates. Check mahahsscboard.org for the current fee circular.

Where can I find official syllabus and notices?

Use http://mahahsscboard.org/hscsub.htm for HSC subject codes (Sindhi code 07) and linked syllabus materials, and https://www.ebalbharati.in/ for textbook pathways where available. Pair MCQ revision with timed handwritten Sindhi practice and oral rehearsal.