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Maharashtra Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC / Class 12) General Foundation Course under the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE), Pune — subject code 90 (HSC Vocational / MCVC foundation) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Key Facts: Maharashtra HSC GFC Exam

2 hours

Typical Maharashtra HSC Vocational GFC theory duration in scheme tables

MSBSHSE HSC Vocational syllabi (VOCA_VOL_1) GFC scheme of examination

35%

Common minimum passing floor per HSC subject under MSBSHSE

Maharashtra HSC pass-mark practice (~35% each subject)

60 + 20 + 10 + 10

Common theory + project/visit + activity + oral split for GFC (code 90)

MSBSHSE HSC Vocational GFC scheme of examination

Subject code 90

Official MSBSHSE HSC subject code for GENERAL FOUNDATION COURSE

MSBSHSE vocational syllabi and HSC subject-wise statistics

Hundreds of candidates

Code 90 appears with substantial candidate counts in HSC Feb 2025 divisional tables

MSBSHSE HSC February-2025 subject-wise passing statistics (multiple divisions)

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This free local bank is not the official Higher Secondary vocational paper format

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Maharashtra MSBSHSE HSC Vocational GFC (code 90) is the common MCVC foundation subject — XI Employability Skill Development and XII Entrepreneurship Development — typically ~2 hours theory (commonly 60+20+10+10) with ~35% pass floor, not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for concepts, institutions, project tools, and workplace skills.

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1In Maharashtra HSC Vocational General Foundation Course (GFC, subject code 90), the Class 11 paper is titled:
A.Employability Skill Development
B.Entrepreneurship Development only
C.Pure Physics Practicals only
D.Sanskrit Literature only
Explanation: Official MSBSHSE HSC Vocational syllabi list GFC (code 90) with Class 11 paper 'Employability Skill Development' and Class 12 paper 'Entrepreneurship Development' for all vocational (MCVC) courses.
2The Class 12 General Foundation Course theory paper under Maharashtra HSC Vocational is commonly titled:
A.Employability Skill Development
B.Entrepreneurship Development
C.Organic Chemistry Lab only
D.World History only
Explanation: Std XII GFC theory is 'Entrepreneurship Development' — equipping vocational students for self-employment and enterprise skills across all HSC Vocational courses.
3A typical official mark split described for Maharashtra HSC Vocational GFC Class 12 is about:
A.100 theory marks with zero project or oral
B.Only 20 theory marks for the whole subject
C.60 theory + 20 project report + 10 student activity + 10 oral
D.Pass/fail with no numeric total
Explanation: MSBSHSE vocational syllabi commonly show Std XII GFC as 60 theory (about 2 hours), 20 project report, 10 student activity, and 10 oral for a 100-mark total.
4Self-management in employability skills mainly begins with:
A.Ignoring personal weaknesses forever
B.Only memorising product prices without goals
C.Avoiding all planning as unnecessary
D.Identifying one's strengths and weaknesses, then planning goals
Explanation: GFC Employability units open with self-management: know strengths and weaknesses, plan and set goals, and manage emotions such as ego and pride.
5A useful classroom activity for self-management listed in GFC employability work is to:
A.Prepare a personal list of strengths and weaknesses
B.Refuse all reflection on behaviour
C.Only criticise classmates' strengths
D.Delete all personal goals permanently
Explanation: The Std XI unit asks every student to prepare a list of self strengths and self weaknesses — a foundation for planning and improvement.
6Time management tools in GFC employability commonly include the idea of a:
A.Rule that punctuality never matters
B.Time Management Matrix to prioritise work
C.Ban on any daily schedule
D.Requirement to skip all deadlines
Explanation: The syllabus covers the concept of time management, attendance/discipline/punctuality, and tools such as a Time Management Matrix to plan work.
7In the Eisenhower-style time management matrix used in many employability texts, tasks that are both urgent and important should generally be:
A.Ignored forever
B.Delegated without any judgment
C.Done first / given top priority
D.Delayed until after all low-priority hobbies
Explanation: Urgent-and-important tasks sit in the 'do first' quadrant; the matrix helps students prioritise work, games, learning, and daily activities.
8Team building in GFC employability emphasises understanding:
A.Only solo work with zero group dynamics
B.That teams never need communication
C.That every group fails by definition
D.The concept of group, group dynamics, and team building
Explanation: Unit work covers the concept of a group, group dynamics, and team building, with activities such as preparing a group to perform a task.
9Motivation theory in the GFC unit links needs, drives, and:
A.Goals
B.Only random luck with no goals
C.Permanent demotivation as the aim
D.Avoiding all customer contact
Explanation: The motivation unit covers the relationship between needs, drives and goals; objectives, classification and types of motivation; and self-motivation.
10Which statement best matches 'self-motivation' in employability skills?
A.Depending solely on others to push every task
B.Driving oneself toward goals without waiting only for external pressure
C.Never setting any personal objective
D.Refusing all feedback permanently
Explanation: Self-motivation is the internal drive to pursue goals; GFC also covers types and classifications of motivation beyond only external push.

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