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Maharashtra Secondary School Certificate (SSC / Class 10) Hand Embroidery (subject code J9) — Work Education / Divyang pathway — Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Key Facts: Maharashtra SSC Hand Embroidery (MSBSHSE) Exam

Code J9

MSBSHSE SSC subject code for Hand Embroidery

MSBSHSE SSC subject / Work Education listings

Divyang / Work Education

Commonly scheduled among Work Education subjects for eligible Divyang candidates

MSBSHSE SSC Work Education hall-ticket / timetable notices

Performance-based

Official assessment is practical/performance-heavy — not a pure MCQ paper

MSBSHSE Work Education subject logistics

35%

Commonly reported minimum pass mark overall per subject (confirm year circular)

MSBSHSE SSC pass-criteria summaries

Fees via schools

Examination fees as notified by MSBSHSE through secondary schools

MSBSHSE candidate fee / school circular practice

MCQ study aid

Local bank is a 100-item English MCQ theory adaptation — not an official practical exam

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Maharashtra SSC Hand Embroidery (MSBSHSE, J9) is a practical/performance-heavy Work Education subject for eligible Divyang pathway candidates. Pass is commonly ~35% overall as notified. Fees are as notified by MSBSHSE through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for theory knowledge only — not an official practical simulation.

Sample Maharashtra SSC Hand Embroidery (MSBSHSE) Practice Questions

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1Running stitch is best described as:
A.A simple in-and-out stitch used for outlines and gathering basics
B.A raised French knot only
C.Only a machine zigzag permanently
D.A type of fabric dye
Explanation: Running stitch is the basic even dashed line of hand sewing/embroidery used for outlines and simple work.
2Back stitch is commonly used because it:
A.Makes a continuous strong outline resembling a solid line
B.Always creates open lace holes only
C.Is only used to cut fabric
D.Replaces scissors
Explanation: Back stitch forms a solid-looking line good for outlines and lettering.
3Stem stitch is especially suitable for:
A.Curved outlines such as stems and flowing lines
B.Filling large solid areas only as satin always
C.Only hemming heavy carpets by machine
D.Measuring fabric length in metres
Explanation: Stem stitch creates a rope-like line that follows curves well for stems and outlines.
4Chain stitch forms:
A.Linked loop chains on the fabric surface
B.Only French knots stacked
C.Only cross stitches in grids
D.Only machine overlock edges
Explanation: Chain stitch is a series of connected loops resembling a chain.
5Satin stitch is mainly used to:
A.Fill shapes with smooth closely placed stitches
B.Only outline with long gaps
C.Cut buttonholes without thread
D.Replace design transfer paper
Explanation: Satin stitch fills motifs with parallel stitches lying smoothly side by side.
6Cross stitch is characterised by:
A.X-shaped stitches often worked on even-weave fabric in counted patterns
B.Only French knots
C.Only long freeform satin without crosses
D.Only glue on fabric
Explanation: Cross stitch forms X units and is popular for counted designs on even-weave grounds.
7Lazy daisy stitch is typically used for:
A.Petals and small leaf loops
B.Only heavy carpet binding by machine
C.Only measuring hoop diameter
D.Only dyeing thread black
Explanation: Lazy daisy (detached chain) makes petal/leaf loop shapes efficiently.
8French knot creates:
A.A small raised textured knot on the surface
B.A long straight basting line only
C.A perfect satin fill of large rectangles only
D.A machine buttonhole automatically
Explanation: French knots add dotted texture for centres of flowers and details.
9Blanket (buttonhole) stitch is often used for:
A.Edges, appliqué edges, and decorative borders
B.Only filling solid circles as satin exclusively
C.Only winding bobbins on lockstitch machines
D.Only pressing seams with an iron
Explanation: Blanket stitch secures and decorates edges with looped edge stitches.
10Herringbone stitch appears as:
A.Crossing diagonal stitches forming a herringbone pattern
B.Only vertical satin bars with no crossing
C.Only French knots in a straight row always
D.Only glued sequins
Explanation: Herringbone is a decorative crossed diagonal stitch used for borders and hems.

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