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Key Facts: Maharashtra SSC Pali (MSBSHSE) Exam

Code 28

MSBSHSE SSC general subject code for Pali (Second/Third Language)

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About 3 hours

Typical written duration window for SSC Second/Third Language Pali

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~80 + ~20

Common written + internal split for SSC language subjects (subject total near 100)

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About 35%

Commonly reported minimum pass mark per SSC subject

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L2/L3 Pali

Class 10 classical language option under MSBSHSE Second/Third Language list

MSBSHSE SSC general subject codes

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Maharashtra SSC Pali (MSBSHSE, code 28) is Class 10 Second/Third Language Pali — commonly ~80 written (~3 h) + ~20 internal for ~100 marks. Pass is commonly ~35%. Fees are as notified by MSBSHSE through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for SSC Pali L2/L3 — not an official paper simulation and not a substitute for writing or oral/internal components.

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1Devanagari + paradigm: nominative singular of masculine a-stem buddha (बुद्ध) is:
A.buddho / बुद्धो
B.buddhaṃ / बुद्धं
C.buddhena / बुद्धेन
D.buddhassa / बुद्धस्स
Explanation: Masculine a-stems form nominative singular with -o: buddha → buddho (बुद्धो). Accusative is buddhaṃ (बुद्धं); instrumental buddhena (बुद्धेन); genitive/dative buddhassa (बुद्धस्स).
2For the masculine a-stem dhamma, which form is the singular object case (accusative)?
A.dhammo
B.dhammena
C.dhammā
D.dhammaṃ
Explanation: Accusative singular of masculine a-stems takes -aṃ: dhamma → dhammaṃ. Nominative singular is dhammo; instrumental is dhammena.
3Which form is the instrumental singular of purisa ('man', masculine a-stem)?
A.puriso
B.purisaṃ
C.purisena
D.purisassa
Explanation: Instrumental singular of masculine a-stems is formed with -ena: purisa → purisena ('by/with the man').
4The genitive singular of putta ('son', masculine a-stem) is:
A.putto
B.puttaṃ
C.puttena
D.puttassa
Explanation: Genitive (and dative) singular of masculine a-stems ends in -assa: putta → puttassa ('of/to the son').
5Choose the usual 'in/at the village' form of masculine a-stem gāma:
A.gāmo
B.gāmaṃ
C.gāme
D.gāmena
Explanation: Locative singular of masculine a-stems is typically -e: gāma → gāme ('in/at the village').
6Nominative plural of the masculine a-stem deva ('god/deity') is typically:
A.devaṃ
B.devena
C.devassa
D.devā
Explanation: Masculine a-stem nominative plural commonly ends in -ā: deva → devā ('gods/deities').
7At SSC level, the feminine ā-stem kaññā appears in the subject (nominative singular) as:
A.kañño
B.kaññaṃ
C.kaññena
D.kaññā
Explanation: Feminine ā-stems keep -ā in nominative singular: kaññā. Do not apply masculine -o.
8Which best marks the 'from the field' (ablative singular) sense of masculine a-stem khetta?
A.khetto
B.khettaṃ
C.khettā / khettasmā (ablative-type)
D.khette only
Explanation: Ablative singular of masculine a-stems commonly uses -ā or -asmā/-amhā type endings (khettā / khettasmā) meaning 'from the field'.
9Neuter a-stem phala ('fruit/result') has nominative and accusative singular commonly ending in:
A.-o only
B.-ena only
C.-e only
D.-aṃ
Explanation: Neuter a-stems typically share nominative and accusative singular in -aṃ (phalaṃ). The masculine -o nominative does not apply to neuters.
10In the sentence sense 'the boy sees the teacher', the object 'teacher' (ācariya) should appear in which case?
A.Nominative
B.Instrumental
C.Locative
D.Accusative
Explanation: Direct objects of transitive verbs take the accusative (e.g., ācariyaṃ). Nominative marks the subject; instrumental marks means/agent; locative marks place/time.

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