Maharashtra Board SSC Syllabus 2025-26 is set by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. The board has designed the latest syllabus for each subject to provide overall knowledge to students. The Maharashtra Board SSC syllabus includes five main subjects. All of you will have to study Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Hindi, and English. Mathematics and Science will be divided into a theory exam of 40 marks, internal assessment of 40 marks and a practical exam of 20 marks. The language subjects including English and Hindi will be conducted for 80 marks and 20 marks will be reserved for internal assessment/practical exam. Social Science will be further divided into two parts. History and Political Science exam will be conducted for 60 marks and Geography exam will be conducted for 40 marks. Go through the article in detail to check the complete syllabus for each subject.
Maharashtra Board Class 12 Home science Syllabus 2025-26
Below given is the detailed syllabus:
Unit I: Work, Livelihood, and Career (5 Marks)
- Content Overview: This unit explores various career options, the significance of work in personal and societal contexts, and the development of skills necessary for professional success.
- Key Topics:
- Understanding work and its impact on individuals and society.
- Exploring different career paths and the skills required for each.
- The role of education and training in career development.
- Work ethics and professional behavior.
Unit II: Nutrition, Food Science, and Technology (23 Marks)
- Content Overview: This comprehensive unit covers the principles of nutrition, the science of food, and technological advancements in food processing and preservation.
- Key Topics:
- Basic nutrients and their functions.
- Dietary requirements at different life stages.
- Food processing techniques and their nutritional implications.
- Food safety and hygiene practices.
- Emerging food technologies and their impact on health.
Unit III: Human Development and Family Studies (10 Marks)
- Content Overview: Focuses on the physical, emotional, and social development of individuals, and the dynamics of family relationships.
- Key Topics:
- Stages of human development from infancy to adulthood.
- Factors influencing development.
- Family structures and roles.
- Parenting styles and their effects on children.
- Interpersonal relationships and communication within families.
Unit IV: Fabric and Apparel (17 Marks)
- Content Overview: Covers the study of textiles, garment construction, and the cultural significance of clothing.
- Key Topics:
- Types of fibers and fabrics.
- Fabric properties and their applications.
- Garment construction techniques.
- Fashion trends and their societal impact.
- Sustainable practices in the textile industry.
Unit V: Resource Management (10 Marks)
- Content Overview: This unit addresses the efficient utilization of resources in household and community settings.
- Key Topics:
- Time, energy, and money management.
- Decision-making processes in resource allocation.
- Planning and organizing household tasks.
- Community resource management and development.
Unit VI: Communication and Extension (5 Marks)
- Content Overview: Explores the principles of effective communication and the role of extension services in community development.
- Key Topics:
- Communication models and barriers.
- Techniques for effective interpersonal communication.
- Role of extension services in disseminating information.
- Use of media and technology in communication.
Practical Examination (30 Marks)
- Content Overview: Practical assessments are designed to evaluate students' hands-on skills in various aspects of home science.
- Key Areas:
- Preparation of balanced diets.
- Food preservation methods.
- Garment construction and design.
- Resource management simulations.
- Communication and extension project work.
Assessment Overview
- Theory Examination: The theory exam will assess students' understanding of theoretical concepts across all units, totaling 70 marks.
- Practical Examination: Practical exams will evaluate students' application of knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios, totaling 30 marks.
- Total Marks: The combined total for theory and practical examinations is 100 marks.
