Manipur Board Class 10

The Board of Secondary Education Manipur (BSEM) was established by the state government of Manipur in 1972. Currently, 786 high schools and higher secondary schools are affiliated with the board out of which 226 schools are run by the Government, 103 are Government-aided schools, and 457 are private schools. The aforementioned schools in the state are managed either by the government or by private bodies. The board also oversees the curriculum and exams of affiliated schools.

The Manipur State Board administers the HSLC exams for students in Class 10 who attend schools affiliated to the Manipur State Board. Six subjects are covered in the Manipur HSLC exams. The board is responsible for establishing the curriculum, syllabus, blueprints, and model papers in addition to conducting the test at the conclusion of BSEM 10th Class. The board is also in charge of textbook preparation, production, and distribution for Classes 1 through 10.

Manipur Board Class 10 Brochure

The Manipur Board Class 10 Brochure contains all relevant information pertaining to the BSEM 10th standard curriculum and syllabus details. Refer to Curriculum and Syllabus for Manipur Board Class 9 and 10.

Manipur Board Class 10 Exam Summary

The Manipur Board conducts a public examination viz High School Leaving Certificate Examination at the end of Class 10 in the courses prescribed for Class 10 only. It is important for students to know the important details of the Manipur Board Class 10 exam. For 2022, the latest updates on the 10th exam are still awaited.  

For the evaluation of the Manipur board Class 10 exams, the total marks are 100, 20 marks are for internal assessment of the school, 30 marks are from previous Class, i.e. Class 9 exam records and 50 marks are considered on the basis of the performance of the students in pre-board exams (term test and periodic test) conducted in their respective schools. Currently, the Board of Secondary Education Manipur has not released any new information about when the Manipur Board Class 10 exams will be conducted.

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Official Website Link

http://www.bosem.in/

Latest Update

 

• The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur released the High School Leaving Certificate(Class 10) timetable on January 18, 2023. The exam will commence on March 16 to April 3, 2023.

Manipur Board Class 10 Selection Process

A regular student for Class 10 is eligible for the HSLC examination if the student satisfies the following conditions:

• The minimum marks obtained by a student is 33% in total, subject to a minimum of 25% in each subject in each of the two categories of tests, viz, Periodic Test & Term Test.
• The student should get a minimum of 33% in each Work Education and Health and Physical Education.
• The student should attend a minimum of 75% of the teaching days of the school.

Manipur Board Class 10 Marking Scheme

The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur, has been following the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE), modified recently. As per the current norms of CCE, four Formative Assessments (FA) and two Summative Assessments (SA) are conducted.

The FAs are usually held in March, May, July and September, carrying 20 marks each in every subject. The SAs are conducted in June and November/December carrying 50 marks each. The assignments/projects/practicals are allocated 20 marks.

So, the total marks, 20 x 4 + 50 x 2 + 20, which aggregates to 200 marks, are scaled to 100 marks and are considered for the final mark. The revised scheme is applicable only for the academic session 2021-22 in Classes 9 and 10.

No.	Subject	Marks for Theory Exam	Marks for Internal Assessment	Areas Covered Under Internal Assessment
1	Languages	80	20	Conversation skills Assignment Formal tests
2	Mathematics	80	20	Practical activities Assignment Formal tests
3	Science	80	20	Practicals Projects Formal tests
4	Social Science	80	20	Practical exercises Records Formal tests
5	Additional Subjects	80	20	Practical exercises Records Formal tests

Manipur Board 10th Exam Pattern Details - Scoring Pattern (+/- Marking)

Under the latest scheme, the Manipur Board 10th exam will contain the following categories of tests:

• Two Formative Assessments for each subject in September and November carrying 40 marks each.
• One Summative Assessments in December for 80 marks. The table given below shows the marks allotted to each category of the assessment.
• Schools must submit the mark list of the tests without fail.
• If the situation is not conducive for offline examination, the schools may conduct online/assignment/project/interview to assess the students.
• Submission of comprehensive scores of the FA and SA marks along with the total marks for each student must be submitted to the board for Classes 9 and 10, failing which the student will not be permitted to appear for the Class 10 board exam.
• Schools must keep the answer booklets of FAs and SAs for each class so that they may be submitted at any time as asked by the board. They must be kept safe up to 3 months after the student appears for the HSLC examination.

Subject	Formative Assessment (2 nos.) (X)	Summative Assessment (1 no.) (Y)	Total Mark (FA + SA) (X+Y) / 2	Assignment/ Project/ Practical/Int ernal Assessment	Total Marks
1st Language / Subject in lieu 1st Language	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
English	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
Mathematics	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
Science	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
Social Science	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
Additional Subject	40 x 1 marks (1st Test) 40 x 1 marks (2nd Test)	80 marks	80 marks	20 marks	100 marks
HPE Theory HPE Practical	10 x 2 marks	30 marks	50  marks	50 marks	100 marks
Work Education	10 x 2 marks	30 marks	50  marks	50 marks	100 marks

• The occurrence of the tests mentioned above may be adjusted due to the pandemic. Schools must follow the latest guidelines issued by the board strictly, failing which they may be penalised. 
• The syllabus for the assessments is as follows: 
  1. Formative Assessments: Lessons/chapters for the two periodic tests should be divided so that it covers the whole syllabus of the Term.
  2. Summative Assessments: Lessons/chapters should cover the entire syllabus, and should contain the various forms of the question as defined in the design, objective, forms of the question with appropriate marks, and time.

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10th Manipur Board Exam Pattern Details - Total Time

The duration of each paper for the 10th Manipur Board exams is given below:

No.	Subject	Duration
1	First Language or Subject in Lieu of the First Language	3 hours
2	English	3 hours
3	Mathematics i) Theory ii) Practical	3 hours 1 hour
4	Science i) Theory ii) Practical	3 hours 1 hour
5	Social Science	3 hours
Total
6	Additional Subject	3 hours

Below we have provided detailed Manipur Board Class 10 syllabus for your reference:

Manipur Board Class 10 Maths Syllabus

Students can refer to the Manipur Board Class 10 Maths syllabus below:

Sections	Topics Covered
Real Numbers	Euclid’s division lemma Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic etc.
Polynomials	Zeros of a polynomial Relationship between zeros and coefficients of quadratic polynomials etc.
Pair of linear equations in two variables	Pair of linear equations in two variables and graphical methods of their solution. Algebraic conditions for number of solutions etc.
Quadratic equations	Solutions of quadratic equations by factorization. Relationship between discriminant and nature of roots etc.
Arithmetic progression	Arithmetic Progression Derivation of the nth term. Sum of the first n terms of an A.P etc.
Lines (In two-dimensions)	Concepts of coordinate geometry graphs of linear equations Distance formula Area of a triangle etc.
Triangles	Prove -If a line is drawn parallel to one side of a triangle to intersect the other two sides in distinct points, the other two sides are divided in the same ratio. Motivate- If in two triangles, the corresponding angles are equal, their corresponding sides are proportional and the triangles are similar. Prove- The ratio of the areas of two similar triangles is equal to the ratio of the squares of their corresponding sides etc.
Circles	Prove- The tangent at any point of a circle is perpendicular to the radius through the point of contact. Prove- The lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to a circle are equal, etc.
Construction	Division of a line segment in a given ratio (internally). Tangents to a circle from a point outside it. Construction of a triangle similar to a given triangle etc.
Trigonometry	Introduction to trigonometry Trigonometric identities Heights and Distances: Angle of elevation, Angle of Depression etc.
Areas related to circles	Area of sectors and segments of a circle. Areas and perimeter/circumference of the plane figures (triangles, simple quadrilaterals, and circle) etc.
Surface Areas and Volumes	Surface areas and volumes of combinations of any two of the following: cubes, cuboids, spheres, hemispheres and right circular cylinders/cones. Frustum of a cone etc.
Statistics	Mean Median Mode etc.
Probability	Classical definition of probability.

Manipur Board Class 10 Science Syllabus

Students can refer to the Manipur Board Class 10 Science syllabus below:

Sections	Topics Covered
Chemical equation	Balanced chemical equation Implication of a balanced chemical equation Types of chemical reactions, etc.
Acids bases and salts	General properties Importance of pH in everyday life Preparation and uses of Sodium Hydroxide etc.
Metals and Non-metals	Properties of metals and non-metals Reactivity series Formation and properties of ionic compounds etc.
Carbon compounds	Chemical properties of carbon compounds Versatile nature of carbon Homologous series etc.
Periodic classification of elements	Need for classification Modern periodic table Gradation in properties etc.
Life processes	Basic concept of nutrition Respiration Exertion in plants and animals etc.
Control and co-ordination in animals and plants	Topic movement in plants Involuntary and reflex action Animal hormones etc.
Reproduction	Reproduction in plants and animals Safe sex vs HIV / AIDS Childbearing and women’s health etc.
Heredity and evolution	Heredity Mendel’s contribution Sex determination etc.
Natural phenomenon	Reflection of light by curved surfaces Principle axis Refraction of light by spherical lens Functioning of lenses in the human eye etc.
Effects of current	Electric current Ohm’s law Electric power Interrelation between P, V, I and R etc.
Magnetic effects of current	Fleming’s Left-Hand Rule Fleming’s Right-Hand Rule Advantage of AC over DC Domestic electric circuits etc.
Sources of energy	Different sources of energy Renewable versus non-renewable sources of Energy Conventional and non-conventional sources of energy etc.
Our environment	Eco-systems Environmental problems Biodegradable and non-biodegradable substances etc.
Management of natural resources	Sustainability of natural resources Forest and wildlife Coal and Petroleum conservation etc.

Manipur Board Class 10 Social Science Syllabus

Students can refer to the Manipur Board Class 10 Social Science syllabus below:

Sections	Topics Covered
India and the Contemporary World – II – Events and processes	The Rise of Nationalism in Europe Nationalism in India etc.
Livelihoods, Economies and Societies:	The Making of a Global World The age of Industrialization etc.
Everyday Life, Culture and Politics	Print Culture and the Modern World
Resources and Development	Land resources Land use pattern in India Classification of soil Soil as a resource etc.
Forest and Wildlife	Biodiversity and Biological diversity The Himalayan Yew in trouble Project tiger Types and distribution of forests and wildlife resources etc.
Water Resources	Water Scarcity and The Need for Water Conservation and Management Multi-Purpose River Projects and Integrated Water Resources Management Rainwater Harvesting etc.
Agriculture	Types of farming Cropping Pattern Major Crops Technological and Institutional Reforms etc.
Minerals and Energy Resources	Mode of occurrence of Minerals Ferrons and Non-Ferrons Minerals Conversation of minerals etc.
Manufacturing Industries	Classification of Industries Spatial distribution Industrial pollution and environmental degradation etc.
Lifelines of National Economy	Transport Communication Tourism as a trade International trade etc.
Power Sharing	Case Studies of Belgium and Sri Lanka Forms of power-sharing etc.
Federalism	What is Federalism? How is Federalism practised? Decentralization in India etc.
Gender, Religion and Caste	Gender and politics Caste and politics etc.
Popular struggles and movements	Popular Struggles in Nepal and Bolivia Mobilization and Organization Pressure Groups and Movements etc.
Political Parties	Why do we need Political Parties? How many Parties should we have? Challenges to Political Parties etc.
Outcome of Democracy	Accountable, responsive and legitimate government Economic growth and development Reduction of inequality and poverty etc.
Development	National Development How to compare different countries or states? Income and other criteria etc.
Sectors of Indian Economy	Sectors of Economic activities Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sectors in India Division of sectors as organized and unorganized etc.
Money and Credit	Money as a medium of exchange Modern forms of money Loan activities of Banks Two different credit situations etc.
Globalization and the Indian Economy	Production across countries Interlinking production across countries Foreign Trade and the integration of markets What is globalization? e

 

 

BSEM Class 10 Exam Preparation Tips

To help students prepare better for their BSEM Class 10 Exams, we have provided a few key preparation tips below:

• For better results in the 10th Manipur board exam preparation, candidates are advised to solve at least the previous five years’ question paper to get comprehensive knowledge about the type of questions asked earlier. 
• Make a note of the most repeated questions that appear in the exam papers and practise them thoroughly.
• As a part of the preparation, take the Embibe Class 10 Mock Tests and solve Embibe Practice Questions. Once you get your mock test results, Embibe provides you with a detailed analysis of your exam, giving a breakup of your time on each question.
• Mark the questions which you could not answer while attempting mock tests. Prepare them well so that you are able to answer those questions in your final exams.

Manipur Board Class 10 Detailed Study Plan

Here are a few points that students can incorporate into their study plans to help them prepare better:

• Cover the Entire Syllabus Thoroughly: While getting ready for the Class 10th Manipur board exam, do not put more emphasis on some subjects like Mathematics and Science and neglect the others. Prepare all the subjects with equal priority. Ensure to study all the topics from the syllabus.
• Practice Sample Papers and Previous Year Question Papers: The 10th Manipur board exam is a state-level exam. Download the previous year’s question papers from the official website and practise them regularly.
• Learn from Embibe’s Video Lessons: You may also access Embibe’s video lessons to learn Class 10 subjects through interactive videos and lessons.

Parent/Guardian Counselling

• Help Them Manage Their Time: Students at this age are distracted by many things such as activities in school, homework, attending tuition, and extracurricular activities including games and sports. Managing time with all these activities is probably the biggest problem. You may help your child work out an effective schedule to help them efficiently utilise their time to balance their hobbies, interests and studies.
• Being There Works like Magic: Always be there for your child, not only physically but also emotionally. This has extremely positive effects on them. Students of Classes 9 and 10 and this age group usually face intense anxiety and pressure during their exam preparation. If they know that a supportive parent is always there for them, it makes a huge difference to their mental wellbeing.
• Use the Right Words: Never compare your child with others. This statement has a lot of depth to it. So, every time you are talking to your child, be mindful of choosing the right words. Let them grow according to their merits and values. 
• Guide Them to Create Self-help Aids: Keep an eye on your child’s weekly assessments, mock tests, and regularity in studies. Help them analyse and prepare a study plan to address all the weak topics in a disciplined way.
• Limit Distractions: Some of the factors that distract your child nowadays are social media, movies, television, etc. You need to identify which factor is affecting your child the most and handle it in the right manner. Remember that devoiding them of access is not really going to help them. Try to give limited access, and find a middle ground that works for your child too.

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Manipur Board Class 10 Exam Date

The Board of Secondary Education Manipur has released the Manipur Board class 10 exam timetable on January 18, 2023. The Manipur board HSLC releases the timetable online in PDF. The HSLC exam will start from March 16 to April 3, 2023. The timings are from 9 am to 12 pm. Students can find the Manipur Board Class 10 timetable in the table below:

Some of the frequently asked questions are provided below:

Q.1: What is the full form of HSLC in Manipur?
Ans: The full form of HSLC in Manipur is the High School Leaving Certificate.

Q.2: What is the official website of the Manipur Board of Secondary Education?
Ans: The official website of BSEM or Manipur is bsem.nic.in.

Q.3: How to check the Manipur Class 10 Timetable 2022?
Ans: The aspirants of the Manipur board who filled the HSLC board applications can get their timetable by visiting the official board website. It will also be updated on this article once it is released.

Q.4: Can students refer to the Manipur Board Class 10 HSLC syllabus to prepare for competitive exams?
Ans: Yes. Students can refer to the Manipur Board Class 10 syllabus to prepare efficiently for competitive exams. 

Q.5: What are the minimum passing marks for Manipur Class 10 HSLC exam?
Ans: The minimum passing marks for Manipur Board Class 10 HSLC exams is 33%.

 

List of Schools

Secondary education is provided through a number of schools in the state of Manipur. We have provided the list of schools in the table below:

S. No.	Name of School
1.	Angam Memorial School, Liwachangning
2.	Ananda Purna School, Thoubal (Tomjing)
3.	Ananda Singh Hr. Secondary Academy, Imphal
4.	Andro High School, Andro Imphal East District
5.	Apex Christian High School, Motbung
6.	Antarctic English School, Yairipok
7.	Ank English Academy, Langmeidong
8.	Andro High School, B.P.O. Andro
9.	Angahal Higher Secondary School, Wangoi
10.	Anita Standard High School, Kwakta
11.	Alberts English School, Singjamei
12.	Alice Christian Hr. Sec. School, P.O. Ukhrul
13.	Alpha B.C.I. Memorial Academy, Thangmeiband
14.	Alpha Christian High School, Kachai Village
15.	Amuba High School, B.P.O. Khangabok
16.	Amusana High School, Keinou
17.	Amutombi Divine Life Eng. School, Wabagai
18.	Anallon Christian Institute, Lambung, Chandel

The following link will take you to a complete list of schools in Manipur.
List of Secondary Schools in Manipur

List of Future Exams

Manipur Board Class 10 exam is very important for students not just to pass but to score well too. The performance in BSEM 10th board exams will help determine the level of exams and institutions students can apply for. Below are some of the future exams that students of Manipur Board Class 10 can appear for:

Sl no	Exam
1	11th Manipur Board Exam
2	12th Manipur Board Exam
3	KVPY SA Exam for admission into IISERs after 12th Board Exam

Even while studying in the same grade (10th), students can appear for other competitive exams listed below for skill/knowledge improvement, merit certificates and scholarships.

Sl no	Name of the Exam
1	International Science Olympiad (ISO)
2	International Maths Olympiad (IMO)
3	English International Olympiad (EIO)
4	English International Olympiad (EIO)
5	General Knowledge International Olympiad (GKIO)
6	International Computer Olympiad (ICO)
7	International Drawing Olympiad (IDO)
8	National Essay Olympiad (NESO)
9	National Social Studies Olympiad (NSSO)
10	NTSE (National Talent Search Examination)

Future Skills

Students must remember that academics is not the only education that students must imbibe in Manipur Board Class 10. Besides academics, there are plenty of other vocational and characteristic attributes that students can pick up over the course of the academic session. Some of the skills and traits that will help students significantly in future are:

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills	Computer handling	Adaptive Thinking
Pressure / stress management	Teamwork	Creativity
Punctuality	Communication	Flexibility
Fulfilment of task/commitment	Budgeting	Leadership
Collaboration Skills	Personal Management	Inquiry Skills
Technology Skills	Creativity and Innovation	Soft Skills
Empathy and Perspective	Cooking	Stress Management

Career Prospect/Which Stream To Choose

Post the successful completion of Manipur Board Class 10, students find themselves at an important crossroad in life – choosing the direction they want to head in. Although the choices of streams are limited in Class 11, they embody a much larger expectation as the stream that a student chooses will help them determine their career path.

If students do not want to choose the conventional path of +2 education, they have plenty of other more focused options such as short-term diploma and certificate courses.

In conclusion, students must be clear in what they want to do in future based on their interests and what they are good at. To help students understand what various streams in Class 11 entails, they can refer to the information provided below.

Science

The following are some career options for science students:

1. BTech/BE
2. Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery are both medical degrees (MBBS)
3. Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy
4. Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology (BSc MLT) 
5. Forensic Science/Home Science

Commerce

If statistics, money, and economics interest you, then commerce is the right stream for you. Commerce students have the following career options:

1. Business Management
2. Chartered Accountant
3. Business Management
4. Digital Marketing
5. Human resource development

Arts

If you are creative and want to learn more about humanity and their interactions, then arts is the right stream for you. Some career opportunities after completing diploma/certificate studies in arts after Class 12 are as follows:

1. Beautician 
2. Event Manager
3. Graphic Designer 
4. SEO Analyst
5. Interior Designing
6. Nutritional Therapist
7. Journalism