What is the required percentage in class 10th to opt for commerce with maths in class 11th?

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9 years ago
Hey Atulya, The answer to your question varies from school to school, but I would suggest you that if you want to get commerce with maths, then score somewhere around 75-85 percent marks in class 10th.

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7 years ago
I had got 59.8 percentage in 10 class which stream I can get can I get Commerce with Math stream.

S
6 years ago
65 - 70 minimum percentage to take commerce stream.

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Nikita Chaudhary
8 years ago
Dear, You need not to worry. You only needs a percentage above 65 if you want to opt for commerce with maths. Your choice of taking maths is very appreciable, good for that. This choice of yours will make you eligible for many job opportunities after 12th. But you will have to focus on your 11th a

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Both papers carry the same 75-mark, 23-question structure. Students should check with their school on which level to opt for, based on their plans for Class 11th.

Once released, the sample paper will be available on the official MPBSE website, mpbse.nic.in, under the Model Paper section for 10th Class.

As per the recent pattern, the paper includes 23 questions across MCQ, fill in the blanks, true/false, match the following, one-word and long answer formats.

The exam duration is 3 hours, giving students enough time to attempt all 23 questions across the objective and subjective sections.

The MP Board 10th Mathematics paper carries a total of 75 marks in the theory exam, based on the pattern followed by MPBSE in the 2025-26 session.

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