What is the difference between SSC and HSC Examinations?

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Dear friend,,
SSC stands for Secondary School Certificate which is same as 10th, Matriculation, SSLC etc.
Whereas,,,
HSC denotes Higher Secondary Certificate, meaning 12th std, +2, pre degree, etc.
For admission to College for Degree courses HSC is the min. requirement.
For polytechnic SSC is required.

The SSC exam is the 10th level exam. It is abbreviated from the word senior secondary certificate. HSC is the 12th standard exam. It is abbreviated from the word higher secondary certificate. Students after SSC normally apply for the HSC level course. After clearing HSC the candidates will be eligible for the graduation level course. These terms are normally used in Maharashtra.

Dear friend,
SSC is Senior School Certificate means if you have this certificate then this means you are 11th and 12th pass.Board exams of 12th class are called SSC exams.

To get SSC you have to appear for 12th board exams and have to clear them and to appear in 11th class you have to pass 11th class.

And HSC is High School Certificate means when you will clear 10th class then you will get this certificate.

To get HSC certificate you have to pass 10th class board exams.

To get SSC you need to have HSC.

I think i have cleared your doubt .

best of lk..

FRIEND,

->SSC stands for Senior secondary classes and the HSC stands for Higher secondary classes.

->The classes which are included in SSC are from 5th class to 10th class.

->The classes which are included in HSC are the classes 11th and 12th class.

->The Syllabus of these classes in different and it also depends on you board which you have taken.

->There are board exam conducted in 10th class and Second board exam in 12th class.Both of these board exams are important top clear and You should score good in these exams to have a good future.

GOOD LUCK.

SSC stands for secondary school certificate.
HSC stands for Higher secondary certificate.
Here first you have to appear SSC.
SSC is the 10th.
After qualification the SSC you are eligible for HSC.HSC is the 10+2 examination which is conducted by the board.HSC have a several branches like science,arts,commerce.

hi dear friend,


SSC was old education format -means Secondary School Certificate - or called as Matriculation-the 11th std in school.
HSC now means Higher Secondary Certificate equivelent to 12th std.

SSC is the highest examination in the school level,every student must clear ssc exam to promote next classes.

HSC is the Intermediate, where there are different groups are available like MPC,BIPC,CEC,HEC,MEC etc...

students should be careful while selecting branch in their HSC, because selection of branch will decide your entire career.
this will impact on your career. if you want to do engineering you can go for MPC, which is the best option.
if you want to do medicine then you have to go for BIPC. students who did their +2 in BIPC, they only eligible to do medicine.

if any one want to do management courses like MBA, They can choose B.com.

good luck...

Hello Friend

There is a difference between SSC and HSC

SSC stands forSECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE:

It is generally awarded to a student who who are school going and completed 10th standard.

In response to the school going child performance through out the schooling giving the performance certificate of the student to promote for Higher education.


HSC stands for HIGHER SECONDARY CERTIFICATE :

It is generally Nationally and Internationally awarded to the candidates who had completed their Secondary education successfully in NSW.

Students will receive an HSC course report for each course they complete describing the level of achievement as well as standards reached by the candidate in comparison with the other students.

Each HSC report shows student level in 6 respective bands.Student will receive a minimum mark of 50 out of 100 or more showing the ability of student.

hi.. friend.,
the difference between ssc and hsc is as follows..
SSC is the state secondary board exam.,where it provides exams till X-class..,
HSC is called as higher secondary ..,where the board certifies +1 and +2 classes...continuing after Xth class....
ssc is till 10th class and hsc follows with inter also...
thank you....

SSC stands for Senior Secondary Cerificate.
In India, it is popularly known as Board Exams.
We also call them matriculation.
SSC is pursued in various boards of education, like central board (CBSE) or state boards.

HSC stands for Higher Secondary Certificate.
It's also known as +2.
Herein, one needs to choose the stream of study.
It may be Arts, Science or Commerce, or any other vocational or diploma which also stands equivalent to HSC.

The scores of both SSC and HSC are very significant and on their basis students can acquire standard education further.
All the best!!!

hello,

SSC is considered as 10th which stands for Senior Secondary Certificate.
it is also considered as board exam or matriculation

HSC is considered as 12th which stands for higher secondary certificate.
it is also considered as intermediate....

SSC = X th = Secondary School Certificate

HSC = XII th = Higher Secondary Certificate

Hello,

A huge Difference Exist Between SSC & HSC. Both are Fully Different.

SSC - Senior Secondary Class.
10th Class. it is also Known as Metric.
After SSC you are Eligible for Taking admission in Diploma Degree.


HSC - Higher Secondary Class
12th Class.
After HSC you are Eligible for Taking Admission in Colleges for Graduation Degree.

hii...

=> SSC stands for Senior secondary classes and also called as secondary school certificate
=> the HSC stands for Higher secondary classes.

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hello
i want to know the difference between ssc and hsc examinations.

Hi,
You have asked very good Question
SSC Stands for SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE which is same as 10th or Matriculation.
HSC Stands for HIGHER SECONDARY CERTIFICATE which is same as 12th Standard.

FOR College Admission - HSC marks required
FOR Polytechnic Admission - SSC marks reqired


GOOD LUCK

hi dear,
HSC stands for high school certificate.
SSC stands for Secondary School Certificate.
SSC same as 10th,,Matriculation,SSLC etc
HSC same as 12th,+2 degree etc.
After SSC you can take admission in polytechnic course but can not go for degree course.
After HSC you can take admission in degree course.
You can get SSC only after the HSC.
Good Luck

hello friend let me clear first what this SSC and HSC stands for.
friend SSC stands for Senior secondary classes and the HSC stands for Higher secondary classes. you get SSC on completing your 10 standard and HSC on completing your 10+2 standard.

hello friend let me clear first what this SSC and HSC stands for.
friend SSC stands for Senior secondary classes and the HSC stands for Higher secondary classes. you get SSC on completing your 10 standard and HSC on completing your 10+2 standard.

wat is SSC

what is SSLC ?

If there, the min. qualification for primary teacher is senior secondary school certificate, then what does mean senior secondary school certificate? and what is the dif. betw. senior secondary school certificate and higher secondary?

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In India, 10 2 level means 12 th Class, when State Education Boards conduct the exams, they call it Higher Secondary Certificate, when C.B.S.E conducts the exams it call it as Senior Secondary Certificate, both are basically the same, at 10 2 level.