Explanation
Making concepts clear through explanation.
Academics · Std V to XII
Academics at
Sheth G.H
Classes V to XII under the Maharashtra State Board. The school teaches in English, Gujarati and Marathi, and the Junior College teaches in English.
- Classes offered V to XII
- Maharashtra State Board
- 3 mediums: English, Gujarati, Marathi
- Part of the Mumbai community
The academic foundation
A broad curriculum. A world of ideas.
The State Board curriculum develops learning across languages, mathematics, science and social science.
Subjects offered
The complete High School subject offering is listed here. Language combinations are subject to school guidance; this list does not mean every language option is compulsory.
Please contact the school office for guidance on available language combinations.
- English
- Hindi
- Marathi
- Hindi Composite
- Gujarati Composite
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Science
Medium and class
Which medium can my child join?
| Medium | Standard | Board |
|---|---|---|
| Gujarati | 5th to 10th | Maharashtra State Board |
| English | 5th to 10th | Maharashtra State Board |
| Marathi | 8th to 10th | Maharashtra State Board |
How learning happens
Understanding, not just remembering
Five teaching approaches support the learning process, from clear explanations to active exploration.
Question- Answer
Exploring understanding through questions and responses.
Dramatization
Using enactment to bring ideas and situations to life.
Experiential Learning
Building understanding through experience and reflection.
Project Method
Connecting ideas through project-based learning.
The year at a glance
A year of learning and participation.
A recurring annual plan brings together academic milestones, celebrations and co-curricular experiences.
| Period | Academic & school activities |
|---|---|
| 15th June | School re-opening, Praveshotsav and student orientation. |
| July | Guru Pournima and in-house activities. |
| August | Independence Day and First Unit Test. |
| September | Teacher’s Day, in-house activities and Sah-Shaley. |
| October | Co-curricular activities and First Semester Examination. |
| November / December | Celebrations, sports, Science Exhibition and Athlons Sports Week. |
| January | Republic Day Celebration, Second Unit Test and preliminary examination for SSC students. |
| February / March | SSC Board Examination. |
| April | Second Semester Examination and results. |
| 1st May | Summer vacation. |
Examination & assessment
Milestones that guide progress.
Unit tests and semester examinations form part of the academic year, with additional examination windows for SSC students.
Unit Tests 1 & 2
Held in August and January, as set in the calendar.
Semester Examinations 1 & 2
Held in October and April.
PAT examinations
Std 5 to 8
Periodic assessment tests for Std 5 to 8.
Science practicals
Std 9 and 10
Practical examinations in science for Std 9 and 10.
Academic progress · Beyond marks
Seeing the whole learning journey.
Aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the new evaluation framework, a comprehensive 360° assessment system offers a holistic, inclusive and meaningful view of each child’s learning journey.
Holistic Progress Card (HPC)
A descriptive picture of growth.
The HPC is a detailed descriptive report that goes beyond marks, capturing progress across learning domains and competencies.
It maps progress across three distinct learning levels with descriptive feedback, giving a complete picture of achievement and progression.
Four perspectives. One complete picture.
- Teacher
- Peers
- Parents
- Self
The academic foundation
Std XI and XII.
Commerce and Science streams. Junior College teaches in English. Commerce has aided and unaided divisions; Science is unaided.
Commerce (aided and unaided)
- English
- Gujarati / I.T. / Hindi
- Economics
- Book-Keeping & Accountancy
- Organization of Commerce & Management
- Secretarial Practice / Mathematics
Science (unaided)
- English
- Hindi / I.T. / Computer Science
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
- Mathematics
- Economics / Psychology
Admissions
Admissions follow the Maharashtra Common Admission Process (online admission). Seats for each stream:
| Stream | Total seats |
|---|---|
| Commerce (aided) | 240 |
| Commerce (unaided) | 160 |
| Science (unaided) | 80 |
Seat reservation
Each stream reserves seats for these quotas. Percentages are the same for all streams.
| Quota | Share |
|---|---|
| Minority quota | 50% |
| Management quota | 5% |
| In-house quota | 10% |
| CAP round | 35% |
Curriculum and teaching
How we teach.
The curriculum and the teaching methods used in both stages.
Curriculum
Maharashtra State Board textbooks are published by the Maharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research, known as Balbharati.
Teaching methods
Examinations and assessment
How progress is measured.
Formative and summative examinations, board examinations, and a whole-child report card.
Formative and summative
Examinations for Std 5 to 12.
Board examinations
Std 10 and Std 12, conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
Academic progress · Beyond marks
Seeing the whole learning journey.
Aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the new evaluation framework, a comprehensive 360° assessment system offers a holistic, inclusive and meaningful view of each child’s learning journey.
Holistic Progress Card (HPC)
A descriptive picture of growth.
The HPC is a detailed descriptive report that goes beyond marks, capturing progress across learning domains and competencies.
It maps progress across three distinct learning levels with descriptive feedback, giving a complete picture of achievement and progression.
Four perspectives. One complete picture.
- Teacher
- Peers
- Parents
- Self
Admission information · 2026–27
Your next step, made clear.
First Year Junior College admission is through the Government of Maharashtra Centralised Online Admission Process. Visit the official portal for process information.
Visit admission portal
Office hours: 10.30 am – 5.30 pm