The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched a sample paper for the board exam 2022. First, the batch of 2022 will have two board exams – Term-I and Term-II. Keep yourself ready as First Batch of 2022.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched a sample paper for the board exam 2022. First, the batch of 2022 will have two board exams – Term-I and Term-II. Keep yourself ready as First Batch of 2022.
Term -1, test will consist of multiple-choice questions consisting of case-based MCQs and assertion-reasoning type MCQs.
The sample paper for Term-I is available at cbse.nic.in. While the board is yet to release a detailed schedule, while announcing the change in the exam pattern, the board had said that the Term-I exam will be conducted in November-December.
Term I Sample Papers for 10th all subjects are given below:
Maths Basic
Maths Standard
English
Hindi A
Hindi B
Science
Social Science
For Answers and Explanation of all the sample papers, Read More
Term I Sample Papers for 12th all subjects are given below:
Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Accounts
English Core
English Elective
Business Studies
Economics
Computer Science
Physical Education
Informatics Practices
For the solutions of the papers and other sample papers, Read More
Role of Corona-19:
Syllabus for upcoming boards will be rationalised. For 2021 also, the board had reduced the syllabus by 30 per cent, however, the exam could not be conducted due to the second wave of the KOVID-19 pandemic.
The examinations will be conducted in schools; however, the question paper will be centrally prepared by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to ensure the same level of difficulty. The term-end examination will be of 90 minutes duration – half the time of the mainstream examinations. Accordingly, each term will be considered as half of the total syllabus.
How To Download, CBSE Board Exam 2022 Sample Paper:
CBSE has asked schools to prepare a profile for each student, under which they will link the performance of the students throughout the year. Schools will have to upload the marks on the CBSE IT platform.
The final result will be formed on the basis of Term-I, Term-II examination as well as internal marks. This year, more credit will be given to internal assessment, and data collection will start from the beginning of the new academic year. Students should continue to do Test as MCQs format. Where they can learn the time management as per questions asked by CBSE board.
As per the successful policy, assessment of classes 3, 5 and 8 will also be done centrally and their learning outcomes will be recorded and feedback will be given to improve the performance of both the students and the schools. Not just class 10th, 12th, CBSE will track the assessment of students in youth classes as well.
