CBSE Class 12th Term 1 Minor Exam from Today Checklist for Students.

Post Date: November 16, 2021

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) term 1 board exam will begin from tomorrow, November 16. CBSE Term 1 exam will start tomorrow with minor paper for class 12th students. CBSE will conduct the Term 1 exam through OMR sheet.

Students can Check Reporting Time

Students can Check Reporting Time, Exam Centre:
Students have to use ball point pen to darken the correct answer in the CBSE OMR sheet. It is mandatory to carry the CBSE Term 1 admit card to the examination hall. Students can check CBSE Roll Number, Reporting Time, Exam Centre before appearing for Term 1 Exam.

Exam will Run till 30th December:
Class 12 short examinations will continue till December 30. The short examinations of class 10th class 1 will start tomorrow from November 17 and will end on December 7. The main examinations of CBSE Term 1 of class 10th will be conducted from November 30. The major examinations of class 12 CBSE Term 1 will begin from December 1.

Six Students filed a Petition

Six Students filed a Petition in the Supreme Court:
Meanwhile, six students are against only offline examination and have filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking the option of online mode with centre-based offline examination. The six petitioners have argued that the examination should be conducted in hybrid mode – both online and offline. The petition states that the option of online examination will facilitate social distancing and reduce the stress on logistical constraints.

Know all about OMR Sheet:
As per the CBSE Term 1 date sheet, CBSE will conduct minor exams for class 12 from tomorrow, while minor papers for class 10 will start from November 17. CBSE Term 1 major paper will start from 30th November.

Know about CBSE Board Exam OMR Sheet

How to Fill CBSE Board Exam OMR Sheet:
Here are the points on OMR sheet that students must know before appearing for CBSE Term 1 exam:

1) Use of pencil for filling OMR sheet is strictly prohibited and will be treated as unfair means.
2) Students will use only blue or black ball point pen to darken the correct answer in the CBSE OMR sheet.
3) CBSE OMR sheet will have space to answer 60 questions and students will have to fill in all the answers in the correct serial number.
4) After darkening the circle, students have to also write the correct option A, B, C or D in the box next to the four circles.
5) Box is provided that if students want to change the answer and they have darkened the wrong option, they can fill the correct answer in the box.
6) The option filled in the box will be covered as the final answer submitted by the students.
7) If students do not fill in any one of the four circles and answer in the box, it will be treated as an attempted question and the answer given in the box will be evaluated. If both the circle and the box are empty then the question will be treated as without attempt.