CBSE MCQ type Question Bank

CBSE MCQ type Question Bank
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to bifurcate the academic session into two terms not to put a lot of pressure on students and conduct extensive assessments. Each term will comprise 50 per cent of the entire syllabus. The first term will be held in November-December, while the second term will be held in March-April.
According to some recent guidelines by the board, MCQs such as case-based MCQs and assertion-reasoning type MCQs will be included in the CBSE TERM-1 examination and TERM-2 will consist of diverse questions of varied typologies.

Tiwari Academy has launched CBSE Based “MCQs”

MCQs are often taken for granted by students, but such questions can quickly help you bag good marks. Every student needs to practice different MCQ-type questions to sail through the exam with an excellent score. Following the same pattern “Tiwari Academy” has launched its unique questions i.e., CBSE (MCQ) chapter wise Question Bank-Combined for Term-1 and Term-2 for class 10 and Class 12. This question pattern will be instrumental for CBSE Term-1 and Term-2 exams to be held in 2025-26.

Expected from Our CBSE based MCQ

Here is an overview of what can be expected from “Our CBSE based MCQ” Question Bank 2025-26, Class 10 for Term-1 and 2 Board Exam.

    • 1. Based solely on the CBSE’s Special Assessment Scheme for the board examination 2025-26, released on 5 July 2021.
    • 2. Multiple Choice Question (MCQs) based on the Board’s most recent typologies.
      i)Stand-Alone MCQs
      ii)MCQs based on Assertion-Reason
      iii) Event Based
      iv)MCQs with a case study
      v) Daily Life Based
      vi) High Order Thinking Based
    • 3. It consists of questions from the official CBSE Question Bank, issued in April 2021.
    • 4. Practice Unit-by-Unit of Periodic Test.
    • 5. Detailed review answer with proper explanation.

Why is MCQs question bank or series important?

As MCQ examinations access your knowledge of a wide range of topics, typically more so than essay style questions. You are expected to know not only the fundamentals of your subject but also the finger points. You are less inclined to “Bluff in an MCQ” because the answers are either correct or incorrect.
Students anticipate spending less time on MCQs because the correct answer is almost always present there. That could be true, but if you don’t know the right answer, it won’t help you. As no guessing will work.
It is common misconceptions that MCQ exams can only be used to examine fundamental concepts and things. Wrong, MCQs are well-designed to elicit very detailed knowledge from a wide range of topic matter.
Your professor or Teacher or Pioneer will put in the same effort to ask for a basic definition as if you ask for fine details.

How do you prepare for an MCQ based section in exams?

1. MCQs tend to focus on specifics, while short-term memory cannot efficient work as store many details. You will develop a far more reliable long-term memory if you study a tiny amount each day and leave plenty of time for recurrent evaluations.

2. Please make sure you remember everything your teacher said in class and that you grasp it completely. Pay special attention to basic phrases and concepts that define significant occurrence or characteristics or connect related ideas observations. These are the most common items found on multiple-choice-question based examinations.

3. If you access to a study guide or previous test practice or our website or videos repeatedly that will help you in practicing such questions extensively.

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For Academic Session of Central Board Of Secondary Education (2025-26), Our website is already working and uploading from January 2021, for Latest “Multiple Choice Objective Questions” i.e., MCQs, which are “Event Based”, “High Order Thinking Based” and “Our Daily life Based”, and various types of other questions.