CBSE Sample Question Papers And Marking Schemes For Classes 10, 12 Are Out

Students must definitely have the CBSE sample question papers practiced before taking the final exam because of many valid reasons. This practice surely brushes up the knowledge of the students. Those who are going to take the exam are expected to have read the textbooks, but utilizing the knowledge and applying them correctly can be only mastered with the help of enough practice. The sample question papers are designed on the latest CBSE exam pattern with an ample amount of sample sets comprising different questions from different chapters in the course. Sample papers come handy and it becomes easy for the students to get familiar with the pattern. In this way, they become more comfortable and relaxed before exams. The sample papers are designed in such a way that there is enough number of questions from every chapter. It saves the time of students. By attempting sample papers, students can even rectify their mistakes and work on them. Practicing sample papers will also allow the students to analyze the loopholes in their preparation so that they can smoothly sail through all the questions of the exam. Enough practice also saves a couple of minutes and students can use them to revise the paper.

 As everybody knows that CBSE board exams of Class 10 and Class 12 are scheduled to be held in the next two months. The Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE annual exams for secondary and higher secondary (Classes 10 and 12) will be held from 15th Feb to 4th April. The Board has uploaded the sample question papers and marking schemes for the students of both Class Xth and XIIth on the official website, cbse.nic.in. The details of CBSE 12th standard and 10th standard sample question papers and marking scheme details of each subject can be accessed from the official website. The board will be conducting all Skill Education (Vocational) subjects in the latter half of February. This will also be accompanied by a few other academic subjects which are being opted by a lesser number of students. Major subjects will be held in March.

 The CBSE exams of Xth standard will start from 21st February and will continue till 29th March while the Class XIIth exams will be held from 15th February and continue till 4th April. The results are expected to be released by the month of June.

 By: Preeti Narula

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