1) Remember, The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE yesterday released for the CBSE Class 10, 12 standard Sample Papers 2022 for the upcoming Term-1 Board Exams.
2) Second, the sample papers are for Term-1 exam which is to be conducted in November-December 2021.
3) Students, may be noted that the maximum marks are based on the total marks of the theory paper of that subject.
4) Students will get 90 minutes to answer the questions which will be based on 50% of the syllabus and also 50% of the theory paper marks.
5) However, the number of questions is based on the given time of 90 minutes that means students have not enough time to solve the question.
6) Students will need to attempt the number of questions as specified. There is no negative marking and all the questions will be of equal marks. Students should not worry about that.
7) Students there are more questions for completely theory-based subjects like biology, history, and social science in class 12 standard, English in class 10 standard, while practical based subjects like Maths in class 10 and 12 standards have less number of questions.
Follow the links given below to download:
CBSE Class 10 Term-1 Examination “Question Paper Pattern & Marking Scheme” Is Explained:
CBSE Class 12 Term-1 Examination “Question Paper Pattern & Marking Scheme” Is Explained:
Teachers expressed concern over CBSE sample paper marking scheme. Some teachers have raised concerns over the disparity in the number of questions for the MCQ based test.
For an MCQ question of equal importance, the fact remains that equality of importance should be maintained. However, with the present marking scheme, there is a huge margin of error in students attempting more questions for less marks.
For example, a student has to correct 45 questions to get 35 marks in Physics, 40 questions for 40 marks in Mathematics and 50 questions for 35 marks in Biology. While the logic of most questions is correct, many have raised concerns over this disparity.
