New Delhi, November 14 : .The Central Board of Secondary Education will conduct the examinations under a new format in which more than 20 lakh students are expected to participate. Examination for the first term of Class 12 will begin from November 16, while for Class 10 it will start on November 17.The first term of Class 12, while Class 10, will be examined starting on November 16.
For assessing the students across the country, the examination will be held in two terms.The examinations will be conducted in two terms to assess the students from across the country.
Second term of the examination is expected to be held in March-April next year.The second term of the examination will be held in March-April next.
According to the CBSE, this time, the students will be given 20 minute-reading time instead of 15 minutes.CBSE states that students will now be able to read for 20 minutes instead of the usual 15 minutes.
The first term will have Multiple Choice Questions and the duration for solving it is 90 minutes.The first term will contain Multiple Choice Questions.It can be solved in 90 minutes.
Every question will have four options, of which the student has to encircle the correct one.Each question will contain four options.The student must circle the correct answer.
As every answer sheet will be scanned, no question can be left unanswered.Every answer sheet will be scanned so no question is left unanswered.
Even if the students do not want to answer, then too, they will have to encircle an option provided for it.Even if students don’t want to answer, they will still have to circle the option given.
Renowned educationist P.S.P.S.Kandpal, a well-known educationist Kandpal said many examinations have been conducted on similar pattern.Kandpal stated that many examinations were conducted in a similar fashion.
Class 10 student Dipti Sharma said: “It is nice that the examination is being held in two terms due to which the syllabus has also been divided, thus reducing stress.Dipti Sharma, a class 10 student, said that it was nice that the exam is held in two terms.
This is because the syllabus has been divided which reduces stress.
There is also curiosity about the new examination pattern, she said.
She said that there is curiosity about the new exam pattern.
Twelfth standard student Umang Agarwal said, “There are many dilemmas as it is a new pattern of examination.
Umang Agarwal, a student in the 12th standard, said that there are many problems because it is a new type of examination.
Another student Sanchita Dikshit said: “All have been told about the examination pattern, including the right way to answer a question.Sanchita Dikshit, another student, said that they had all been taught about the exam pattern and the correct way to answer questions.
“Am just waiting to appear in the examination with the new pattern,” he said.He said, “Am just waiting for the examination with the new format.”
According to the CBSE, for Class 10 students, internal assessment marks have been divided into two parts — ten-ten each.According to CBSE, the internal assessment marks for students in Class 10 have been broken down into two parts — ten-ten each.Similarly for Class 12, it has been divided into 15-15 marks.The same applies to Class 12.It has been split into 15-15 marks.
This time, the students have been given an option to appear in the examination centre of their choice as due to Covid-19, many of them were displaced.Students have the option of appearing at the exam centre of their choice this time around, as many were displaced by Covid-19.
Many students are still at their native places while their schools are at other locations.Many students remain in their home countries while their schools are elsewhere.
Covid-appropriate behaviour will be followed at all examination centres.All examination centres will observe covid-appropriate behavior.
Only 350 students will be allowed at an examination centre and a distance of six feet will be maintained among them.A maximum of 350 students are allowed to attend an examination centre.
They will also be kept at a distance between them of six feet.
Every child and invigilator will have to wear mask as per Covid-19 guidelines.
As per Covid-19 guidelines, every child and invigilator must wear a mask.
As per date sheet released by the Board, examination for minor subjects will be held from November 16-17 while for major subjects from December 1.According to the Board’s date sheet, minor subjects will be examined from November 16-17 and major subjects from December 1.
For Class 12 students, the first examination will be of Sociology while last would be Home Science.The first exam for Class 12 students will be in Sociology, while the last one would be in Home Science.
The examination, which will start at 11.30 a.m., will end at 1.00 p.m.The examination will begin at 11.30 am and end at 1.00 pm.
Major examinations for Class 10 will begin from November 30 and end on December 11.Major examinations for Class 10, which will start on November 30th, will end on December 11.
Date sheet for Class 12
December 3 — English December 6 — Maths.December 6 — Maths December 7 — Physical Education.
December 7, Physical Education December 8 — Business Study.December 8 — Business Study December 9 — Geography.December 9 — Geography December 10 — Physics.December 10, Physics December 11 — Psychology December 13 — Accountancy.December 13, Accountancy December 14 — Chemistry December 15 — Economics.December 15, Economics December 16 — Hindi.
December 16 — Hindi December 17 — Political Science.December 17, 2009 — Political Science December 18 — Biology.December 18, Biology December 20 — History.December 20, History December 21 — Computer Science.
December 21 — Computer Science December 22 — Home Science.December 22, Home Science
Date sheet for major subjects for Class 10
November 20 — Social Science.
November 20 — Social Science December 2 — Science.December 2, Science December 3 — Home Science.December 3, Home Science December 4 — Maths.December 4, Maths December 8 — Computer Application.
December 8 — Computer Application December 9 — Hindi.December 9, Hindi December 11 –English
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