CBSE has released 30 sample papers per subject for class 10th. Sample papers have been released for the main six subjects. In this way, a total of 180 sample papers have been released. Similarly, 20 sample papers have been released per subject for class 12th.
CBSE has released 30 sample papers per subject for class 10th. Sample papers have been released for the main six subjects. In this way, a total of 180 sample papers have been released. Similarly, 20 sample papers per subject have been released for class 12th. Firayalal Public School Principal Neeraj Kumar Sinha said that this is the first time the board has released additional sample papers. Now schools can prepare students through this in their own way.
CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) used to have 40 percent competency-based questions in class 10th and 12th. It has been increased to 50 percent in this session. Competency-based questions are case-based. Its purpose is to assess and enhance the learning ability of students. An initiative to make these changes was taken under the New Education Policy (NEP). In the last session, 40 percent of the questions were asked competency-based.
Helps students in understanding theory
Neeraj Sinha said that this time CBSE has made changes in the board exam pattern. These will prove to be very beneficial for the students. 50 percent of the questions will be competency based. In this, students have to read the passage, understand it and answer the questions related to it. This will help students to study the theory better. These case based questions are based on real life situations.
For the better performance of students in the examination, as part of the new efforts being made by CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education), for the first time the board has issued additional sample papers. These sample papers will prove to be very beneficial in understanding the changed exam pattern in this session. Earlier the board had issued practice sets. On the basis of this, pre-boards are being organized in schools. Now the board has said that students should be made to revise through new sample papers, so that the students can easily understand the new changes made in the exam pattern.
Along with solving the questions in the school, we have asked the students to prepare by taking printouts. Students have been given tasks during the winter vacation. Revision classes will be conducted when the school opens.
-Neeraj Kumar Sinha, Principal, Firayalal Public School
CBSE wants to increase the learning tendency among students. Therefore, the weightage of competency based questions has been increased. The board is now preparing from more and more sample papers.
