What is the format of the CBSE 10th question paper?
CBSE 10th question paper format has been revised. The exam carries 80 marks theory paper which is divided in 5 sections-A to E. The paper includes around 30-38 questions carrying a mix of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5-mark answers.
| Component | Weightage | Details |
|---|---|---|
Competency-Based Questions | 50% | These include case-based questions, source-based integrated questions, application-driven MCQs. This test understanding of real-life contexts rather than memory recall. |
Objective-Type Questions | 20% | Standard objective questions that is designed to assess conceptual clarity quickly and precisely |
Short & Long Answer Questions | 30% | Traditional short and long answer questions is now reduced in weightage |
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