What is the new CBSE exam pattern of class 10 Science for all subjects?
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You can refer to the pattern listed below for CBSE 10th Science exam 2025:
CBSE Class 10 Science 2025: Topic-wise Weightage
Unit and Topic
Weightage (marks)
Unit 1: Chemical Substances: Nature and Behaviour
25
Unit 2: World of Living
25
Unit 3: Natural Phenomena
12
Unit 4: Effects of Current
13
Unit 5: Natural Resources
5
TOTAL MARKS (THEORY)
80
TOTAL MARKS (INTERNAL ASSESSMENT)
20
GRAND TOTAL
100
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The new CBSE exam pattern of class 10 Science for the 2023-24 session includes the following details:
- The exam will be of total 100 marks, out of which the theory paper will be for 80 marks, while the internal assessments will account for the remaining 20 marks.
- The exam will be conducted offline and will have a duration of 3 hours.
- The question paper will comprise 50% competency-based questions, 40% MCQs, and the remaining 10% will constitute subjective or short/long answer type questions
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