What is the pattern for boards exams?

<p>The general pattern for board exams, including CBSE Class 10 and 12, includes a mix of MCQ, comptency based questions and long answers type questions</p>

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<p>The pattern for tablet examinations (such as CBSE, ICSE or State Board) usually follows a structured format, but it may vary slightly by board and subject. It's a common idea here what to expect:</p><p>The board's exam pattern</p><p>Total grades</p><p>Principle: 80 digits</p><p>Internal/Practical: 20 digits</p><p>Question type</p><p>McQs (1 digit)</p><p>Short answer (2-3 marks)</p><p>Long Reply (4-6 marks)</p><p>Case-based/source-based</p><p>Investigation duration:</p><p>3 hours</p><p>15 minutes to read time</p><p>Internal brand</p><p>Projects, practical, viva, allocation = 20 digits</p><p>Passing Marx:</p><p>33% in each subject (theory + internal joint)</p>

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<p>Here is the easy exam pattern for board exams (Class 10 &amp; 12):</p><p>Total Marks: Almost all subjects have 100 marks.</p><p><strong>80 marks</strong> for the written test<br><strong>20 marks </strong>for internal/practical (projects, activities, tests)</p><p><strong>Types of Questions:</strong><br><strong>MCQs</strong> (1 mark)<br><strong>Short answers</strong> (2–3 marks)<br><strong>Long answers</strong> (5–6 marks)<br>Some case-based or application-based questions<br><strong>Time</strong>: 3 hours each for the exams</p><p><strong>Passing Marks</strong>: 33% in each subject (including practicals)</p>

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