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Chanchal Jain

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There is no negative marking in CBSE Class 12 exam. Students must score 33% aggregate marks to pass the examination. In addition, it is also required to secure at least 33% marks in each subject.

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Jasleen Harsha

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CBSE Class 12 answer key is not released by CBSE. Some coaching institutes releases the answer key. However, those are unofficial.

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Jasleen Harsha

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CBSE 10th date sheet for supplementary exams will be released in May-June. The exam is likely to be conducted in July. 

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Sumridhi Singh

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The doors of the examination hall will open 45 minutes before the time specified for the starting of the exam, i.e at 9.45 am. Students must be in their seats 30 minutes before the scheduled commencement of the exam. No students will be allowed to enter the exam hall after 10 am.

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Indrani Thakur

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The benefits of CBSE 12th on screen marking are given below.

  • Faster evaluation
  • Quick declaration of results
  • Minimal errors
  • Evaluation may be conducted from schools and centres digitally
  • Transparency

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Bhumika Arora

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As a part of CBSE Class 10 last minute preparation, candidates must focus on revision. They should go through the chapters given in the syllabus thoroughly. Candidates must remain stress free. 

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Bhumika Lama

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This year, CBSE has introduced major changes in the pattern of CBSE 10th exam. According to the revised structure, the Board will conduct the exam in two phases. The question paper for Science and Social Science will be divided into two sections. Science will carry subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Social Science comprises History, Geography, Political Science, Economics. Students will have to answer section-wise. Evaluation will be done by subject- specific teachers.

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Salviya Antony

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As compared to CBSE 10, Karnataka SSLC exam is easier. Students will get more marks in the Karnataka SSLC board exams. Also the evaluation is not that strict as compared to CBSE Class 10. 

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