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Each subject usually has a mix of 20-25% objective questions, 30-40% short answer questions, and 30-40% long answer questions. The number of questions may vary slightly from subject to subject. For example, in Science, there are questions based on experiments and diagrams too. Knowing this division

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Yes, in recent years, CGBSE has made small changes in the CGBSE 10th exam pattern to encourage concept-based learning. The board has included more application-based and competency-based questions in the exam. The board has also increased the objective-type questions in some subjects. Students can ch

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The Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) follows a mix of objective and subjective questions in the 10th board exam. Most subjects have theory papers for 70 marks and internal/practical assessments for 30 marks. The questions include multiple-choice, short answer, and long answer types.

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No, there is no negative marking in the CGBSE exams 2026 class 10, 12. Students receive one mark for each correct answer for objective-type questions. Hence, the students should attempt all questions confidently. However, students who write the wrong long-type answers will have their marks deducted.

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Students must secure at least 33% marks in each subject to pass the CGBSE 10th exam. However, such students who are unable to clear a maximum of two papers are given the chance to appear for the CG Board class 10 second main exams and pass in the same year.

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