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CGBSE sometimes makes minor updates to the exam pattern or syllabus. Students are advised to check the official website or contact their schools for the latest updates. Any change, if made, is usually informed through a notification. For the current academic year, there is no major changes in the CG

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The CGBSE class 12 question papers includes different types of questions such as objective type (multiple choice), very short answer, short answer, and long answer questions. Objective questions test basic understanding, while long answers check detailed knowledge. Some questions are based on applic

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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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What is the pattern of CGBSE 12th board exam?

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The CGBSE 12th exam 2026 is held for 3 hours. The maximum marks for a subject are 100, including theory and practical. 30 marks are given for practical/internal assessments. All the candidates must secure minimum passing marks in five subjects to clear the exam. Students must secure a minimum of 33%

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