Exam Pattern

The UP Board may make small updates each year, such as the number of objective questions or changes in marks distribution. For the 2025-26 exam, the board has not released any updates for exam pattern. The students are advised to visit this page and official website time to time to check the latest syllabus and pattern released by the UPMSP (Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad).

The official website will have the updated exam pattern and sample papers. Keeping track of any changes helps students prepare well and avoid surprises. It's important to follow only official information.

The UP Board 10th exam is conducted for all major subjects like Hindi, English, Maths, Science, Social Science, and others. Each subject paper is for 100 marks. Some subjects include practical or internal assessment marks. The written exam usually has multiple sections such as objective-type questions (MCQs), short answer, and long answer type questions. The total time given for most papers is 3 hours and 15 minutes.

Yes, BSEB 12th sample papers are created as per the latest syllabus and exam pattern released by the Bihar School Examination Board. These papers include objective, short, and long-answer questions similar to those asked in the actual board exams. They are designed to help students prepare effectively. Students should always check the year and syllabus mentioned on the sample paper before using it. Practicing the right papers ensures accurate preparation.

The BSEB Inter exams are conducted for different streams like Science, Commerce, and Arts. Each subject has both theory and practical parts (for applicable subjects). The theory paper is for 70 marks, depending on the subject, and the practical exam is usually for 30 marks. The total duration of each theory exam is 3 hours. Students must check the exam pattern before appearing for the exams.

Starting September 2025, the duration of the ACT exam for all the non-US test takers, will be shortened. This will be achieved by reducing the number of questions asked earlier on the ACT exam. The new test format will have 44 fewer questions than earlier. 

The PTE exam is a completely computerised English proficiency test that is separated into 3 different sections namely the Speaking and Writing, Reading, and Listening. The exam assesses the proficiency of non-native English speakers for the purpose of university admissions and visa applications. 

Here is the detailed pattern of the PTE exam:

The BOPEE BSc nursing exam will be conducted in offline mode. The question paper will carry 180 objective-type questions of 1 mark each. There will be three sections in the exam, namely Physics (60), Chemistry (60), Biology (60). Each section will be of 60 marks. Candidates will be provided 180 minutes (i.e. 3 hours) to attempt the question paper solutions. This means 1 minute per question will be allotted to the aspirants.

The Rajasthan Police exam pattern for Telecommunication post is shared below:

The Rajasthan Police Constable exam is conducted offline in written- OMR mode. Have a look at the Rajasthan Police Constable exam pattern below:

The key exam pattern for the entrance test by Lloyd Law College is as under: