RBSE 10th Pattern

Rajasthan Board has published the RBSE 10th Class Syllabus 2023-24 on its official website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. Students can download the latest syllabus from the Rajasthan Board for Class 10 from the direct link available on the board's official website. The RBSE 10th exam pattern 2024-25 will be published for subjects like Maths, English, Science, Social Science and more. The exam pattern includes objective-type, short-answer, and long-answer-type questions. The exam will be worth 100 marks, which have 80 marks for theory and the remaining 20 marks for practical.

The board has not confirmed that the RBSE board exams will be held twice. However, many boards have started holding the board exams twice a year as per the NEP suggestions. The main objective behind conducting the Board exams twice is to allow the students to retain the best score in the exam. Hence, it can be expected that the rbe exam will be conductd once a year.

Securing good marks in RBSE 10th exam is never an easy task. However, if you are prepared well for the exam, you can certainly perform better in the exam. Once you think you have completed the exam syllabus, you should test your preparation. The best way to test your level of preparedness for the class 10th board exam is by solving sample papers. Apart from that, you can also solve previous year's question papers. For better preparation, the students are also suggested to revise the syllabus as much as they can.

Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education is yet to announce the RBSE class 10 exam pattern 2024. It is expected to be announced soon. As per last year’s exam pattern, the board will conduct the RBSE class 10 Hindi and English exams for 80 marks, respectively. In the Hindi exam, a total of 50 questions including objective type, short answer type, and long answer type questions are asked. On the other hand, a total of 20 questions including MCQ, very short type, short type, and long type questions are asked in English paper.

The board releases the RBSE class 10 time table and syllabus separately on different dates. Firstly, the board prescribes the RBSE 10th syllabus and then the syllabus is released. Students can access the time table on the official website and the official Twitter handle of the state board. However, the syllabus can be downloaded only from the official website of the board. To download the syllabus, the students need to go through the download section on the homepage of the official website. Moreover, we at shiksha.com also provide both RBSE 10th date sheet and RBSE class 10 syllabus.

The should start their exam preparation as soon as they enters the class 10. The best way for any exam preparation is to prepare for the entire syllabus of the exam before the final exam starting date. Once the final RBSE 10th exam dates are announced, the students are suggested to plan a study strategy accordingly. If the students will complete the RBSE class 10 syllabus at least a month before the exam, they will be able to revise the syllabus and practice the model paper and past years question paper.

The total marks in the RBSE 10th exam are 600. RBSE class 10th exams are held for a total of six subjects. Each paper of the RBSE class 10 exam consists of 100 marks. 80 marks are distributed for the theory paper. On the other hand, 20 marks are reserved for practical exams. To clear the exam, all students are required to obtain at least 33% marks in each subject. Students failing to obtain marks lower than 33% are considered as failed.

The board prescribes the exam pattern prior to the exam. It helps students have an idea about the actual exam pattern. The board will conduct the class 10 exam 2025 RBSE. The duration of the RBSE 10th exam papers is three hours and fifteen minutes. The board will soon announce the schedule for the RBSE 10th exams 2025. Each paper of compartment exams will also be conducted for a duration of three hours and fifteen minutes. Students are required to complete the exam within the provided duration. The students must note that the they cannot leave the exam centre before the end time of the exam.