CBSE Board Exam 2023 Live: Class 10 Maths paper ends, check exam analysis here

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Swati Gannavarpu, TGT Mathematics, Pacific World School exam analysis 

1. Level of the question paper was easy to moderate in both Basic & Standard Qurstion Paper.

2. Most of the questions were direct questions and NCERT based.

3. Competency based questions were equally divided in all the sections.

4. Students were very happy after the exam. They were able to finish the paper on time.

Suneeti Sharma- TGT Mathematics, Global Indian International School (GIIS), Noida said, “The class 10th Mathematics examination paper was an amalgamation of application-based and concept-based questions. It was well in the approach of students. The paper followed the CBSE pattern, was conceptual, NCERT-based and covered all relevant topics. Students were able to attempt the paper with confidence and a positive attitude and so we are confident that our students will come up with flying colours. Multiple choice, case study-based questions were easy. The rest of the questions were a little tricky to check the logical understanding of the students. Overall, the paper was balanced and scoring.” 

Yogita Sharma ,Mathematics Teacher ,KIIT World School Gurugram exam analysis: 

The paper pattern and format of the CBSE Class 10 Mathematics Paper 2022-23 were according to the latest Class 10 Maths Sample Paper 2022-23 (issued by CBSE). There were 5 sections in the paper i.e. A, B, C, D and E.

Section A has 20 MCQs carrying 1 mark each, out of those two questions, Q19, Q20 were assertion reason based. Section B has 5 questions carrying 02 marks each. Section C has 6 questions carrying 03 marks each. Section D has 4 questions carrying 05 marks each. Section E has 3 case-based integrated units of assessment (04 marks each)

There was no overall choice. However, internal choices were provided in two questions of sections B, C, and D, and three questions’ choices in section E.

As per students, The initial response was an easy paper with only a few tricky questions. But difficulty level of the question paper was moderate to difficult. The time-consuming section was Section C and D. Two questions in section A were tricky. The two-mark questions in Section B were simple, but writing the step-by-step solutions would have taken a long time .1-2 questions in Section C with 3 marks could have challenged students.

Questions based on case studies required a thorough understanding of the concepts.

Overall a little lengthy-n-moderate paper as far as the difficulty level is concerned, with a balanced approach for all kinds of students. According to students, the quadratic equations question was rather lengthy. Students say the paper was doable and good choices were given.

Ayushi Jain, TGT Maths, MRG School said, “The response of the students was satisfactory. Most of them found the paper to be easy and balanced. Overall, basic mathematics paper was easy and based on ncert with a steady approach for all kind of students. Standard mathematics paper was also balanced with very few analytical questions. The students are confident and hopeful about securing good score as they were prepared for more challenging questions.”

Sadhvi Parashar, TGT Mathematics, DPS Raj nagar extension exam analysis: Today's class 10 CBSE Mathematics exam paper was catering to the need of all section of the students. Some tricky questions and competency based questions were making the students apply the acquired knowledge.

The paper was well balanced and planned in such a way that those who have followed NCERT will be able to perform well .

The children need to stay focussed while attempting such a paper .

Utilisation of 15 min reading time is of utmost importance so that the children get the time to revise the answer scripts.

Students came happily out of the exam centre.

Nilutpal Bora, PGT- Mathematics, Modern English School, Kahilipara, Guwahati said, “The class 10 maths paper ( basic ) was of quite a moderate level. All the questions were from the book and the mcq questions were relatively easy. The content was strictly based on the ncert syllabus and most of the common topics which the students anticipated before exawereere important did appear in the question paper. Tcase-basedquestionss were also of moderate level. Overall if a student has studied the subject thoroughly and practiced the sample papers then he/she will be able to score very good marks The paper can be easily completed within the stipulated period of 3 hours. The class 10 ( standard) paper was of moderate level. The MCQ questions were relatively easy but a few questions of them were a bit lengthy. Questions related to Arithmetic progression and statistics were a little bit of moderate level. Few students might find questions case-basestudydy a bit tricky but overall the question paper was very well balanced The paper can be completed within the stipulated time of 3 hours.” 

CBSE 10th Maths Exam 2023 ends. Keep checking this space for students reaction, expert views and exam analysis. 

CBSE Class 12 Exam 2023 is conducted for Information Technology and National Cadet Corps (NCC) papers today. The exam will get over at 1.30 pm. 

CBSE Class 10 Mathematics Exam 2023 will end at 1.30 pm. Candidates can check exam analysis, students reaction and expert views after the conclusion of exam. 

CBSE Class 10 Maths papers started at 10:30 am. The exam will end at 1:30 pm. 

Gates of exam halls are now closed. Class 10 Maths papers will begin at 10:30 am. 

The reporting time for the CBSE Class 10 Maths paper is 10 am. Students will not be allowed to enter the exam venue after that. 

Check CBSE Class 10 Maths Standard and Maths Basic question papers here.

CBSE Class 10 Standard and Basic Maths papers will begin at 10:30 am and will continue till 1:30 pm. 

CBSE Class 10 board exam for Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic papers are scheduled for today, March 21.