CBSE Board Exam 2023 Live: Class 12 Hindi papers end, analysis updates

Puja Kumari, a Class 12 student of Krishna Niketan, said, " Questions were asked from the NCERT book. Majority of questios were direct in nature. Writing section was also easy. I completed my paper 15 minutes before time. I expect to score above 80marks."

The paper was quite easy with most of the questions being direct.

The writing and grammar section was fair enough, as it aimed to test the basic grammatical knowledge of students. The language of the reading passages was easy and the questions were also direct. The last part of the paper(Sec-D) i.e the questions of Culture & Civilisation was common for the students as the questions were practised thoroughly. Overall, the students were happy with the paper.

Ms Megha TGT French, Pacific world school

The French Grade 10 question paper was a good and balanced paper with a lot of scope for students to score as it's a mix of easy, difficult and tricky (HOTS) questions. Section B, Q3 part ii and Section C, Q5 were tricky where we could consider being lenient in marking the students. Overall, the rest of the paper seems to be good.

Ms. Uma Joshi, Educator- Middle and Senior Years, Shiv Nadar School, Noida

The three sets of question papers provided by the board were all in accordance with the blueprint and sample papers, according to Manisha Tiwari, PGT Hindi at the Lucknow Public School in Southcity. Nothing in the paper went beyond what was in the syllabus.

The question paper, according to Lucknow Public School student Ayushi Chauhan, was good. She states, "There was no problem in solving it. The level of objective-type questions was praiseworthy. The question paper was designed in such a way that it could be solved in the stipulated time."

Students who appeared in CBSE class 12 Hindi exam in Lucknow found the paper to be easy and they were able to write the answer on time.

"The Grade 12 Hindi paper was difficult in comparison to last year's competency-based paper. The writing section included questions that were crafted keeping in mind the CBSE syllabus. Anyone well-versed with the syllabus would have been able to attempt the papers with ease. The paper was as per the approved CBSE pattern, with a moderate difficulty level. Students were happy and felt that it was a high-scoring, value-based paper."

 Dr. Arvind Kumar PGT Hindi VidyaGyan School, Bulandshahr

As per the observation of the candidates, the question paper difficulty level was moderate for all kinds of students. Most of the questions were direct and simple. The question paper had open-ended short-answer and long-answer-type questions. The paper was not too long either and the students got ample time to attempt the paper. Students who had practised the sample papers and the previous year's question papers beforehand were able to manage their time better.

– Anu Aggarwal, DPS Raj Nagar Extention, TGT French

The German language paper in today's CBSE class 10 board examination was well balanced with the difficulty level being average. The questions were direct and based on the pattern of the CBSE sample papers. The French paper was however a little challenging with some tricky questions.

– Nidhi Khurana, TGT German, DPS Indirapuram

CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 sample papers are available on cbse.nic.in. Students should download and practise solving it to gain speed and accuracy. 

Students were quite relaxed as the paper was easy and not lengthy. They got ample time to attend to every question and were able to complete the exam in about 2.5 hrs. They revised their answers twice after attempting the entire paper. Almost every question that popped up was read by them in class. The analytical questions were interesting and were thoroughly answered by the students.

– Jasica Bhandari, TGT French, MRG School, Rohini.

CBSE Class 12 Hindi Core and Hindi Elective papers ended at 1:30 pm. Paper analysis soon.

CBSE Class 12 English exam is scheduled for February 24 and Class 10 English exam will be held on February 27. Sample papers can be downloaded from cbseacademic.nic.in. 

CBSE Class 12 Hindi core and Hindi elective papers have started. These exams will end at 1:30 pm. 

CBSE Class 12 Hindi exam begins at 10:30 pm. Paper analysis will be available after 1:30 pm, when the exam is over.

Class 12 Hindi papers will begin at 10:30 am and students must reach the exam venue on or before 10 am. No student is permitted to enter the exam hall beyond this. 

CBSE Class 12 Hindi SQP and marking scheme.

Both CBSE Class 10 Hindi core and Hindi Elective papers will start at 10:30 am and end at 1:30 pm. 

CBSE Class 12 Hindi Core and Hindi Elective paper exams will be held today, February 20.