CBSE 12th Political Science Term 2 Live: Easy paper, say students, teachers

CBSE class 10 students of Lucknow came out happy and smiling after writing Information Technology paper.

Mubbashira Zarrar and Diya Goel, both students of GD Goenka Public School said, "The paper was simple and we were able to crack all questions".

Kushagra said few questions were replica of what was asked in class during their Pre-board examination and class test. Arnav found the paper easy and most of the questions were direct.

"The question paper was quite straightforward, with a balance of recall, understanding and analytical and higher order thinking questions. The map based question was quite tricky as it was based on close reading of one unit. Students were quite happy with the paper and their performance." Shahnaaz Khan, Political Science facilitator, Shiv Nadar School, Noida, said.

CBSE Class 10 Information Technology paper was held on May 24, 2022. The questions on the paper almost resembled the Sample Papers.

Questions related to the Employability Skills were almost direct and easy questions. Questions from vocational skills consisting of one mark range from easy to moderate. Students who had thoroughly read the part will be able to answer the questions quickly. Questions ranging in two marks were moderate knowledge-based questions.

Competence-based questions were easy as per based on common knowledge. Database-related questions were moderate. Overall the paper was a well-balanced one, with 80% of the question could be quickly attempted.

Students were satisfied with the pattern of the questions and could attempt it.

Many questions came directly from the book, but a few questions in some sets were from the newly added content as well. The paper across the 3 Sections A, B and C was easy. The questions were also straightforward and not very tricky. Most of the students were confident in attempting the paper and are also extremely satisfied with their performance. I expect many students to score well, said, Dr Vinita Saraswat, PGT – Political Science, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad. 

Competence-based questions were easy and based on common knowledge. Database-related questions were moderate. Overall the paper was a well-balanced one and 80% of the question could be quickly attempted. Students were satisfied with the pattern of the questions and could attempt it, Roy added.

“The questions on the paper almost resembled the Sample Papers. Questions related to the Employability Skills were almost direct and easy questions. Questions from vocational skills consisting of one mark range from easy to moderate. Students who had thoroughly read the part will be able to answer the questions quickly. Questions ranging in two marks were moderate knowledge-based questions,” Diganta Kr. Roy, PGT- Computer Science, Modern English School, Guwahati, said.

Sonakshi Gupta and Srishti Verma from GD Goenka Public School hope to score very good marks in this paper. Overall, the students were satisfied with their performance

Saanvi Baranwal and Shreyansh Agarwal, both from GD Goenka Public School,  Lucknow said that they were able to complete the paper well on time and had enough time for revision.

Sanjana, student of the same school also found the paper easy and said, "The questions were pretty direct and a lot of them were from NCERT. It was not difficult for me."

Harman, another student of Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 15, Chandigarh said, "My question paper set was very easy. I had a good exam. It was not lengthy at all. We all completed it well in time."

Students of Class 12th found their Political Science exam to be easy in Chandigarh on Tuesday. Shubham, a student of Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 15, Chandigarh said, "The question paper was not hard but not that easy or straightforward either." Schoolmate Balkesh found the questions very easy to attempt.

“The language of the question paper was student-friendly and comfortable. It was more analytical and application-based. Students feel satisfied after appearing for the exam. Map question was also easy and could be answered properly by the students,” Gohain added. 

According to Himakhi Gohain, PGT- Political Science, Modern English School, Guwahati, the question paper consists of common and easy questions. The exam’s pattern and difficulty level matched the sample paper provided by CBSE. 

CBSE Class 10 exams ended on May 24 but Class 12 exams will continue till June 15. The results will be announced after term 2 exams are over. There is no official update yet. 

Total marks: 40

Section A: 8 questions, 16 marks

Section B: 3 questions, 12 marks

Section C: 2 questions, 12 marks

Class 12 Political Science term 2 exam was conducted by CBSE from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Stay tuned for the latest updates. 

CBSE term 2 board exam for Class 12 Political Science will end shortly. 

CBSE Class 12 Political Science exam timings: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. 

As per the sample paper provided by CBSE, Class 12 term 2 Political Science paper carries 40 marks. The paper has 3 section. Section A is for 16 marks, section B and C has 12 marks each. 

CBSE Class 10 Information technology paper has ended. With this, term 2 board exams for Class 10 students are over. 

CBSE will not publish answer key of Class 12 Political Science, even for objective type questions. During term 1, answer key was published for some subjects. 

Analysis of the Class 12 Political Science paper, students' reaction etc. will be available when the exam is over. Stay tuned for all the latest updates.

CBSE term 2 Class 12 Political Science and Class 10 Information Technology exams started at 10:30 am. The Pol Sc paper will end at 12:30 pm and the IT paper at 11:30 am. 

CBSE Class 12 term 2 Political Science exam begins soon. The paper is scheduled for 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. 

Information Technology is the last paper of CBSE Class 10 term 2 board exams. Class 12 exams will end on June 15. 

1. Wear face masks during the exam, maintain social distancing. 
2. Do not gather in groups.
3. Do not share food and water with others.