CBSE Term 2 2022 Live: Class 12th Biology exam concluded, ISC exam from 2 pm

According to Shalini Almadi, PGT Biology at VidyaGyan in Bulandshahr, the Biology Question Paper was moderate in difficulty. Six of the 13 questions were application-based, including graphs and diagram analysis, two were case-study-based, and the remainder were evaluation-based. The paper required a conceptual understanding of all topics covered in the course.

According to the Biology Teacher at Shiv Nadar School, Noida said Question paper was of average difficulty level. Graph based question from ecology unit was included and case study based questions were also there to check the thinking level of the students. Questions pertaining to human diseases and biotechnology were catering to application and analytical skills of the learners. 2 marker, 3 marker and 5 marker questions were there as per CBSE pattern.

Madhvi Goswami HOD of Seth Anandram Jaipuria School Ghaziabad, said the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) held the Class 12 Term 1 Biology Paper today, Monday, May 30. The test paper was standard, following the NCERT and sample papers format, and instructions were based on CBSE rules.

The paper had a well-balanced and perfect mix of application and memory-based questions. Some questions focused on critical thinking and asked students to provide a more detailed response. It was not time consuming and could be completed on schedule.

Overall, the paper was a success. Students who studied thoroughly and practiced sample papers thoroughly should expect marks above 33, with the average score can be around 30.

Ms Pooja Goel, PGT biology of MRG School, Rohini said the exam format was as per CBSE sample paper for Term II only and the difficulty level of exam was from easy to moderate. The question paper was well balanced and student friendly. The exam contained a good mix of questions based on understanding, application and knowledge domain. Majority questions were direct but few questions from Biotechnology required higher order thinking skills. The students were able to complete the paper in allotted time.

Adani, a Gurukul Global School student, Manimajra felt the paper was moderate and stated, "The questions were a little tricky and were from the syllabus. It was an easy exam if you were clear with the concepts."

Shreya a student from Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Sector 26, said, "The questions were logical but some of them were a little twisted otherwise it was an easy exam."

Class 12 CBSE board students in Chandigarh who took their Biology test today found the paper to be moderately easy.

According to Vismaad of Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School in Sector 26, "The paper was not difficult, but there were  tricky question.My exam went well today. Questions were not lengthy."

Overall, the students were happy and satisfied with their performance in class 12th Biology examination.

According to Ojasvita, the questions were direct and easy. Another GD Goenka Public School student, Nayanika, stated that the paper was based entirely on NCERT.

Vanshika was of the opinion that the graph based questions in her set required application of concepts learnt. Prakhar said, "Most of the questions were easy to attempt".

After taking the biology test, the majority of CBSE class 12 students were quite satisfied because they found it easy, but little lengthy. Satyam and Anwesha, both students of GD Goenka Public School Lucknow, said they finished the test on time and had extra time for revision.

Students in Lucknow on Tuesday found CBSE Biology paper to be a solvable and balanced paper.

According to Anita Srivastava, a Biology teacher at MPVM Ganga Gurukulam, Phaphamau in Prayagraj, the question paper was of average difficulty and followed the NCERT pattern. “The questions were straight and as the question paper was not lengthy, students had adequate time to answer them. I believe any student who had studied as per the syllabus would have done well in it. The case study given in set-1 of the question paper was however a tricky one and students needed to first understand it and then answer it,” she added.

Mohd Owaish, a class 12 student of LDC Public School, Soraon in Prayagraj, felt that the exam was simple. "I am an average student, and even did not feel any difficulty in answering the 13 questions of 35 marks well within the allotted two hour time period.  "Even the case-based question was simple," he added.

Saud Tajdar, a class 12 student from LDC Public School, Soraon in Prayagraj, said his test went well and he was confident of getting good grades. "All questions in the three sections of the question paper were from the syllabus, and there were no surprises." "I felt the question paper was easier than Term-1," he said.

The question paper is well-balanced and student-friendly, with a good mix of analysis, application, and memory-based questions. Students who study the NCERT Book thoroughly will perform well. Students could easily complete the paper in the time allotted, said Dr. Lipika Tamuli, PGT- Biology, Modern English School, Guwahati.

As per Dr. Lipika Tamuli, PGT- Biology, Modern English School, Guwahati, the Central Board of Secondary Education held a CBSE Board exam for Biology Class XII on May 30, 2022. (CBSE). The exam format and difficulty level were similar to the CBSE sample paper. It contains of questions ranging in complexity from easy to moderate. 60% of the questions were direct, and students who prepared carefully had a high possibility of scoring well.

CBSE conducted the class 12th Biology exam today. For expert analysis and students reaction stay tuned.

The CBSE Class 12th Biology exam began at 10:30 am and concluded at 12:30 pm. Keep yourself updated with the blog for students reaction and paper analysis.

According to the CBSE class 12th Biology sample paper the question paper is divided into three sections and has 13 questions. All questions are compulsory. Section A has six questions worth two marks each, Section B contains six questions worth three marks each, and Section C contains a case-based question for five marks.

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