CBSE Class 12 Physics Exam 2022 analysis (Prayagraj): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the Class 12 physics examination on Friday. Here is what students said after the exam:
A class 12 student of LDC Public School, Soraon in Prayagraj Richa Dwivedi said that her exam went well.
“I found the question paper to be easier than the one that came in Term-1. Overall the questions were easy and I did not find the question paper to be lengthy. I finished the 2 hours exam of 35 marks with 10 minutes to spare,” she shared.
Sami Alam, also a class 12 student of LDC Public School, Soraon in Prayagraj said that his exam also went very well but he found the numerical parts of the question paper tough. “I should nevertheless score good marks,” he maintained.
Physics teacher of MPVM Ganga Gurukulam school, Phaphamau in Prayagraj Jitendra Yadav said that the question paper was well balanced one and very much along the CBSE pattern.
“However, many of the theory questions too had certain element of numerical in them which needed a student to understand, calculate and then answer the questions. This trend of pure numerical questions and numerical -based questions forming a bulk of the question paper was also observed in Term-1 exam,” he shared.
{{/usCountry}}“However, many of the theory questions too had certain element of numerical in them which needed a student to understand, calculate and then answer the questions. This trend of pure numerical questions and numerical -based questions forming a bulk of the question paper was also observed in Term-1 exam,” he shared.
{{/usCountry}}Overall most students have done well, he claimed.
CBSE Class 12 Physics Exam 2022 analysis (Lucknow): All the class 12 students of GD Goenka Public School, Lucknow were satisfied after writing their Physics paper as they found it easy though a bit lengthy.
Aryan Agarwal and Pranjal Srivastava said that they were able to complete the paper well in time and had enough time for revision.
Ojasvita Kumar said that the questions were very direct and easy, though she was expecting more numericals.
Vanshikha Rai was of the opinion that the paper was more subjective and little lengthy.
According to Gauri Maheshwari, most of the questions were direct and easy to attempt and calculations were also easy.
On the whole the students were satisfied with their performance and are expecting to score well. They also thanked their Physics Faculty for apt guidance and dedicated support which made a tough subject like Physics, easy for them.
The session end Pre-Board examinations and practice tests helped a lot as the pattern of the board examination question paper was very similar to what they have practiced in school.
Chandigarh
Students of Class 12 of CBSE board in Chandigarh were happy after giving their Physics exam today. While few students found the paper easy, for some it was moderately difficult.
Arshita of Ajit Karam Singh International Public School, Sector 41 said, "For me the exam went well, a few questions were difficult than others."
Hita and Hiya of Guru Nanak Khalsa Senior Secondary School, Sector 30, found the paper to be balanced and inclusive of the syllabus.
Khushi, a student of the same school said, "Questions were direct and NCERT based, if you learnt the formulas, the paper was very easy for you." "We all completed the exam well before time so we had time to revise it as well," she added.
(With inputs from K Sandeep Kumar in Prayagraj, Rajeev Mullick in Lucknow and Nishtha Gupta in Chandigarh)