ICSE history and civics exams 2022: What CISCE students said after paper

ICSE history and civics semester 2 exams 2022: In ICSE History and Civics, majority of the students in Lucknow claimed that the paper was well-balanced and according to their expectations.

Lucknow

ICSE history and civics semester 2 exams 2022: Students were elated with the standard of the question paper, and were satisfied with their performance. (HT Photo/Handout)

ICSE History and civics Semester 2 Exams 2022: In ICSE History and Civics, majority of the students in Lucknow claimed that the paper was well-balanced and according to their expectations. They were elated with the standard of the question paper, and were satisfied with their performance.

Abhishek Gupta , a student of science stream from City Montessori School, Kanpur road branch said that the Paper gave an opportunity to score well. Students seemed happy with their performance. Students are expected to have performed well in the given diversified type of questions, he said.

Adishree and Tanishka both from same school were overjoyed and hopeful that they would score well in the paper. Dhirendra Singh and Bushra Shahid the History and Civics teachers at CNS were quite satisfied with the performance of the students.

The subject incharge Shashikanti and Senior Section Incharge Archana Pearl Peter praised the efforts of the Humanities department.

The students of City Montessori Inter College, Aliganj, Lucknow, on Thursday were very happy and contented after taking their ICSE History Examination of Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE).

The paper was easy to comprehend and could be easily handled by most of the children.

The teachers, Archana Sahai, Ms. Praneeta Garg and Ms. Shuchi Tewari were also satisfied with the performance of their students after reviewing the question paper. They said that the questions were based on the same structural pattern as their internal examinations and were set within the scope of the syllabus prescribed. The teachers are confident that all the students will pass with flying colors.

Principals of the campus, Jyoti Kashyap and Mrs. Shivani Singh were also very pleased to see the cheerful faces of the children and were overjoyed at the well accomplished task of the children and the teachers.

Prayagraj

Nishant Paul, a class 10 student of IPEM International School and College, Prayagraj said that he found the History and Civics question paper easy and along expected lines. “It was a neither too lengthy not too tough. Most of my classmates too found the question paper quite balanced and scoring,” he said.

History and Civics teacher Muntazar Shah, also of IPEM International School and College, Prayagraj, too agreed. “It was a well balanced question paper allowing students an opportunity to score marks in long and short answer questions besides few multiple choice questions. Most of our students found the exam to be easy. They should core good marks,” he said.

(With inputs from Rajeev Mullick in Lucknow and K Sandeep Kumar in Prayagraj)