P1 2026 27

A V P S Fazilka

P-1 Examination 2026–27

*IMPORTANT DATES*

1. Syllabus to be filled before the last week of 15th April ,2025.

2. Mock Trial (Proof Reading , Grammar Errors)by Teachers' Well-Being) - Present date TO 20 April ,2026

3. Final Submission of Question Paper on assessment202223@gmail.com -

prior 25 April, 2026

5. Final Printout of the Question Papers (A Single Copy of each paper gets ready by 25 April ,2026. AND GET IT PROOFED BY PRINCIPAL MAM (Handover by the EXAM SUPERINTENDENT or ASST. SUPERINTENDENT )

Final Print out of all Question Papers (5 May 2026)

6. SUBSEQUENT-ASSESSMENT(Class Test-LEARNING (Revision Days, Practice Days, Work Completion, Advance Practice, NOTEBOOKS CHECKING/REVIEW ) TEN days before the scheduled exam.

7. Class-Teaching Hold by 10 May ,2026

8. Note Book CHECKED BY 12 May ,2026

Exam Starts from Mind of May,2026 (IT MAY VARY AT CLASS LEVEL)

(10) Evaluate of the Examination Sheet before Reopening the School in July 2026

(11) Fill in the Raw list / marks during the exam days, before the examination process is completed.

(12) RESULT REGISTER SHALL BE READY BY 28 June 2026

(13) RESULT ANNOUNCEMENTS in 2nd Week of July,2026

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TYPOLOGY & SYLLABUS %

(A) TYPOLOGY OF QUESTION PAPER

(A.1) TYPOLOGY OF QUESTIONS

P-1(I to VIII)

is a matter of following the Cbse guidelines and carrying a variety of the Questions under CFQ (Competency Focused Questions),

SA(Small Answer) VSA(Very Small Answer) MCQ) , True False, Matching with lines, Map Analysis etc.

*Fill P1 (Grade I to VIII,XII), P-1(Grade -IX), P-1 /Pre Mid Term (X,) , Monthly Exam-1 (XII) Starts*

https://forms.gle/jqpuWAbFZhDqFW8D9
*For edit response *P1 (Grade I to VIII,XII), P-1(Grade -IX), P-1 /Pre Mid Term (X,) , Monthly Exam-1 (XII) Starts*
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lFMiSI5IGKkYO6MerGNbLvZliyUd029QJn1dNmUQjqs/edit?usp=sharing

SYLLABUS TO BE ASSESSED

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Grade - I to VIII 20 %(APRIL,MAY)

· Grade - IX, X,XI 30 %(APRIL,MAY)

· Grade -XII 30% (APRIL(20%),MAY(10%))

· For Maths Teachers Grade-III to VIII

· NOTE- ADD -CT stands for Computational Thinking IN part-a ,b 10 marks for each .

For Computer Science Teachers Grade III to VIII
Marking Scheme: NOTE- ADD -CT AI stands for Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence IN part-a ,b and practical 2 marks for each .

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1E82wnVppXR1-pM7-GPtUPKz1oBcngTb7?usp=sharing

CONTENT /LESSON/CHAPTER BREAK-UP

PART-A

(1) CFQ ------50% (MCQ,OR CASE BASED OR ANY SIMILAR SOURCE)-

20 marks

(2) MCQ---20% -8 marks

Chapters/lessons would deal with MCQ/SA, VSA and other types of questions mentioned in section A.1)

PART-B

(3)Constructed Response Questions 30 % -12 marks

CH./LESSONS/BLOCKS FOR (Long Answer) from Languages (ENGLISH, HINDI, PUNJABI + Social Science and Science.

Marking Scheme

P-1 MRKS 40 I 90 MINUTES (CARRY MARKS 5(REPORT CARD USES)

(1) 40 Marks Written Exam

A written question paper shall be divided into Two Parts (A and B)

Part A -MCQ

(1.a) 28 Marks

Time -40 Minutes

MCQ, True False,Fill ups, Matching with lines, Jumbled Words, New-Words, SA(Small Answer) VSA(Very Small Answer), Map Analysis(If chosen for Quick answering)

Note:-This part also carries questions about Grammar.

Part B-Written Assessment

(1.b) 12 Marks

Time -50 Minutes

Unseen passage, LA(Long Answer), Grammar, Literature,Map Analysis(If choosing for Details answering)

*************************************************************************************** Number of Questions for a 40-Mark Written Exam (90 Minutes)

Target Student: Average to Moderate

Marking Scheme:

Total Marks: 40

Time: 90 Minutes

Part A (MCQ): 28 Marks (40 Minutes)

Part B (Written Assessment): 12 Marks (50 Minutes)

Here's a breakdown of the recommended number of questions:

Part A (MCQ) - 28 Marks (40 Minutes)

Number of Questions: 28 - 35 (depending on complexity)

Question Types:

- MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions): 15-20 (2 marks each)

- True/False: 3-5 (1 mark each)

- Fill-ups: 3-5 (1 mark each)

- Matching: 2-3 (2 marks each)

- VSA (Very Short Answer): 2-3 (1 mark each) [Optional]

- Map Analysis (Quick answering): 1 (2 marks) [Optional]

Time per Question: Aim for an average of 1-1.5 minutes per question.

Part B (Written Assessment) - 12 Marks (50 Minutes)

Number of Questions: 2-3 (focus on quality over quantity)

Question Types:

- Unseen Passage: 1 (4-6 marks)

- LA (Long Answer): 1 (4-6 marks) [Choose one or the other]

- Grammar: Include in Unseen Passage or LA or as separate questions (2-3 marks)

- Literature: Include in Unseen Passage or LA or as separate questions (2-3 marks)

- Map Analysis (Detailed answering): 1 (up to 3 marks) [Optional - can replace a short answer question]

Time per Question: Allocate time based on the marks allotted. Aim for a balanced distribution between sections.

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FOR COMPUTER SC.
Number of Questions for a 40-Mark Computer Science Exam (90 Minutes)

Target Student: Average to Moderate

Marking Scheme: NOTE- ADD -CT AI stands for Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence IN part-a ,b and practical 2 marks for each .

Total Marks: 40

Time: 90 Minutes

Part A (Theory): 18 Marks

Part B (Written Assessment): 12 Marks

Practical: 10 Marks (Separate Assessment)

Here's a breakdown of the recommended number of questions:

Part A (Theory) - 18 Marks (Estimated Time: 40-45 Minutes)

Number of Questions: 15-20 (depending on complexity)

Question Types:

- MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions): 5-10 (1-2 marks each)

- Short Answer (SA): 5-10 (1-2 marks each)

- Case Studies/Situational Analysis: 1-2 (3-4 marks each) [Optional]

Time per Question: Aim for an average of 2-3 minutes per question.

Part B (Written Assessment) - 12 Marks (Estimated Time: 40-45 Minutes)

Number of Questions: 2-3 (focus on quality over quantity)

Question Types:

- Long Answer (LA): 1 (5-7 marks) with clear instructions on specific areas to focus on.

- Application-based: 1-2 (2-3 marks each) requiring students to apply theoretical concepts to practical scenarios.

Time per Question: Allocate time based on the marks allotted. Aim for a balanced distribution between sections.

Practical - 10 Marks (Separate Assessment)

This section likely involves tasks, calculations, or demonstrations

The number and complexity of tasks will depend on the specific skills being assessed.

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FOR GK
Number of Questions for a General Knowledge Exam (40 Marks, 90 Minutes)

Target Student: Average to Moderate

Marking Scheme:

Total Marks: 40

Time: 90 Minutes

Part A (Multiple Choice & Practical): 28 Marks (40 Minutes)

Part B (Written Assessment): 12 Marks (50 Minutes)

Part A (Multiple Choice & Practical) - 28 Marks (40 Minutes)

Multiple Choice (18 Marks)

Number of Questions: 30-40 (depending on complexity)

Question Types: A variety of multiple-choice questions can be used to assess general knowledge across various domains like:

- History

- Science

- Geography

- Current Affairs

- Literature

- Art & Culture

- Everyday knowledge

Time per Question: Aim for an average of 1 minute per question.

Practical (10 Marks)

Number of Questions: 2-3

Question Types:

- Identification of objects/landmarks from images (e.g., flags, monuments)

- Interpretation of data (e.g., charts, graphs)

- Basic problem-solving with a general knowledge twist (e.g., using a map to find a location)

Time per Question: Allocate time based on the complexity of the practical task (around 10-15 minutes per question).

Part B (Written Assessment) - 12 Marks (50 Minutes)

Number of Questions: 2-3 (focus on quality over quantity)

Question Types:

- Essay: 1 (6-8 marks) on a broad general knowledge topic.

- Short Answer (2-3 questions): 2-4 marks each, covering different areas of general knowledge.

Time per Question: Allocate time based on the marks allotted. Aim for a balanced distribution between sections.

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TYPOLOGY
Grade IX to XII

QUESTION PAPER BASED ON LO AND OTHER TYPOLOGY-BASED SEGMENTS

FOR SYLLABUS COVERAGE CHECK IN AV-ENGAGE(click below) https://sites.google.com/cbseshiksha.in/avps-crew-announcements/av-engage

NOTE- FOLLOW THE SAME MODEL PAPERS FOR CLASSES IX TO XII.

Secondary & Senior Secondary School Curriculum –

https://cbseacademic.nic.in/curriculum_2027.html

- Sample Question Papers – Grade X and XII
https://cbseacademic.nic.in/SQP_CLASSX_2025-26.html

FOR TYPOLOGY % IN QUESTION PAPERS

FOLLOW CBSE BOARD EXAM PATTERN for Classes 9th to 12th - 3 hours

3 APRIL,2024 BY CBSE

ADD MAJOR CHANGES Competency Based Questions or questions that assess application of concepts in real-life situations will be part of the question paper.*Check for 3 MAJOR CHANGES AS ON

For Internal Assessment details and blueprints of question papers kindly click the following links -

MAX MARKS FOR THEORY 80/70/30

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