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TYPOLOGY & SYLLABUS %  

(A) TYPOLOGY OF QUESTION PAPER   

(A.1) TYPOLOGY OF QUESTIONS   

P-2(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 the syllabus here *P2 (Grade I to VIII,XII), P-3(Grade -IX),Post Mid Term/Pre Board-1(Grade -X)* 

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*For edit response *P2 (Grade I to VIII,XII), P-3(Grade -IX),Post Mid Term/Pre Board-1(Grade -X)*
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 Grade - I to VIII  =  OCT 5 %  + 15 % (NOV)  

Grades-  
P-3(IX) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 20% NEW (,OCT NOV)  

Post Mid Term/Pre Board-1(X) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

OLD(30 %+45%+10) ) + 15 %NEW (NOV)  

P2-(XI) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 20% NEW (,OCT NOV)  

PROCTORED EXAM/ PRE BOARD-1(XII)

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 Full Syllabus 

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)

(For Com.Sc. 40 Mrks  

Part A        (18 marks)

  Practical     (10 marks)

Part B     ( 12 marks)

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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:

• 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  

Grades- 
P-3(IX) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 20% NEW (,OCT NOV)  

Post Mid Term/Pre Board-1(X) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

OLD(30 %+45%+10) ) + 15 %NEW (NOV)  

P2-(XI) Starts

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 20% NEW (,OCT NOV)  

PROCTORED EXAM/ PRE BOARD-1(XII)

DEC FIRST WEEK 

 Full Syllabus
 

QUESTION PAPER BASED ON LO AND OTHER TYPOLOGY-BASED SEGMENTS 

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

 Secondary & Senior Secondary School Curriculum – 

 https://cbseacademic.nic.in/curriculum_2026.html

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

https://cbseacademic.nic.in/SQP_CLASSXII_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