CBSE Board is taking initiative to increase the qualification and ability of the students. With this, the board has changed the format of the question paper from class nine to class 12 in the new session. Under this, about 30 percent of the questions in the ninth and 10th and 20 percent in the 11-12th will be on the basis of competitive ability. For this, the board has sent instructions to all schools.
Till now, 70 percent short and long answer questions were asked in CBSE in tenth standard. Whereas in class 12, 60 percent of the questions were like this. Now the board has reduced them by 10 percent. In the change made under the new education policy 2020, merit based questions will be asked in the annual examinations of ninth and 11th and board exams to increase the ability of students to think and enhance their ability. Whereas in the ninth and tenth board, 30 percent and in the 12th board examination, there will be 20 percent such questions. CBSE District Coordinator Preeti Khatri said that the sample paper will be released on the basis of the new format. Based on this, studies will be conducted in schools.
These changes will be
ninth and 10th
– merit based questions will be 30 percent. Which will have multiple objective, case study based questions.
– There will be multiple choice questions of 20 marks.
– Long and short answer questions have been reduced from 60 to 50 percent.
11th and 12th
– Aptitude based questions will be 20 percent.
– There will be multiple choice questions of 20 marks.
– Long and short answer questions have been reduced from 70 to 60 percent.
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