CBSE Class 10 Social Science Exam Analysis: ‘Paper was easy and lengthy’ – Times of India
CBSE The Class 10th Social Science paper was successfully conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today at various examination centres across India and abroad. The paper was held for three hours starting from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.
The exam was conducted smoothly, and students seemed satisfied with the level of difficulty. Most students found the questions to be straightforward, and many were able to finish the paper within the allotted time.
Overall, students and teachers both found that the CBSE social science paper was easy and straight from the prescribed syllabus and NCERT books. According to a subject teacher, barring very few questions, the paper is easy and well-balanced.
Teachers who reviewed the exam paper noted that it was well-balanced, with questions covering all sections of the syllabus. The paper was also well-structured, with clear instructions and easy-to-understand language.
Students who are coming out of the examination hall today said that the paper was easy and there was nothing out of the syllabus asked in the paper.
“Though it was an easy paper but lengthy too. I know each and every question asked in the paper, but time was not sufficient to solve it. I hardly manage to finish it on time,” said Parteeksha of Govt School, Sonia Vihar, Delhi.
“It’s a treat to the eyes. My daughter appeared for today’s class 10th Social Science examination. Today I noticed that every student coming out of the school is very happy. They are talking to each other but not discussing the paper as it was easy,” said Akshay Raina, a parent waiting for her daughter outside the examination hall.
The exam was conducted smoothly, and students seemed satisfied with the level of difficulty. Most students found the questions to be straightforward, and many were able to finish the paper within the allotted time.
Overall, students and teachers both found that the CBSE social science paper was easy and straight from the prescribed syllabus and NCERT books. According to a subject teacher, barring very few questions, the paper is easy and well-balanced.
Teachers who reviewed the exam paper noted that it was well-balanced, with questions covering all sections of the syllabus. The paper was also well-structured, with clear instructions and easy-to-understand language.
Students who are coming out of the examination hall today said that the paper was easy and there was nothing out of the syllabus asked in the paper.
“Though it was an easy paper but lengthy too. I know each and every question asked in the paper, but time was not sufficient to solve it. I hardly manage to finish it on time,” said Parteeksha of Govt School, Sonia Vihar, Delhi.
“It’s a treat to the eyes. My daughter appeared for today’s class 10th Social Science examination. Today I noticed that every student coming out of the school is very happy. They are talking to each other but not discussing the paper as it was easy,” said Akshay Raina, a parent waiting for her daughter outside the examination hall.