Exam Mode On For CBSE Class XII Exams
Board exams are very important as far as career is concerned. Let alone friends, family and well-wishers, who keep looking on you for how you fared in them, even prospective employers need you to give your best shot at the boards. Many MNCs including TCS, Infosys, Adobe and likes do not even allow the underperformers at boards to sit for hiring. And this does not stop after one gets their first job. The cycle continues whenever one aspires to be hired.
Students of Class XII aspiring to pursue Humanities also get their college admissions based on the marks that they score in Class XII. Skyrising cut offs for illustrious institutions are the chief concern. Students aspiring to make one of the coveted institutions as their alma mater need to match their performance with the same. This requires not hard work, but smart work. Meticulous planning coupled with surgical execution is what can throttle one to their dream institution.
Lakhs of students are all set to appear for Class XII CBSE board exams. A major transition awaits the examinees of Class XII who will then set their first foot in the professional world. The stance of the first foot needs to be just the perfect. For that would determine the magnitude and the direction of the professional prowess one would attain in future. A new journey of college is on the verge of its onset.
Depending upon the purchasing capacity of their families and the level of intellect they already have, many students would head abroad for admissions into foreign universities.
A good percentage at the boards and a reasonable language score can fetch admissions into the most prestigious institutions of the world. Future of the students depends heavily on the percentage that scored in Class XII. Nobody wants to settle for an aggregate less than 95 percent. Aspirations apart, only a few manage to fetch this.
There is also a lot of turmoil that goes in the heads of students on road to Class XII CBSE board exams. The level of Class XII is negligible as compared to the undergraduate-level exams they are already enrolled for. However huge the CBSE syllabus may seem, it has to be complete time and again; the cycle to continue until the exams are over.
Dedication and practise of the subjects are the keys through which the students will be able to attain their dream score in Class XII board exams. The prestigious Indian universities command the students to be better than the best as far as the marks of Class XII are concerned. Of the many who apply for them, only those falling into their respective rank categories for a course will be granted an admission otherwise the student will not get any admission.
Students apart, even the parents are on anxiety trips during and after the exams until the results are published. The results, once published, come bundled with favourite Indian cliche: “Sharma ji ka…” (Ward of Mr X scored this many marks). Even if the parents are humans, they want the return of the investment they’ve made from their hard earned money. Then comes the pressure on the students to perform exceptionally well.
If the trends of CBSE class 12th results are to be believed, an increasing number of students are getting the perfect 100 in the board exams. It will be interesting to note the number of perfect 100 scorers in CBSE board exams.
Key Pointers To Remember for CBSE Class XII
The Class XII CBSE board exams give a platform in form of percentage for the students to get admission into undergraduate-level courses in accordance with choice of the candidates. The course that the students will choose in the college will give a direction to their career as the subject they will pursue will determine the actual direction to their individual careers.
Students must note that CBSE publishes the date sheet for the exam and they can find it on the official website of the board. The date sheet is an important aspect for exam preparation as the majority of students draft their study time tables according to the same.
The CBSE XII exams are divided into theory and practical exams; it is vital that the students perform well in both. Practical exams started in January and continued till the first week of February.
Theory exams commence from the month of February till March 30. Students must gear up really well for the exams in case they want to score a high percentage in Class XII. The students must note that the CBSE board exams are conducted in the morning session and they should report on time to their exam centres. Being late for the exams is definitely a bad idea!
Syllabus for Class XII is prescribed by the board and students must follow it as the questions will be coming from the syllabus. The students should refer to the NCERT books religiously for the CBSE board exams as the board follows the curriculum which is mentioned in the books.
For the convenience of the students, the board releases sample papers and the students must practise them for the exams as they can give a fair understanding of the weightage which is given to each topic and the CBSE class 12 exam pattern that will affect the board question paper.
Admit cards for board exams were published by the board in January and students must ensure that they have their respective admit cards with them before they go for the exam. To get entry into the CBSE board exam hall, the students need to produce their admit card failing which entry is denied.
CBSE 12th class result is likely to be declared in May and the students can view their results on the CBSE website. Important details that the students must keep with them handy for viewing the result are their board roll number, centre number and admit card so that they can check their result for the board exams.
Important Dates for CBSE Class XII
CLEAR EXAM presents the important dates and timetable for Class XII CBSE board candidates. Candidates can view the timetable on the official website and every student must know the timetable for Class XII board exams.
The exams start with the practicals and then starts the theory paper. The board exams are not conducted in the school but an exam centre is allotted to the students. The students must know the location to avoid last minute hassles.
On the exam days, it is quite possible that there could be high traffic therefore the students must leave early for the exam as even late comers are denied an entry.
Dates | Exams |
Jan 01 - Feb 07 | Practical Exam | Mode: Offline |
Feb 15 | Multimedia & Web Tech, Mass Media Studies, Food Production IV, Understanding the Evaluation and forms of Mass Media, Retail Operations, Information Storage & Retrieval, Derivative Market Operations, Intro To Hospitality Management, Retail Banking | Mode: Offline |
Feb 15 | Healthcare, Horticulture, Geospatial Technology, Electrical Technology, Cost Accounting, Shorthand (Hindi), Music Production, Food Nutrition & Dietetics, Mass Media Studies, Auto Shop Repair, Textile Chemical Processing, Security, Electrical Machines | Mode: Offline |
Feb 17 | Knowledge Tradition & Practices, Automotive, Financial Market Management, Beauty & Wellness, Agriculture, Insurance, Medical Diagnostics, Auto Engineering, Kathak Dance, Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Kathakali | Mode: Offline |
Feb 20 | CRTV and COM PRAC MM, Database Management Application, Painting, Graphics, Sculpture, App/ Commercial Art, Electrical Appliances | Mode: Offline |
Feb 22 | Psychology | Mode: Offline |
Feb 24 | Physical Education | Mode: Offline |
Feb 25 | Entrepreneurship, Office Procedures & Practices, Textile Design, Traditional Indian Textile | Mode: Offline |
Feb 26 | Web Application- Old, Web Application- New, Media | Mode: Offline |
Feb 27 | English Elective- N, English Elective- C, English Core | Mode: Offline |
Feb 28 | Urdu Elective, Sanskrit Elective, National Cadet Corps, Urdu Core, Sanskrit Core, Engineering Sciences, Front Office Operation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Design, Salesmanship | Mode: Offline |
Feb 29 | Engineering Sciences, Library & Information Science- (New & Old), Typography & Computer Application - (New & Old), Library System & Resource Management, Capital Market Operation, Electronic Technology, Fashion Studies, Printed Textile | Mode: Offline |
Mar 02 | Physics, Applied Physics | Mode: Offline |
Mar 03 | History | Mode: Offline |
Mar 04 | Marketing | Mode: Offline |
Mar 05 | Accountancy | Mode: Offline |
Mar 06 | Political Science | Mode: Offline |
Mar 07 | Chemistry | Mode: Offline |
Mar 12 | Tourism | Mode: Offline |
Mar 13 | Economics | Mode: Offline |
Mar 14 | Biology | Mode: Offline |
Mar 16 | Taxation, Carnatic Music Vocal, Carnatic Music MEL INS, Hindustani Music Vocal, Hindustani Music MEL INS, Hindustani Music PER INS | Mode: Offline |
Mar 17 | Mathematics, Applied Mathematics | Mode: Offline |
Mar 18 | Legal Studies, Shorthand English- Old, Food Production III, Food Production, Shorthand English- New | Mode: Offline |
Mar 19 | Punjabi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Sindhi, Marathi, Gujarati, Manipuri, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, Kannada, Arabic, Tibetan, French, German, Persian, Telugu - Telangana, Tangkhul, Japanese, Bhutia, Spanish, Mizo, Bodo, Bahasa Melayu | Mode: Offline |
Mar 20 | Hindi Elective, Hindi Core | Mode: Offline |
Mar 21 | Informatics Practice- New, Computer Science- New, Informatics Practice- Old, Computer Science- Old, Information Technology | Mode: Offline |
Mar 23 | Geography | Mode: Offline |
Mar 24 | Business Studies, Business Administration | Mode: Offline |
Mar 26 | Home Science | Mode: Offline |
Mar 28 | Biotechnology | Mode: Offline |
Mar 30 | Sociology | Mode: Offline |
# Eligibility for CBSE Class XII
Every exam has its eligibility criteria which is binding for the candidates. There students need to meet the same in case they have to appear in the exam. Eligibility criteria for the regular students is that they have to be declared pass in Class XI exams from a CBSE board or any other government recognized board. The student must be pursuing studies in Class XII.
Those who failed in Class XII exams earlier can give the board exams as a private candidate. Following is the table for other candidates who can appear in CBSE Class XII exams as private candidates.
Teachers serving in institutions affiliated to CBSE, who have already passed Class X examination at least two years before taking Class XII examination. The teacher should submit their application form along with a certificate from the Head of school they are serving for. The certificate should be duly countersigned by Director of Education of the State/Union Territory. |
Women candidates who are residents of NCT of Delhi and have passed Class X at least two years prior to appearing for CBSE Class XII. Differently-abled students who passed Class X at least two years before appearing CBSE Class XII exams. They will have to produce reasonable evidence of deficiency that made them unable to attend school for the purpose of studies. |
Women and differently-abled private candidates should meet the following additional conditions that they privately pursued the prescribed course of studies under proper guidance and they are unable to join CBSE class Class XII or there are compelling reasons for them to appear CBSE Class XII exams as a private candidate. |
Application Process for CBSE Class XII
Application process is to be followed for appearing for the board exams of Class XII. Completing the application for the exam is a very important step that the students must follow. The schools give the relevant instructions to the candidates for the form filling. Examination form for CBSE Class XII board exams is given to the students by the school authorities.
Application fees have to be paid at the time of submitting the form and even private candidates are required to pay the fees while submitting the CBSE application form. Three copies of passport-size photographs are needed for the same.
It is very important that the students follow this process for the application form because if the application is not filled properly they won't get the admit cards and they cannot give the exam.
Syllabus for CBSE Class XII
The following is the syllabus for Maths for the Class XII board exams.
Unit Name | Chapter Name | Marks |
Relations and Function | Relations and Functions | 8 |
Inverse Trigonometric Functions | ||
Algebra | Matrices | 10 |
Determinants | ||
Calculus | Continuity and Differentiability | 35 |
Application of Derivatives | ||
Integrals | ||
Application of Integrals | ||
Differential Equations | ||
Vectors and Three-Dimensional Geometry | Vector Algebra | 14 |
Three Dimensional Geometry | ||
Linear Programming | Linear Programming | 5 |
Probability | Probability | 8 |
The students can find below the syllabus for Physics of Class XII Board exams.
Unit Name | Chapter Name | Marks |
Electrostatics | Electric Charges and Fields | 16 |
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance | ||
Current Electricity | ||
Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism | Moving Charges and Magnetism | 17 |
Magnetism and Matter | ||
Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents | Electromagnetic Induction | |
Alternating Current | ||
Electromagnetic Waves | 18 | |
Optics | Ray Optics and Optical Instruments | |
Wave Optics | ||
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter | 12 | |
Atoms and Nuclei | Atoms | |
Nuclei | ||
Electronic Devices | Semiconductor Devices: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits | 7 |
Given Below Is the Syllabus of Biotechnology for Class XII.
Units | Chapters | Marks |
Protein and Gene Manipulation |
| 40 Marks |
Cell Culture and Genetic Manipulation |
| 30 Marks |
Total | 70 Marks | |
Practical | 30 Marks |
The candidates of Class XII board exams can refer to the syllabus of Chemistry given below.
Unit Name | Marks |
Solutions | 23 |
Electrochemistry | |
Chemical Kinetics | |
Surface Chemistry | |
General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements | 19 |
The p-Block elements | |
The d- and f - Block Elements | |
Coordination Compounds | |
Haloalkanes and Haloarenes | 28 |
Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers | |
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids | |
Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen | |
Biomolecules | |
Polymers | |
Chemistry in Everyday Life |
The students can refer to the syllabus for Physical Education given below.
- Unit I- Changing Trends & Career in Physical Education
- Unit II- Olympic Value Education
- Unit III- Physical Fitness, Wellness & Lifestyle
- Unit IV- Physical Education & Sports for CWSN
- Unit V- Yoga
- Unit VI- Physical Activity & Leadership Training
- Unit VII- Test, Measurement & Evaluation
- Unit VIII- Fundamentals of Anatomy, Physiology & Kinesiology in Sports
- Unit IX- Psychology & Sports
- Unit X- Training and Doping in Sports
The following is the syllabus for Biology for Class XII
Topics | Marks |
Reproduction in organisms | 14 |
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants | |
Human Reproduction | |
Reproductive Health | |
Principles of Inheritance And Variation | 18 |
Molecular Basis of Inheritance | |
Evolution | |
Human Health and Disease | 14 |
Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production | |
Microbes in Human Welfare | |
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes | 10 |
Biotechnology and its Applications | |
Organisms And Population | 14 |
Ecosystem | |
Biodiversity and Conservation | |
Environmental Issues | |
Total | 70 |
The students can find below the syllabus for Engineering Graphics for Class XII CBSE board exams
Units | Marks |
Isometric Projections of Solids | 25 Marks |
Machine Drawing A. Drawing of Machine parts B. Assembly Drawing and Dis-assembly drawings 1. Bearings 2. Rod joints 3. Tie-rod and pipe joints 4. Couplings 5. Pulleys | 45 Marks |
Total | 70 Marks |
Practical | 30 Marks |
The students can find below the syllabus for Business Studies for Class XII board exams
Parts | Units |
Part A: Principles and Functions of Management – 50 marks |
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Part B: Business Finance and Marketing – 30 marks |
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Part C: Project Work (one) – 20 marks |
Below is the syllabus for Entrepreneurship for CBSE Class XII exams
Units | Marks |
Entrepreneurial Opportunities | 30 Marks |
Business Planning | |
Enterprise Marketing | 20 Marks |
Enterprise Growth Strategies | |
Business Arithmetic | 20 Marks |
Resource Mobilization | |
Total | 70 Marks |
Practical | 30 Marks |
The following is the syllabus for Accountancy which the Class XII students must refer to.
Parts | Marks |
Part A: Accounting for Not-for-Profit Organizations, Partnership Firms and Companies | 60 marks |
Part B: Financial Statement Analysis | 20 marks |
Part C: Project Work | 20 marks |
OR | |
Part B: Computerized Accounting | 20 marks |
Part C: Practical Work | 20 marks |
Students can find below the syllabus for Political Science for CBSE Class XII exams
Part A: Contemporary World Politics - 40 Marks | |
Cold War Era | 12 Marks |
The End of bipolarity | |
US Hegemony in World Politics | 12 Marks |
Alternative centres of power | |
Contemporary South Asia | |
International Organizations | 8 Marks |
Security in Contemporary World | |
Environment and Natural Resources | 8 Marks |
Globalization | |
Part B: Politics in India since Independence - 40 Marks | |
Challenges of Nation Building | 12 Marks |
Er of One-Party Dominance | |
Politics of Planned Development | |
India’s External Relations | 6 Marks |
Challenges to the Congress System | 10 Marks |
Crisis of the Democratic Order | |
Rise of Popular Movements | 12 Marks |
Regional aspirations | |
Recent Developments in Indian Politics | |
The following is the syllabus for CBSE Class XII board exams of Legal Studies.
Units | Marks |
Judiciary | 10 Marks |
Topics in Law | 20 Marks |
Arbitration, Tribunal Adjudication and Alternate Dispute Resolution | 10 Marks |
Human Rights in India | 10 Marks |
Legal Profession in India | 10 Marks |
Legal Services | 10 Marks |
International Context | 10 Marks |
Project( Based on Syllabus) | 20 Marks |
Total | 100 Marks |
Students can find below the syllabus for History subject
- Themes in Indian History Part- I – 25 marks
- Themes in Indian History- II – 25 marks
- Themes in Indian History -III – 25 marks
- Map Work – 5 marks
- Project Work – 20 marks
The syllabus for Economics subject is given below for the reference of the students
Part A: Introductory Macroeconomics | |
National Income and Related Aggregates | 10 Marks |
Money and Banking | 6 Marks |
Determination of Income and Employment | 12 Marks |
Government Budget and the Economy | 6 Marks |
Balance of Payments | 6 Marks |
Part B: Indian Economic Development | |
Development Experience (1947-90) and Economic Reforms since 1991 | 12 Marks |
Current Challenges facing Indian Economy | 22 Marks |
Development Experience of India – A Comparison with Neighbours | 6 Marks |
The students will be able to find out the syllabus for Geography below
Part A: Fundamentals of Human Geography | |
Human Geography | 30 Marks |
People | |
Human Activities | |
Transport, Communication and Trade | |
Human settlements | |
Map Work | 5 Marks |
Part B: India: People and Economy | |
People | 30 Marks |
Human Settlements | |
Resources and Development | |
Transport, Communication and International Trade | |
Geographical Perspective on selected issues and problems | |
Map Work | 5 Marks |
Part C: Practical Work - 30 Marks | |
The students can refer to the syllabus for English (Core) subject for CBSE Class XII board exams
- Section A: Reading Comprehension – Unseen passages and note-making – 20 marks
- Section B: Writing Skills – 30 marks
- Section C: Literature Textbooks and Long reading texts - 30 marks
The Computer Science Syllabus is given below for the reference of the students
Unit No. | Unit Name | Marks |
1 | Programming and Computational Thinking – 2 | 30 |
2 | Computer Networks | 15 |
3 | Data Management – 2 | 15 |
4 | Society, Law and Ethics – 2 | 10 |
5 | Practicals | 30 |
Total | 100 | |
The syllabus for Sociology is given below for the reference of the students
Part A: Indian Society – 32 marks
- Introducing Indian Society
- The Demographic Structure of Indian Society
- Social Institutions-Continuity and Change
- Market as a Social Institution
- Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion
- Challenges of Cultural Diversity
- Suggestions for Project Work
Part B: Change and Development in Indian Society – 48 marks
- Structural Change
- Cultural Change
- The Story of Indian Democracy
- Change and Development in Rural Society
- Change and Development in Industrial Society
- Globalization and Social Change
- Mass Media and Communications
- Social Movements
The following is the syllabus for Psychology for Class XII Board exams
- Variations in Psychological Attributes – 9 marks
- Self and Personality – 10 marks
- Meeting Life Challenges – 7 marks
- Psychological Disorders – 10 marks
- Therapeutic Approaches – 7 marks
- Attitude and Social Cognition – 8 marks
- Social Influence and Group Processes – 7 marks
- Psychology and Life – 6 marks
- Developing Psychological Skills – 6 marks
Preparation Tips for CBSE Class XII
Students preparing for Class XII CBSE board exams require expert tips so that they can prepare well for the exams. The key element in preparation is that the students know their syllabus well to make their study plan.
The only way the students can understand CBSE new pattern for class 12th of the CBSE board exams is by solving the most number of mock test papers which the students can get easily in the market. It is a must that the students should solve the sample papers before the exam because any student does not want any surprises about the exam pattern on the exam day.
Previous year question papers help the students revise the whole syllabus and also the students get to know the type of questions that are asked in the exam. Studying online will also provide a boost to the preparation of the students which is required as CBSE sample papers are free on the internet to practise.
Making sure that students begin their preparations quietly before the exams start helps the students to get more time to prepare for the exams. Students study the topics which have a higher weightage in the syllabus but then the students should understand that they should study every topic as they never know from where the question may come.
Along with giving their best for preparing for each subject of the board exams the students should take good care of themselves as they need to be healthy to give the exams well. In between the already packed study schedule of the exams, it is vital that the candidates take small breaks regularly to get refreshed.
It has been noticed that the students who take small breaks during their studies return back to books with a refreshed mind than the students who study for long hours. Eating healthy is very important for the students. Balanced diet can help students keep the focus on achieving their dream percentage.
Exam Pattern For CBSE Class XII
Understanding the CBSE exam pattern for class 12th is very essential for the students as they require to know beforehand how the exam paper will be and what type of questions will be asked in the exam.
Mostly the students don't pay much heed to getting to know the exam pattern well but this is the mistake that the students make. The aspirants for CBSE Class XII board exams should know the CBSE 12th exam pattern of the board exams just like the back of their hand.
Preparation strategies get really enhanced of the students when they practise the mock test papers as they get to work on the various questions that are asked from various parts of the syllabus. There are certain aspects that the students get to know like the sections of the paper in which they are divided according to the weightage.
The aim of the students is to attain a high percentage of marks in Class XII board exams and that can be only done only if they prep themselves correctly for the exam
CLEAR EXAM presents the exam pattern table for Physics and Chemistry Subject for the reference of the students.
Exam duration | 3 Hours |
Practical Marks | 30 Marks |
Theory marks | 70 marks |
Total number of questions | 37 |
Very short answer type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short answer type questions (2 marks each) | 7 |
Long answer Type -I questions (3 marks each) | 7 |
Long answer Type -II questions (5 marks each) | 3 |
Given below is the exam pattern details for Mathematics subject
Exam duration | 3 Hours |
Internal Marks | 20 Marks |
Theory marks | 80 marks |
Total no. of questions | 36 |
Very short answer type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short answer type questions (2 marks each) | 6 |
Long answer Type-I questions (4 marks each) | 6 |
Long answer Type-II questions (6 marks each) | 4 |
The table below describes the CBSE Class XII Biology Exam Pattern which the students can note down
Exam duration | 3 Hours |
Practical Marks | 30 Marks |
Theory marks | 70 marks |
Total number of questions | 27 |
Very short answer type questions (1 mark each) | 5 |
Short answer type-I questions (2 marks each) | 7 |
Short answer type-II questions (3 marks each) | 12 |
Long answer type questions (5 marks each) | 3 |
To get to know more about the English exam pattern the students should read the table below.
Exam duration | 3 hours |
Maximum marks | 100 marks (80 Marks for Theory + 20 Marks for assessment of listening and speaking skills) |
Total number of questions | 33 |
MCQ and objective type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short Answer type-I questions (2 marks each) | 5 |
Short Answer Type -II questions (4 marks each) | 3 |
Long Answer Type questions (6 marks each) | 3 |
Very Long Answer type questions (10 marks each) | 2 |
The students can find below the exam pattern for Accounts
Exam duration | 3 hours |
Theory marks | 80 |
Practical marks | 20 |
Total number of questions | 32 |
MCQ and objective type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short answer I type questions (3 marks each) | 2 |
Short answer II type questions (4 marks each) | 5 |
Long answer I type questions (6 marks each) | 3 |
Long answer II type questions (8 marks each) | 2 |
The students can find below the exam pattern for Business Studies
Exam duration | 3 hours |
Theory marks | 80 |
Internal marks | 20 |
Total number of questions | 34 |
MCQ and objective type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short answer Type I questions (3 marks each) | 5 |
Short answer Type II questions (4 marks each) | 3 |
Long answer Type I questions (6 marks each) | 3 |
Long answer Type II questions (8 marks each) | 3 |
Exam pattern for Geography is given below for the reference of the CBSE candidates
Exam duration | 3 hours |
Total marks | 100 marks |
Theory marks | 70 marks |
Practical marks | 30 marks |
The marking scheme for History
Exam duration | 3 hours |
Total marks | 100 marks |
Theory marks | 80 marks |
Project work | 20 marks |
Total number of questions | 31 |
MCQ and objective type questions (1 mark each) | 20 |
Short answer type questions (3 marks each) | 4 |
Source based questions (6 marks each) | 3 |
Long answer type questions (8 marks each) | 3 |
Map Work (6 marks) | 1 |
Mock Test For CBSE Class XII
Practising the mock tests really helps the students in their bid to increase the marks they have been fetching around the year and so that they are able to achieve higher marks in the final board exams. It will be very beneficial for every student that they practise mock tests which they can download from the official website of CBSE and it has really improved the scores which the students got when they started to solve multiple mock tests.
The major boost that students get by solving mock tests is that they get to know the nuances of the exam pattern through it. Students should plan their preparations in such a way that they must complete the CBSE class 12 syllabus of the test as soon as possible and then start to solve the mock test for better scores.
Marking own questions becomes a fun activity for the students and they also come to know what mistakes they have committed. Through the scores, the students get to know where they stand and how much more they will have to work hard to get to their goal.
There is also one skill that students learn by solving mock tests is time management which they need to apply during the exam. If the students don't finish the exam in a timely way then it will pose to be a big problem for them.
Admit Card for CBSE Class XII
Regular students appearing for CBSE Class XII board exams get CBSE class 12 admit card from the school and every candidate must make sure that they take the admit card before the commencement of the exams.
Admit cards are documents required by the students for possible future reference. Students can preserve it by getting it laminated. It is important that the candidates carry their admit cards with them to the exam centre failing which may deny them entry into the examination hall. The private candidates should make sure that they download the admit card from CBSE official website and get coloured print outs which they need to take with them on the exam day.
One thing that the students must check on the admit card that their name is spelt right and all their personal details are mentioned correctly. Candidates get their entry into the exam hall on producing their admit card. All the hard work which the students do may go into vain if they don't carry their admit cards to the exam hall.
Result for CBSE Class XII
Candidates get anxiety trips as the result day inches in. It gives all jitters to the students. The CBSE 12th result date will be notified to the students by the board. Future of the students depends on the result because it is vital for admission into colleges.
There are expectations that are set topwards for the students as they have to perform their limitless best if they want to get admission into the university of their choice. All prestigious universities have set high cut offs as they only want the candidates who are scholars and can earn merit in their college also.
The table represents results attained by boys and girls of CBSE Class XII board exams over the years.
The CBSE class 12th results cbse nic get published on the online website and the students can view their results on a laptop, mobile device or computer by logging on to cbseresults.nic.in. The information required to view the CBSE class 12th board exam results is the board roll number, admit card number, school number and test center number.
Reevaluation window is likely to be open in the second week of June; in July the compartment exam will be conducted. When the result opens up, one should download the result card and check the details which are mentioned on the result card as they should be correct.
Taking a print out of the results is very important for the candidates until the hardcopy results are made available by the respective schools
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Should the students only prepare for CBSE Class XII boards from NCERT only?
A: The CBSE Class XII aspirants must prepare from NCERT books but they can also refer to other reference books for practise.
Q: How to download the exam time table?
A: Candidates can visit the official website to download the time table of the exam.
Q: Can the results for CBSE Class XII be viewed online?
A: Yes, the results can be viewed online through any device.
Q: When will the board exams results be announced?
A: In the second week of June, the results of CBSE Class XII board exams will be published.
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