CBSE Class 12 Maths board exam 2017 was held today (i.e. 20th March 2017) from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM. Marking an end to the apprehensions of anxious students, Class 12 Maths Paper for the ongoing CBSE Board Exam 2017 was termed as balanced in nature. Most of the questions in the paper were quite simple and straight forward. No out of syllabus and tricky questions were observed this year. The pattern of the paper was completely different from that of last year’s paper but almost similar to the latest blueprint of CBSE sample paper issued recently.
Here is the complete analysis Maths Paper & feedback of teachers and students about the paper.
Format of CBSE Class 12 Maths Paper 2017
The CBSE Class 12 Maths paper consisted of four sections i.e. A, B, C, and, D; which contained questions worth 100 marks that had to be answered within 03 hours of duration.
There was no overall choice in the question paper but internal choices were present in 3 questions of section C and section D.
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General Feedback of teachers & students about CBSE Class 12 Maths Paper 2017
Most of the student felt that the difficulty level of this year’s question paper is quite low as compared to previous year papers. They pointed out that 30% to 40% questions in this paper were based on the important concepts which are frequently asked in CBSE board exams, every year. They have started solving question paper from section D as it contained maximum marks. According to them, section D was quite easy in comparison to other sections, although it was lengthy.
According to CBSE Class 12 date sheet 2017, the next important exam of CBSE Class 12 students is Chemistry which is scheduled to be held on 25th March 2017.
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