Rajasthan Board Class 12th Chemistry Model Question Paper: Marking Scheme, Weightage and Blueprint

Class 12th students of Rajasthan Board can get here model test papers with answer key for Chemistry subject. Moreover, marking scheme, exam pattern, chapter-wise weightage and blueprint for Rajasthan Board Class 12th Chemistry paper is available here.

Anjum Khan

Updated: Jul 19, 2018 17:37 IST

Rajasthan Board Class 12 Chemistry Model Test paper and blueprint

The model question paper of Rajasthan Board’s Class 12^th Chemistry is available here along with the marking scheme, weightage and blueprint for the subject. The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER) syllabus for Class 12^th Chemistry mentions that the paper carrying 100 marks has been given weightage as under –

Features	Theory paper	Practical paper
Time allotted	3 hours 15 minutes	4 hours
Marks	56	30
Semester/Internal Marks	14	-
Total	70	30

Moreover, the exam pattern of Rajasthan Board Class 12^th Chemistry paper is also provided here along with the model test paper and answer key.

Check below the complete details for BSER Class 12^th Chemistry Paper –

Exam Pattern for BSER Class 12^th Chemistry Paper:

Exam mode: written/pen-paper based test

Total marks: 56 marks

Type of questions: MCQs, Very short, Short Answer types and long answer types

Exam duration: 3 hours 15 minutes

Total questions (with internal options): 30 questions

Minimum Passing Marks - 23 marks out of 56

BSER Class 12^th Chemistry: Syllabus weightage based on objectives

Objectives	Weightage	Percentage
Knowledge	17	30.35%
Conception/Interpretation	22	40%
Knowledge usage/Expression	11	20%
Skills/Fundamentality	06	10.71%
Total	56	100%

Weightage based on objectives for internal paper

Categories	Marks allotment
Topic	07
Project	03
Attendance	03
Behavioural	01
Total	14 marks

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Model Test Paper

Rajasthan Board Class 12th Chemistry Syllabus

BSER Class 12^th Chemistry: Types of questions and Marks allotment –

Types of questions	Number of questions	Marks per question	Total marks	Percentage
Objective/Multiple Choice Questions	-	-	-	-
Very Short Answer based questions	13	01	13	23.31%
Short Answer I	11	02	22	39.29%
Short Answer II	03	03	09	16.07%
Long Answer based Questions	03	04	12	21.43%
Total	30		56	100%

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Model Test Paper

BSER Class 12^th Chemistry: Time allotment as per questions types –

Types of questions	Time allotment
Objective/Multiple Choice Questions	-
Very Short Answer based questions	35 minutes
Short Answer I	62 minutes
Short Answer II	28 minutes
Long Answer based Questions	45 minutes
Total	170 minutes

BSER Class 12^th Chemistry: Chapter-wise syllabus weightage/marks allotment -

Units	Marks Allotment	Weightage in Percentage
Unit 1: Solid State	3	5.36%
Unit 2: Solutions	3	5.36%
Unit 3: Electro Chemistry	4	7.14%
Unit 4: Chemical Kinetics	4	7.14%
Unit 5: Surface Chemistry	4	7.14%
Unit 6: Principles and process for Extraction of Elements	2	3.57%
Unit 7: p-block elements	4	7.14%
Unit 8: d and f- block elements	3	5.36%
Unit 9: Chemical Bonds/ Coordinate Complex	3	5.36%
Unit 10: Halogen Derivatives	4	7.14%
Unit 11: Oxygen containing functional groups 1	4	7.14%
Unit 12: Oxygen containing functional groups 2	3	5.36%
Unit 13 Nitrogen containing functional groups carbonic compounds	3	5.36%
Unit 14: Bio Atom	3	5.36%
Unit 15: Polymer	3	5.36%
Unit 16: Stereoscopic Chemistry	3	5.36%
Unit 17: Chemistry in Everyday Life	3	5.36%
Total	56	100%

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Model Test Paper

Blueprint for Rajasthan Board Class 12^th Chemistry paper-

Blueprint for knowledge based questions -

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Blueprint

Blueprint for Conception/Interpretation questions -

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Blueprint

Blueprint for Knowledge usage/Expression based questions -

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Blueprint

Blueprint for Skills/Fundamentality based questions -

BSER Class 12th Chemistry Blueprint

General Instructions for Rajasthan Board Class 12^th Chemistry paper –

I. Before beginning the exam, candidates must write his/her roll number compulsorily

II. All the questions are compulsory

III. Write the answers only in the answer sheet provided.

IV. For questions having more than one part, the answers to those questions are to be written together in continuity.

V. If there is any error/difference/contradiction in Hindi and English versions of the questions papers, the questions of Hindi should be treated valid.

VI.