CBSE Board Exam 2024 Live: Class 10 Science paper concludes, analysis here

The Grade X Science board exam commenced with a meticulously crafted question paper of moderate difficulty. The questions were mainly NCERT-based, with a few questions directly sourced from the NCERT Exemplar. The question paper struck a fine balance between numerical, diagrammatic, activity, and competency based questions. Questions required critical thinking and conceptual understanding. The question paper challenged the students to apply their critical thinking and deep understanding of concepts. The prescribed syllabus was covered in the paper, in a language that could be easily understood by students. Despite deviating from the pattern of sample shared by CBSE, the students were able to navigate the paper well within the allotted time frame. Overall, the question paper effectively evaluated students’ application and analytical skills.

Ms. Vatsla TGT Science, MRIS Sector 14 Faridabad

Analysis by Bhumi V Gupta, PGT Chemistry, Vidyagyan School, Bulandshahr:

The science question paper was moderate in difficulty level, it had a mix of easy and moderate questions. On a good note, no questions were out of syllabus. No competency based questions were asked and most of the questions were direct and easy. Marks were distributed uniformely keeping in mind knowledge, understanding and application etc.

Overall the paper was easier than previous years.

Most of the questions were directly taken from the NCERT book. The MCQs and diagram based questions in biology section and the numerical based questions in physics section were also directly taken from the NCERT book.

Sabita Pokhrel – TGT Science ( ACADEMIC CO- ORDINATOR SCIENCE) said, “The Question Paper was aptly & profoundly designed keeping in view both the standard and the quality on the ratio of 40:60 of difficulty level Question paper required analytically and conceptually comprehends the each section for scoring good marks. Some questions were directly asked from the NCERT exercise questions and exemplar. Some questions were asked indirectly which make question paper difficult to the students.

Aditi Chaudhary, Class 10 student of Lucknow Public School (C.P. Singh Foundation) said that the paper was moderate. Questions are based on NCERT and Exemplar book. Questions are not direct. Prabhakar Singh, Class 10 student of same school said that the paper was standard but a bit time taking as all the questions were of application based which required definitely basic knowledge about each topic. Section D was quite difficult.
Class 10 student Digvijay Singh said that the Question paper was competency based and activity based. Question paper was set according to the sample paper issued by CBSE. The level of questions was medium to difficult.

Deepika Sharma, HOD Science at Silverline Prestige School, Ghaziabad, said, “The paper was easy to moderate and the questions were mainly NCERT-based. The application based questions were direct and easy to answer. The competency – based questions were average. Students were able to attempt the paper in time. The paper pattern was similar to the CBSE Sample Paper for the Session 2023-24.”

Dr. Nisha Sharma , Science Teacher ,KIIT WORLD SCHOOL, GURUGRAM said, “The Grade X Science board exam commenced with a well-balanced question paper of moderate difficulty. Section-A featured a mix of Objective Type Questions covering both theory and application-based concepts. The final four questions in this section were Assertion and Reason Questions, testing students’ comprehension and recall abilities. Section B focused on theoretical aspects and was relatively easier. Section C presented a blend of theoretical and application-based inquiries, including a few analytical questions of moderate complexity. Section D encompassed questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, comprising theory, numerical, and application-based queries of easy to moderate difficulty. Section E incorporated Competency Based Questions emphasizing application and analysis concepts. Overall, the question paper effectively evaluated students’ application and analytical skills. Those who had practiced with CBSE sample papers, NCERT, and Exemplar Exercises found it beneficial. In summary, students were content with the level of difficulty in the question paper.”

Darsh, Ishaani, Maitreya, Ali, Arya and Eshaan all found the paper easy.

Vigyata said she was nervous before the science paper but now she is very happy as the paper went very well.

Ansh also reiterated that it was a not a lengthy paper except some questions which needed more Comprehension.

Overall it was a standard paper, based on NCERT syllabus and easy for the students who have practised through the sample papers.

GD Goenka School students Nayashri and Aditi said it was a balanced paper. All the 3 sets were as per their preparations strictly based on NCERT syllabus. The level of questions was not very difficult.

GD Goenka School students were satisfied with the CBSE 10th Science paper.

CBSE Board exam 2024 has concluded for the day. Students reactions and paper analysis will be available soon.

CBSE board exam Class 10 Science paper concludes. The analysis and students reactions will be available soon. Keep checking this space for latest updates.

CBSE class 10 exam for Science paper will get over at 1.30 pm. Paper analysis, students reactions can be checked here soon after that.

CBSE 2024 Class 10 Science paper is underway. The eam will get over at 1.30 pm. Students reactions, exam analysis and other details will be available after paper ends.

CBSE Science Exam for Class 10 begins. The examination will get over at 1.30 pm.

CBSE Board exam 2024 Class 10 students reach exam centre. Exam begins in next 10 minutes.

CBSE Class 10th and 12th board exams 2024 started on February 15. Exams for Class 10 students will end on March 13 and for Class 12 students, these exams will continue till April 2.

CBSE class 10 Science paper will begin in an hour. The examination will be conducted in single shift- from 10.30 am to 1.30 pm.

All appearing candidates will have to wear their school uniforms and carry their admit card and identity card to the exam hall.

Class X students attempting the science subject on March 2, 2024, can find the sample paper released by the board Here.

All the candidates appearing for CBSE Board exam 2024 for Class 10 will have to carry their admit card to the exam centre on all exam days.

Over 39 lakh students are appearing for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 final exams this year from India and 26 other countries in which CBSE schools are located.

All the appearing candidates will have to reach the exam centre on or before 10 am on all exam days. Only those students will be allowed entry who arrive at 10.00 am. The examination will begin at 10.30 am

CBSE Class 10 Science paper today. The exam will begin at 10.30 am and will get over at 1.30 pm.

Class 10: Science

Class 12: No exam