CBSE Board Exams 2025: Top FAQs Answered for Class 10 and 12 Students
The CBSE Board Exams 2025 are just around the corner, starting from February 15. With the exams approaching fast, students are in full preparation mode, trying to cover the syllabus, revise multiple times, and perfect their answering techniques. Amidst this, many students have common concerns regarding the exams. To help clear doubts, we have compiled some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) along with answers as per CBSE guidelines.
1. Will marks be given for good presentation?
CBSE does not award separate marks for presentation. However, well-organized, neatly written answers with important points underlined can create a positive impression and help in better evaluation.
2. If a student fails in pre-board exams, can they still appear for the Board exams?
Yes. Pre-board exams are only meant to assess a student’s preparation level. Failing in them does not disqualify a student from appearing in the Board exams.
3. What if I haven't revised my syllabus multiple times like my friends?
Avoid panic and focus on your preparation. Follow a structured daily timetable and ensure consistent revision.
4. Are pre-board marks included in the final board results?
No, pre-board marks are not added to the final CBSE board results. They are only for practice.
5. Can students use whiteners and gel pens in the board exams?
Use of whiteners is not allowed. However, students can use blue or royal blue gel pens.
6. Will marks be deducted for exceeding the word limit or making spelling mistakes?
Exceeding the word limit does not lead to mark deduction. However, in language papers, marks may be deducted for spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.
7. Will questions be asked directly from the CBSE sample paper?
No, sample papers are meant to familiarize students with the pattern and type of questions. Actual exam questions can come from any part of the syllabus.
8. Can students do selective study by focusing only on important chapters?
CBSE advises against selective study. Students should cover the entire syllabus to ensure thorough preparation.
9. What should students do if their writing speed is slow?
Students should practice writing answers regularly. Organizing thoughts before writing and using bullet points can also help in managing time efficiently.
10. What should students do if they hear rumors about leaked question papers?
CBSE has a foolproof examination system. Students should not fall for rumors and should report any misinformation to CBSE through email or phone.
Exam Schedule and Important Details
Class 10 exams conclude on March 18
Class 12 exams conclude on April 4
Exams begin at 10:30 AM in a single shift
Approximately 44 lakh students will appear for the exams
Final Thoughts
With just a few days left for the exams, students should focus on smart preparation, avoid distractions, and practice self-care. Staying confident and following a disciplined approach will help in scoring well.
For more FAQs and official CBSE updates, visit cbse.gov.in
Reference from:- Hindustan times