CBSE 12th exams 2024 will be conducted offline between February 15 and April 10.

CBSE’s 12 syllabus 2023-24 can be downloaded from – Class 12 Syllabus

Board exams for the CBSE 12th class 2023-24 do not comprise negative markings.

While there are no additional marks specifically allotted for presentation, well-organized answers with important points underlined can make a positive impression.

Creating notes aids in comprehension and builds confidence in understanding the subject matter.

Pre-board exams are essential for self-assessment and preparation. However, poor performance in pre-boards doesn’t hinder a student’s eligibility for the Board exams.

Don’t be discouraged; focus on your preparation, establish a daily timetable, and remain consistent in your practice.

Correction fluid is not permitted. Gel pens in blue or royal blue ink are acceptable.

Pre-board exam scores are not factored into the Board exam results.

Marks are not deducted for exceeding word limits, but spelling mistakes and other errors are penalized in language papers.

Students who fail in Class 10th or 12th Board exams can reappear as private candidates or as regular students admitted to a school. For details, refer to www.cbse.nic.in.

Sample question papers serve as valuable practice but questions in the examination may come from any part of the syllabus. Thoroughly prepare from the entire syllabus.

Yes, additional answer sheets are available for writing answers.

No, you can answer questions in any order, but make sure to correctly mention the answer number for each question.

Instead of selective study, it’s advisable to cover the entire syllabus thoroughly for better results.

Practice can improve your writing speed. Organize your ideas and use points if short on time. Avoid omitting entire questions.

Stay focused, continue putting in your best effort, and devote more time to weaker topics.

Answers should be accurate, within word limits, and follow the provided instructions.

Follow the instructions on the question paper. Attempting both options may cause confusion and waste time.

Create a revision timetable to boost your confidence and ensure all subjects are thoroughly reviewed.

It’s the candidate’s choice to appear for improvement in one, more, or all subjects.

CBSE conducts exams with a foolproof system. Ignore unverified rumors, but report any such information to CBSE immediately.

No, students need only reappear for the theory; previous practical marks are carried forward. Refer to CBSE’s circular for details.

No, students won’t lose marks for answering in Hindi medium.

Yes, within the time limit you can request your answer sheet back for corrections, but it’s better to avoid such situations by managing time effectively.

Stay relaxed, revise topics thoroughly, practice with sample papers, read questions carefully, take breaks during practice, and manage stress.