Over 4,500 students of class 10 and 2,000 students of class 12 appeared for the board exams of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday. The students of class 10 appeared for Sanskrit, while for class 12 students it was Hindi subject paper. The examinations were conducted in a peaceful manner and no untoward incident was reported from any of the examination centers. In class 10 board examination for Sanskrit Paper, a total of 18 questions were asked for 80 marks. Most of the students said the paper was easy and that they could complete on time.

 

The most engaging section was Section D and some of the students found Question 15 and 17 were the most difficult questions of the paper. Even expert Vandana Shukla said, “The paper was easy and all the questions were correctly placed in the expected format. The student must have done a good job of writing the answers and expecting to score well. Similarly, the Hindi subject paper of class 12 was also easy and mostof the students fared well as they could attempt all questions and complete the examination on time. This year too, students got 15 minutes time for reading the question paper prior to the start of the examination paper at 10.30 am.