CBSE Class 12 Exam 2017: Physics oaper was tricky, says students and teachers
New Delhi:
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the Class 12 Physics examination today. This was the second major exam since the exam process kicked off last week with English. According to the feedback we received from students and teachers on the answers, the paper was not bad, it but was a tricky one. "The paper was OK for an average and a below average student since all the 5 mark questions were direct", says Muneeb Haneefa, PGT Physics, Crescent Public School Chalakudy (Kerala) when asked about the feedback on the CBSE Physics Class 12 exam which was conducted today.
Here is what Mr. Muneeb Haneefa told us the about the CBSE Class 12 Physics exam:
"The paper was OK for average and below average students since all the 5 mark questions were direct. However those who aspire above 90 percent in the subject may find the questions tricky since the application level (3 marks) were not direct and students had to think little deep before attempting the questions, and that process may take a lot of time. In the process the students might not have finished the paper on time.
The value based question was interesting and relevant provided the students have updated their knowledge regarding nuclear accidents and their after effects of Chernobyl accident in 1986.
Only students who have diligently gone through the previous years' question papers and those who are thorough with NCERT textbook can hope to score above 90, still two questions were out from textbook exercise.
Most of the questions were from part 2 textbook as compared to previous year.
In short the present paper is tricky when it comes to 2 and 3 marks questions . The student might feel the questions as easy when they have one quick look during the reading time. However as they tried to answer it, it might have taken a lot of time."
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(With Inputs from Muneeb Haneefa, PGT Physics, Crescent Public School, Chalakudy)
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Here is what Mr. Muneeb Haneefa told us the about the CBSE Class 12 Physics exam:
"The paper was OK for average and below average students since all the 5 mark questions were direct. However those who aspire above 90 percent in the subject may find the questions tricky since the application level (3 marks) were not direct and students had to think little deep before attempting the questions, and that process may take a lot of time. In the process the students might not have finished the paper on time.
The value based question was interesting and relevant provided the students have updated their knowledge regarding nuclear accidents and their after effects of Chernobyl accident in 1986.
Only students who have diligently gone through the previous years' question papers and those who are thorough with NCERT textbook can hope to score above 90, still two questions were out from textbook exercise.
Most of the questions were from part 2 textbook as compared to previous year.
In short the present paper is tricky when it comes to 2 and 3 marks questions . The student might feel the questions as easy when they have one quick look during the reading time. However as they tried to answer it, it might have taken a lot of time."
Read: Board Exams: 5 Things To Keep In Mind While Preparing For Science Papers
(With Inputs from Muneeb Haneefa, PGT Physics, Crescent Public School, Chalakudy)
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