CBSE Class 10 Social Science Paper Review: Scoring paper, Flat-out of NCERT coursebooks

CBSE Class 10 Social Science Paper Review: Central Board of Secondary Education successfully conducted Class 10 Social Science Exam 2019 across the country today.

CBSE Class 10 Social Science Paper Review: Central Board of Secondary Education successfully conducted Class 10 Social Science Exam 2019 across the country today i.e. Friday, 29th March 2019. (PTI)

CBSE Class 10 Social Science Paper Review: Central Board of Secondary Education successfully conducted Class 10 Social Science Exam 2019 across the country today i.e. Friday, 29^th March 2019. The students were seen in vibrant mood not only because today’s paper concluded the CBSE Class 10^th Board Exams 2019, but also because the usually monotonous and time consuming paper of Social Science was on the expected lines and direct enough that students could complete it within the allotted three hours’ time. As per subject experts, the Class 10 Social Science Exam 2019 was scoring for those who had thoroughly read the NCERT coursebooks for history, civics, economics and geography, as well as had practiced the sample papers. Though students stated that some long answer type questions carrying 5 marks were tricky, however, to everyone’s cheer the map work was easy and students expect to score full marks for maps based on History and Geography. No question in CBSE Class 10 Social Science Exam 2019 was cited out of syllabus, albeit a minor printing error in a history question in which year 1830 was printed as 1930. Today’s Social Science paper carried more internal choices as compared to the past papers, thereby students expect to score well in today’s exam. CBSE Class 10 Social Science 2019 Exam Pattern: Section A – Question numbers 1 to 7 - Short answer type questions carrying 1 mark each 7 Questions – 7 Marks Section B – Question numbers 8 to 18 - Short answer type questions carrying 3 marks each 11 Questions – 33 Marks Section C – Question numbers 19 to 25 - Long answer type questions carrying 5 marks each 7 Questions – 35 Marks Section D – Question number 26 – Map work divided in two parts 26A History carrying 2 marks and 26B Geography carrying 3 marks. 1 Question – 5 Mark Total Questions = 26 - Total Marks = 80