CBSE Class 12th Mathematics Paper Review: Easy questions based on NCERT textbook

CBSE Class 12th Mathematics Paper Review: The examiners are of the view that today’s paper was not a tough nut to crack for students who had practiced past papers and were through with the Class 12th NCERT textbook.

CBSE Class 12th Mathematics Paper Review: The science and commerce stream Class 12th students of the Central Board of Secondary Education appeared for the mathematics paper today. (PTI)

CBSE Class 12^th Mathematics Paper Review: The science and commerce stream Class 12^th students of the Central Board of Secondary Education appeared for the mathematics paper today i.e. 18^th March 2019, and as per the majority of the students the paper was easy and in line with questions from the NCERT textbook. While section A, B & C got a thumbs up from students of all levels, section D was dubbed as tricky by many. Most of the students appeared cheerful and got a sigh of relief after the tough CBSE Class 12^th Physics paper. As per experts and teachers, the paper was easier than last year’s CBSE Class 12^th Mathematics paper. Several questions were repeated from the previous year papers and NCERT textbook and presented in different figures. The examiners are of the view that today’s paper was not a tough nut to crack for students who had practiced past papers and were through with the Class 12^th NCERT textbook. Students did not complain of the paper being lengthy and were mostly able to complete it in the stipulated time. But some questions were tricky for average students. Overall, a bright student can be expected to secure 70+ marks in today’s CBSE Class 12^th Mathematics exam, however, for average students, the marks will hover between 55-65. CBSE Class 12^th Mathematics Paper Pattern: Today’s paper comprised of total 29 questions that carried internal choices. The CBSE Class 12^th Maths paper 2019 carried total 100 marks and was divided into four sections viz: Section A – 4 Questions carrying 1 mark each – Total 4 Marks Section B – 8 Questions carrying 2 marks each – Total 16 Marks Section C – 11 Questions carrying 4 marks each – Total 44 Marks Section D – 6 Questions carrying 6 marks each – Total 36 Marks Total Questions 29 – Total Marks 100