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MCQs and short answer type questions to get more weightage in MPBSE board exams 2020-21, check full pattern and details here

Students attempting class 10th and class 12th Madhya Pradesh Board Examination (MPBSE) need to be more precise and accurate while answering questions, as board has decided to get rid of ‘questions requiring very long answers’ for the academic session.

As planned for now, small logical questions will be asked, which can be answered only after reading the entire chapter properly. MPBSE is working on making several changes in the pattern of questions asked in the tenth and twelfth board exams.

Now, instead of direct questions asked every year, logical and comprehension questions will be given a preference. This was discussed in the board meeting of MPBSE chaired by president R Julania, who believes that questions requiring short and precise answers will ensure that students read and comprehend the entire chapter instead of just important parts.

Studying in such detailed manner is likely to help students prepare for competitive examinations, where test papers are designed on multiple choice questions (MCQs).

As per the initial considerations of the new paper pattern, there will be 30 percent objective, 30 percent subjective and 40 percent comprehension questions in the paper of 100 marks for each subject.

Earlier, the board exam was 25 percent objective, 75 percent short and long answer questions.

MPBSE chairperson recently confirmed this new pattern in the meeting discussing question paper pattern with the committee.

Precise answer questions to be asked

As per current decisions, students will not have to write long answer questions in any subject of class X and XII. Apart from this, the number of short answer questions will also be less.

Questions seeking precise answers will be more, hence, requiring thorough reading of chapters. Students preparing from old question papers will have to seek a new approach and focus on thorough learning of textbooks.

Blueprints will be uploaded soon on the website

The Board of Secondary Education will upload the blueprint of the pattern of question papers of all subjects and the question bank of every subject on the website. This will help the students to prepare for the exam.

Probable new pattern of MPBSE exam

Total marks of the paper - 100

Objective Question - 30 Marks

Short answer questions - 30 marks (ten questions of 3-3 marks)

Questions of comprehension - 40 marks (Ten questions of 4-4 marks)


Current paper pattern of MPBSE exam

Total marks of the paper - 100

Objective Question - 25 Marks

Very Short Answer Questions - 10 Marks (Five Marks of 2 Marks)

Short answer questions - 12 marks (4 questions of 3 marks)

Long Answer Questions - 28 Marks (7 questions of 4 marks)

Essay questions - 25 marks (5 questions of 5 marks)

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