In Lucknow, Class 12 students of GD Goenka Public School said that the difficulty level of the Economics paper was medium.

According to Ishaan Arora, Class XII C said, “The difficulty level of Question paper was medium. There were few confusing questions”. In the words of Sakshi Tiwari, Class XII C, “Overall Question paper was balanced. Medium difficulty level. Question Banks practiced in the school helped them a lot”.

Jasleen Kaur said that the Question Paper’s difficulty level was medium. Overall it went well and she is optimistic about scoring good marks. Gauri Maheshwari, a student of Class XII said, “The Paper was good. Students were prepared for higher difficulty level, so accordingly the students found the question paper easy”.

For Harshil Agarwal, the paper was good. There were a few confusing questions. Practice Tests at school were of great help.

At Lucknow Public School, South city students found the economics question paper to be moderate.

Ayush Pratap Singh, a class XII student of South city said there were few assertion-reason-based questions which made confusion rest was moderate. Shreya Pandey, a student of the LPS- South City branch said in the entire question paper, questions number 3 and 4 were tricky. However, overall it was easy and got completed in time.

Khushi Srivastava – XII- L.P.S- Southcity said the paper level was easy. Section A was overall easy, Section B was of moderate level wherein some questions were confusing and section C was again an easy one. Overall the paper was moderate but on the easier side, she said.

Kalyan Kumar; academic coordinator of Economics LPS said, “It was a balanced Question Paper, the difficulty level of the question paper was not too high. The language of the Question paper was lucid and clear making it easy for the students to comprehend.”

Kumar said, “The question paper was based on NCERT syllabus. Overall, a good Question Paper. The format of the question paper was exactly similar to that of the Sample paper, as released by CBSE.”.