CBSE Class 10th science exam analysis: What students said after the paper:

CBSE Class 10th Science exam analysis: Lucknow students’ felt CBSE Class 10 Science examination was easy and on the expected lines.

Class 10th science exam analysis. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the Class 10 science examination on Wednesday. Here is what students said after coming out of the examination hall:

Chandigarh

Students who appeared in the examination from Chandigarh gave mixed reactions about the difficulty level of science paper on Wednesday.

Suresh Sharma, a student who appeared at the government model senior secondary school sector 37 said, “The paper was slightly difficult and a bit lengthy. I was able to complete it just two-three minutes before the exam was over.”

Ishu Gupta, a teacher of science told Hindustan Times, “The paper covered the entire syllabus. The conceptual questions were time-consuming and not worded as exactly as given in NCERT. The one marker questions were also tricky but were based on the CBSE pattern and syllabus. Overall the paper was not very difficult, not very easy.”

Shubham Walia, another class 10 student said, “Questions were not straight forward. Overall it was an average paper. I am not hopeful of a good score.”

Krishna Singh, a student at a private city-based school added, “Question three and four were value-based questions, apart from these two questions I found the five marks and one marks questions easy.”

He added, “Question number 13 and 14 were assertion and reasoning based questions, in section B there was a question related to the physiological process of Cheetah, which was a bit tricky.”

“In question number 22, the question on the reflective indexes was asked which was again difficult,” he adds.