CBSE Board Exams 2025: Key FAQs Answered – Will Questions Be from Sample Papers?

CBSE Board Exams 2025: The CBSE Board Exams 2025 are just around the corner; the board examination for classes 10 and 12 is going to be conducted from 15 February 2025 and students are curious whether the questions in the exam will be the same as those in the sample papers that have been provided by CBSE.

CBSE releases sample papers every year to help students prepare effectively. These papers are based on the latest syllabus and exam pattern so that students may refer to them for practice purposes.

Students cannot depend only on sample papers; instead, they have to focus on NCERT books, previous years’ papers, and proper revision to do well in the examination.

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Considering this, we have prepared 10 important frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the official CBSE website, www.cbse.gov.in, along with the answers given by the board.

Will exam questions be similar to the sample paper?

No, it is only for the pattern of examination, types of questions, and the marking scheme of sample papers of CBSE. So the actual question may come anywhere in the syllabus. Thus, students must study the entire syllabus. Therefore students are advised to prepare thoroughly from the entire syllabus.

Does CBSE Repeat Questions from Previous Years?

Many students wonder if CBSE repeats questions from past CBSE Board Exams. The answer is simple: if a student has a good grasp of the subject, it doesn’t matter whether the question is old or new. The key is to prepare thoroughly and focus on understanding concepts, rather than worrying about specific questions.

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What are the top 5 tips for CBSE exam preparation?

Following are the tips for CBSE exam preparation:-

One should be regular in the school and must attend classes regularly.

Make a suitable study plan for entire year and for last few months before the examinations based on your preparedness for each subject.

Do several mock tests, assess your performance and improve the areas which are weak.

Revision by writing answers will make you more confident.

The board examinations are to test the knowledge of the students gained during the academic year. If a student has secured 33% marks, student is declared pass. If any student is not able to achieve 33% marks and miss out by 01 marks or so, decision may be taken to award the grace mark(s).

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