CBSE 2018 Marking Scheme - What you should know?

2018 is about to knock our doors and soon it will be time for all the young minds to appear for their annual CBSE exams. Excelling in exams fuel several future decisions and hence all students must know in and out of an exam to achieve higher CGPA.

Apart from knowing their syllabus and preparing for the same, students should also know about the CBSE 2018 marking scheme, which will help them understand the quality of answers expected thus easing up their preparation process. Some of the important aspects of CBSE marking scheme includes the following pointers for each subject. Have a look! Maths Exam- Maths exam is 80 marks and the time allotted to the students is 3 hrs. This 80 marks paper comprises of 30 questions, which are divided into- 6 questions of 1 mark each, 6 questions of 2 marks each, 10 questions of 3 marks each and 8 questions of 4 marks each. Candidates will have an option of choosing from  four questions of 3 marks each and three questions of 4 marks each and they have to attempt any one of the choices. They'll be given marks for important steps and the correct conclusion.  Science Exam- This 80 marks paper, tests a student's understanding of concepts based knowledge for the subject. Within 3 hrs, a candidate is expected to complete a set of 27 questions that will comprise of 2 questions of 1 mark each, 3 questions of 2 marks each, 10 questions of 3 marks each and 6 questions of 5 marks each. 12 marks are the practical questions. Students can attain maximum marks by using diagrams and proper labeling. Social Science- This examination paper comprises  subjects like Geography, history, civics and economics and is considered as one of the most scoring subjects. With precise answers within the word limit, a candidate can fetch maximum marks. This paper also comprises of 27 questions that will  be compulsory, except few questions that may have internal choices. The question paper will comprise of short and long type questions of 1 mark, 3 marks and 5 marks respectively along with map-based questions. Languages- Language papers have equal distribution for sections like comprehension, grammar and literature to test the skills of the candidates. This will be the CBSE 2018 marking scheme that every candidate appearing for the exam should take into consideration. To attain maximum marks in these examination papers, the focus should be on the word limit, the concepts and neatness. Students should not be only complete paper on time but also have ample time to revise the answer sheet. While preparing for exam, you can check out the best tuition classes that suit your needs. We hope our article helps students understand the marking scheme for CBSE better and they can score the maximum on the upcoming exams.