Will the same blueprint be used for the Class 12 Science exams as in Class 10?

Yes, the blueprint for the Class 12 Science exams will follow a similar structure to that of Class 10, but with a higher level of difficulty and subject depth. The Theory Paper for subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology typically lasts 3 hours and is worth 70 marks. The paper usually includes a mix of Very Short Answer (VSA) questions (1 mark), Short Answer (SA) questions (2-3 marks), and Long Answer (LA) questions (5 marks). In addition, there are often numerical problems (especially in Physics and Chemistry) and diagram-based questions (especially in Biology and Physics).

The exam may also feature application-based questions that test conceptual understanding. For subjects like Mathematics, the paper would include objective questions such as MCQs and problem-solving questions that require step-by-step solutions. In addition to the theory exams, practical examinations contribute about 30 marks, where students are assessed on their lab work and experiments. Internal assessment is also part of the evaluation process, generally contributing 20-30 marks, focusing on projects, assignments, and periodic tests. While the blueprint is similar to Class 10, the questions in Class 12 exams require deeper understanding, critical thinking, and application of concepts.