Kerala HSE +1 Physics Exam is Over ! How was it?
Kerala HSE Plus One Physics Examination 2012 is over.
How was the exam?
We will soon upload the question paper. By then you can discuss the questions and the answers.
Kerala is well known for the versatile structure of questions which checks the level of understanding of the student. Such questions will be a model for practice for all over the world.
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Why Physics Exams are always reported difficult every year?
It is commonly found that there are maximum complaints after the Physics Exam. What could be the reason?
The fact is that there are students scoring 100% even in this “reportedly toughest ” question papers.
CBSE is also getting the questions prepared by Professors who are actively involved in text book preparations and with many years of experience. CBSE follow a standardized pattern for question papers too.
Even then after the Physics examination there is an uproar and requests are received from various parts regarding the faults and toughness of the question paper. The other subjects are not like this.
(See the posts http://plustwophysics.com/how-was-the-cbse-plustwo-physics-question-paper-aissce-2011/ and http://plustwophysics.com/how-was-the-cbse-physics-exam-2012/ and http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-03-06/board-exams/31126870_1_physics-paper-application-based-questions-bloom-public-school )
- Is this because the Physics is not taught the way it should be?
Many educational institutions are coming up every year. There is a scarcity of teachers, especially in Physics. Some are taking the job just as a means to earn income. Many do not know and follow the pattern of CBSE but some how they manage to complete the portions.
In many schools, other refresher books are followed instead of the NCERT Text book. This creates lot of problems. The CBSE question paper is set based on the data given in NCERT Text book. If there is a confusion, what is given in NCERT text book will get weightage.
- Or is it because the students are more after the competitive exams and they start capsulizing things without understanding the concepts?
Such students solve the numerical problems excellently but fail to solve understanding and skill based questions. The style of presentation is also very important.
Now, it has become important to understand the concept and follow the textbook thoroughly to get admission to IITs and other courses as they have started counting the marks scored in Exams too.
Or, are there some other problems which make Physics exam difficult year after year. Come on let’s discuss…..
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No need to worry over Physics (CBSE)
The evaluation of AISSCE 2012 Physics started and CBSE has prepared a fool proof marking scheme which will give the students the marks they deserve.
However, those who just left the questions unanswered will be at loss; because many of the difficult questions are liberalized but only those who attempted the questions will get the benefit.
Those questions with tougher subdivisions are so evaluated that the easier portions are given more marks than the difficult portions. So, if the students attempted the easier portion and left the difficult portion, the loss is not much.
So, relax!
Your voices are heard, thanks to CBSE for paying heed to us – the teachers and students.
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Distinguish Plane mirror, Concave mirror and Convex mirror without touching
How will you identify a plane mirror, a concave mirror and a convex mirror without touching their surface?
Answer:
If you look into a plane mirror, you can find that the size of the image is same as that of the object.
If you look into a concave mirror, you can see an enlarged image when placed close and can see an inverted image when kept away.
A convex mirror always forms a small and erect image.
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Marks Distribution per chapter for CBSE Board Exam 2012
Please find below the chapterwise marks distribution for AISSCE 2012 (CBSE Board Examination 2012)
Unit I Electrostatics – 08
Unit II Current Electricity – 07
Unit III Magnetic effect of current & Magnetism – 08
Unit IV Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating current – 08
Unit V Electromagnetic Waves – 03
Unit VI Optics – 14
Unit VII Dual Nature of Matter – 04
Unit VIII Atoms and Nuclei – 06
Unit IX Electronic Devices – 07
Unit X Communication Systems – 05
Total - 70
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CBSE EXPLAINS THE WAY TO ATTEMPT EXAM
Excerpt from http://cbse.nic.in/helpline/final_2012.pdf
IN THE EXAMINATION HALL
• Try to think positive and maintain positive attitude giving the test.
• Once in the hall, take time to settle down and set your table.
• Ignore symptoms of anxiety and focus on your task.
• Do not hurry into reading the question paper.
• Read the directions slowly and carefully. If there are any doubts clarify with the instructor, teacher or invigilator.
• Feel comfortable before you start your answers.
• Budget the time and plan the answers. Allocate time for each question.
• Do the simple questions first to help you build up your confidence for the harder questions.
• Choose the best known questions if choices are available.
• If you do not know a question, move on to the next after leaving some space; try it later. If not sure of an answer, do not spend long time thinking and recalling answers. Go to the next question. Handle the less known questions later.
• Leave space after each answer so that you can add later if you need to. Read more…
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