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Delayed CBSE Results may affect admissions

If CBSE Resultsare delayed further, the fate of many students from CBSE

schools may be at stake. They will find it difficult to get admissions in colleges as most of the state board exam results are already declared and the admissions to various undergraduate courses is in progress. Delayed results will reduce the chance of CBSE students to join the courses of huge demand.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - May 15, 2012 at 6:12 am

Categories: 12 physics, Admission, CBSE, Results Tags: All India Engineering Entrance Examination, Board examination, CBSE, Central Board of Secondary Education, education, Indian Institutes of Technology, Student, Test (assessment)

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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6 comments - What do you think? Posted by admin - March 25, 2012 at 6:11 am

Categories: Plus Two Physics Tags: Board examination, CBSE, Central Board of Secondary Education, education, Indian Institutes of Technology, National Council of Educational Research and Training, Student, Test (assessment)

CBSE RESULTS 2012

The CBSE Results 2012for class X (AISSE) and class XII (AISSCE) will be published by the third week of May 2012.

For Class X, the CCE details are being uploaded by the Vidyalayas to CBSE server. The schools are given time till 15 April for updating the marks up to Summative Assessment 2 for Class X 2012.

The results will be published at http://cbseresults.nic.in

The results of both Board Based exams and School Based Exams will be published together.

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11 comments - What do you think? Posted by admin - March 22, 2012 at 1:49 pm

Categories: +2 Physics, 12 physics, CBSE, CCE Class X, Class X Physics Tags: aissce, Board examination, CBSE, Central Board of Secondary Education, kendriya vidyalaya, Mathematics, National Council of Educational Research and Training, Test (assessment)

How was the CBSE Physics Exam 2012?

How was AISSCE Physics Question Paper 2012? Was the Board question paper 2012 up to the standard? Were there any questions out of syllabus? Was any of the questions too tough? Were there any unexpected questions? How was the numerical problems? Did you get sufficient time to answer the questions? Please post your response soon. Your responses on AISSCE Physics Question Paper 2012 can affect the marking/ evaluation and eventually the marks. Comment honestly.

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