CBSE 12th Sheet 2021: This time the Central Secondary Education Board (CBSE) 12th Class Examinations will be held in two phases. The decision was made to conduct tests in a short period of time. In the second term, the board said that papers of the same subject were kept, which were not available to students from schools abroad. This time the test will last for 39 days, lasting only four days and the test will take place in the second shift. The morning shift test is from 10:30 am to 01.30 pm and the afternoon shift test is from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. CBSE has said it will not hire school staff in the morning.
CBSE will conduct a total of 111 subjects for the 12th examination. The board said in a statement, ‘The test center has been dated-sheeted so as to not get too crowded on any given day. It helps to conduct the test with guidelines for the Kovid-19 rescue.
Twelfth Class Examinations will be conducted in 2nd grade to reduce the number. Days in organized tests. Second shift, exams conducted on subjects not provided by foreign schools: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) pic.twitter.com/SFWX29vepC
– ANI (@ANI) February 2, 2021
These are newspapers for the second shift of 12th grade (from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm)
May 6 – India, Nepali, Automatic, Financial Market Management, Insurance, Electronic Technology, Medical Diagnosis, Kuchipudi Dance, Odisha Dance Knowledge Tradition and Practice
May 15 – Tamil, Telugu, Sindhi, Gujarati, Manipuri, Malayalam, Oriya, Assamese, Kannada, Tibetan, German, Russian, Persian, Limbu, Lepcha, Bodo, Tangkhul, Bhutia, Spanish, Mizo
May 21 – Urdu Elected, Sanskrit Elected, Sanskrit Core, Front Office Operations, AC & Refrigeration, Design
May 27 – Gardening, Electrical Technology, Coast Accounting, Shortland (Hindi) Music Production, Food Nutrition and Food Specialist, Early Childhood Care
Main papers and dates of CBSE 12th examination
May 4 – English (elective and core)
May 5 – Tax
8 May – Physical Education
May 10 – Engineering Graphics, Media, Brief
May 12 – Business Studies
May 13 – Physics / Applied Physics
15 May – Retail / Mass Media
May 17 – Accountancy
18 May – Chemistry
May 19 – Political Science
21 May – Sanskrit (elective and core)
May 24 – Biology
May 25 – Economics
28 May – Sociology
May 29 – Computer Science / IT
May 31 – Hindi (Core and Elected)
2 June – Geography
3 June – Web Apps / Tourism
May 5 – Psychology
June 7 – Home Science
June 10 – History
June 11 – Biotechnology / Agriculture
The datasheet was published by Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank. When preparing the datasheet, it has been attempted that there is a good gap between the two papers so that students do not feel any tension in preparation, he said. After this datesheet, I am confident that all students will work hard and prepare for the exam.
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