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CBSE Class X Board Exam Analysis: ‘The question paper was lengthy but easy to comprehend’
According to a Punjabi educator from Apeejay School, Rama Mandi, the paper looked easy to score good marks
The CBSE Class X Punjabi syllabus was structured into four sections: Reading, Grammar, Writing, and Textbook. The written exam carried 80 marks, while the practical assessment is worth 20 marks. The question paper was designed to comprehensively evaluate students’ proficiency in Punjabi through different sections covering various language skills.
The Reading section assesses students’ comprehension abilities by analyzing given passages, helping to develop their analytical skills. The Writing section focuses on students’ ability to express ideas clearly and coherently. It included tasks like essays, letters, and creative writing, encouraging students to enhance their communication skills. The Grammar section ensures students understand the correct application of Punjabi vocabulary, sentence structures, and language rules.
According to Ms Parminderjit Kaur, TGT Punjabi at Apeejay School, Rama Mandi, the question paper was moderately difficult.
- According to the students, the paper was easy but lengthy. It took more time to solve the paper as compared to the last few years.
- The Grammar section had some confusing questions but few students found them easier than the textbook section.
- The answers to the questions of two and four numbers in the textbook section were lengthy in writing.
- The essays were such that a lot could be written in them, so a lot of time was spent writing them.
- Overall, it was a satisfactory paper which catered to average students, while brilliant students found it quite scoring.
