SSC Board Paper Pattern and Chapterwise Weightage

Paper Pattern for Science and Technology

Distribution of marks among tests

Written Examination 60 Marks Time – 2 Hr. 30 Min.
Practical Examination 20 Marks Time – 1 Hr. 30 Min.
Multiple Choice Questions 20 Marks Time – 30 minutes.
Total 100 Marks  

Distribution of Marks according to the objective

No. Question Type Marks Marks with options Percentile Marks
1 Knowledge
13
13
22
2 Understanding
15
18
25
3 Application
27
40
45
4 Skill
05
05
08

  Total
60
76
100

Distribution of Marks according to types of questions

No.
Question Type
Marks
Marks with options
Percentile Marks
1 Objective type
14
14
23.33
2 Very Short Answer
12
12
20.00
3 Short Answer
24
30
40.00
4 Long Answer
10
20
16.67
  Total
60
76
100

Distribution of Questions

There will be 4 Questions each in Section A and Section B. The general structure will be as follows:

Section A Marks
Solve all 7 out of 7 sub-questions of 1 Mark each 7
Solve all 3 out of 3 sub-questions of 2 Mark each 6
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 3 Mark each 12
Solve any 1 out of 2 sub-questions of 5 Mark each 5
Total Marks 30
Section B Marks
Solve all 7 out of 7 sub-questions of 1 Mark each 7
Solve all 3 out of 3 sub-questions of 2 Mark each 6
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 3 Mark each 12
Solve any 1 out of 2 sub-questions of 5 Mark each 5
Total Marks 30

Chapterwise weightage for Science and Technology

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
Section A
1. School of elements
3
4
2. The magic of chemical reactions
4
4
3. The acid base chemistry
3
4
4. The electric spark
6
8
5. All about electromagnetism
4
5
6. Wonders of light (Part I)
6
8
7. Wonders of light (Part II)
4
5
Section B
8. Understanding metals and non-metals
5
6
9. Amazing world of carbon compounds
5
6
10. Life's internal secrets
6
8
11. The regulators of life
4
5
12. The life cycle
5
6
13. Mapping our genes
5
7
 
60
76

Salient features of the revised assessment scheme :

  1. There will be one Question Paper of 60 Marks consisting of Section A = 30 Marks and Section B = 30 Marks.
  2. However, answers are to be written on seperate answer sheets; one for Section A and another for Section B.
  3. The distribution of 60 Marks in the written examination will be as follows: Physics – 20 Marks, Chemistry – 20 Marks and Biology – 20 Marks. Section A (30 Marks) will consist of Physics 20 Marks and Chemistry 10 Marks while Section B (30 Marks) will consist of Biology 20 Marks and Chemistry 10 Marks.
  4. Minimum 25 % marks required in written examination for passing.

Paper Pattern for Mathematics (Algebra and Geometry)

Distribution of marks among tests

Algebra 60 Marks Time – 2 Hr. 30 Min.
Geometry 60 Marks Time – 2 Hr. 30 Min.
Internal evaluation 30 Marks  
Total 150 Marks  

Distribution of Marks according to the objective

Algebra
Geometry
No. Question Type
Marks
Percentile Marks
No. Question Type
Marks
Percentile Marks
1 Knowledge
09
15
1 Knowledge
09
15
2 Understanding
09
15
2 Understanding
09
15
3 Application
36
60
3 Application
30
50
4 Skill
06
10

4 Skill
12
20

  Total
60
100
  Total
60
100

Distribution of Marks according to types of questions (Algebra and Geometry)

No.
Question Type
Marks
Marks with options
Percentile Marks
1 Very Short Answer
06
07
10.00
2 Short Answer
22
27
36.67
3 Long Answer
32
41
53.33
  Total
60
75
100

Distribution of questions

Algebra
Marks
Marks with options
Solve any 6 out of 7 sub-questions of 1 Mark each
6
7
Solve any 5 out of 6 sub-questions of 2 Mark each
10
12
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 3 Mark each
12
15
Solve any 3 out of 4 sub-questions of 4 Mark each
12
16
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 5 Mark each
20
25
Total
60
75
Geometry
Marks
Marks with options
Solve any 6 out of 7 sub-questions of 1 Mark each
6
7
Solve any 5 out of 6 sub-questions of 2 Mark each
10
12
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 3 Mark each
12
15
Solve any 3 out of 4 sub-questions of 4 Mark each
12
16
Solve any 4 out of 5 sub-questions of 5 Mark each
20
25
Total
60
75

Chapterwise weightage for Algebra

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. Arithmatic progression and Geometric progression
12
15
2. Quadratic Equations
13
16
3. Linear equations in two variables
14
18
4. Probability
08
10
5. Statistics - I
07
08
6. Statistics - II
06
08
 
60
75

Chapterwise weightage for Geometry

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. Similarity
12
15
2. Circle
10
13
3. Geometric constructions
10
12
4. Trigonometry
10
12
5. Co-ordinate geometry
08
11
6. Mensuration
10
12
 
60
76

Paper Pattern for History - Civics

Q. No.
Question
Marks
 
History Questions
   
1 A
Multiple choice questions
3
3 out of 3
1 B
Match pair
3
3 out of 3
2
Answer the questions in 25 to 30 words each.
4
2 out of 3
3
Give reasons in 25 to 30 words each.
4
2 out of 3
4
Answer the questions in 40 to 50 words each.
6
2 out of 3
5
Answer the questions in 80 to 100 words each.
8
2 out of 3
 
Civics Questions
   
6
Multiple choice questions
2
2 out of 2
7
Answer the questions in 25 to 30 words each.
4
2 out of 3
8
Write notes in 25 to 30 words each.
4
2 out of 3
9
Answer the questions in 25 to 30 words each.
2
1 out of 2

Chapterwise weightage for History

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. American War Of Independence
8
11
2. French Revolution
3. Industrial Revolution
4. Western Imperialism
4
6
5. World War I
10
12
6. Russian Revolution
7. Rise of Dictatorship In Europe
8. World War II
9. Emancipation of Asia and Africa
10. International Organisations
3
5
11. World after World War II
3
5
28
39

Note : Chapterwise weightage for social sciences may not be strictly followed.

Chapterwise weightage for Civics

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. Union Legislature
3
5
2. Union Executive
2
4
3. Judiciary
3
3
4. Urban Local Government
2
4
5. Rural Local Government : Panchayati  Raj
2
2
12
18

Note : Chapterwise weightage for social sciences may not be strictly followed.


Paper Pattern for Geography - Economics

Q. No.
Question
Marks
 
Geography Questions
   
1 A
Multiple choice questions
3
3 out of 3
1 B
Match pair
3
3 out of 3
2 A
Give geographical reasons.
4
2 out of 3
2 B
Write notes.
4
2 out of 3
3 A
Draw bar graph.
2
1 out of 1
3 B
Read the diagram and answer the questions.
2
2 out of 4
3 C
Show the following in outline map of India.
2
2 out of 4
4
Answer the questions in detail.
8
2 out of 3
 
Economics Questions
   
5
Multiple choice questions
2
2 out of 2
6
Answer the questions in one or two sentences.
6
3 out of 5
7
Answer the questions in five or six sentences.
4
1 out of 2

Chapterwise weightage for Geography

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. India : Resources
3
4
2. Human Resources
3. Water Resources
4. Forest Resources
12
18
5. Land Resources
6. Land Use
7. Agriculture
8. Animal Resources
9. Mineral Resources
9
12
10. Energy Resources
11. (A)Transport Routes
      (B)Communication and Trade
12. Practical Geography
4
6
28
40

Note : Chapterwise weightage for social sciences may not be strictly followed.

Chapterwise weightage for Economics

Chapter Name
Marks
Marks with Option
1. Economic Development
2
2
2. Meaning and Causes of Inflation
4
4
3. Effects, Trends and Control of Inflation
4. Consumer Protection
4
4
5. Public Distribution System
6. New Economic Policy
2
2
7. World Trade Organisation
12
20

Note : Chapterwise weightage for social sciences may not be strictly followed.


 

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