CLASS-X SOCIAL-SCIENCE PRACTICE/SAMPLE PAPERS Term-1(2021) CBSE BOARD

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CBSE Term I Paper 2021-22

 Important Pointer to Consider

The first term examination will be conducted between November-December 2021. The duration of the exam will be 90 minutes. The exam will be based on Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) covering case-based MCQs and MCQs on assertion-reasoning. The Board has released the CBSE Sample Paper for the Term 1 examination. The latest CBSE Sample Paper 2021-22 for Term 1 Class 10 board examination are based on the revised and reduced CBSE Syllabus 2021-22.

Practice/Sample Papers are provided here by Recreating History for students to make them prepare for theirTerm-1  exams. These sample papers are designed as per the latest syllabus (2021-22). All the sample papers are prepared in PDF/word document t, so that students can easily download them and practice offline as well.

Sample papers are one of the best resources for students to prepare for exams. These helps students to get a prior experience before they attempt for final exam. Also, they will know if they are prepared for the exam completely or not. They can test their knowledge for all these subjects and get confident about the answers. If any discrepancies occur in the written answers, they can focus more on such questions, so that there is no mistakes happening in the final paper. They can also mark themselves for correct and wrong answer

 
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