CBSE class 10 paper on March 7. Express photo by Jasbir Malhi. (Representational image) CBSE class 10 paper on March 7. Express photo by Jasbir Malhi. (Representational image) CBSE Class 10 maths paper will be held today. Over 16.38 lakh students have registered this year. While it is advised not to revise a new chapter a day before the exam, however, there are certain useful tips that you should follow to avoid any silly error. a) Revise all formulas today. Don’t leave anything for tomorrow morning. Read | CBSE Class 10 maths paper analysis b) After receiving the question paper, read it thoroughly and prioritise your answers. It is better to attempt only those questions in which you are confident of. Once done, try other questions. Try not to leave any question. c) Start every question from a fresh page. Some questions would be calculation skill based, so don’t be in hurry for calculations. d) You can start solving from any section of the paper, but there should be proper sequencing and mark question number before attempting the question. e) Make sure all figures are drawn neatly especially in coordinate geometry, surface area, volume and area related to circles chapters, which may help in scoring well. f) Avoid writing question in the exam, it consumes your time.<doc-sep>Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result NEW DELHI: CBSE will conduct Class 10 Maths exam 2019 today (March 7, 2019) from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The students need to appear for exam in school uniform.Even after preparing a lot, some students are not confident as they are giving the boards for the first time. Mathematics is one of the scoring subjects. You can boost your overall percentage by scoring high in this subject.Students often face problem in completing the Maths paper on time due to the long and tricky calculations performed while solving the Maths questions. The only mantra to excel at Maths exam is to Relax and practice and practice. * Quick revision of the important formulae & concepts. * Solve the Latest CBSE Sample papers in 3 hours duration just like you are sitting in the exam hall. * Resolve your last-minute doubts. Ask your doubts in the community & get them answered so that nothing is left to prepare for the exam. * Practice all the heavy weightage topics first. Cover the following chapters first: Mensuration, Trigonometry and Statistics. Then practice, Circles, constructions, Arithmetic progressions, and then, the remaining chapters* Know all important & expected questions from all the topics of Mathematics section. Check reference video below:Get access to the book - CBSE Class 10 Maths Last 10+ year's chapter wise Question Bank here: Get Here * Plenty questions to score high marks* Questions listed as Very short answer (1-mark), Short Answer (2-marks), Short Answer (3 marks), Long Answer (4 marks)To effectively manage the time, one should divide the time for attempting the paper as follows:* Section A (6 Marks) - 6 questions 1-mark each should take 15 mins to complete. * Section B (12 marks) - 6 questions 2-mark each should take 25 mins to complete. * Section C (30 marks) - 10 questions 3-mark each should take 1 hour 10 mins to complete. * Section D (32 marks) - 8 questions 4-mark each should take 1 hour to complete* Last 10 minutes for the revision of complete paper to avoid calculation mistakes if any.A good approach is needed 1 or 2 days before the exam for the right revision and for scoring high marks. So, don't miss out on the Live YouTube session on important questions and last-minute strategy for CBSE Class 10 Maths Exam 2019.<doc-sep>CBSE has requested Delhi Police in writing to take suitable and strict action against miscreants After the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE has located a number of uploads on Youtube, a video sharing and hosting website, falsely claiming to have access to the original question papers of upcoming annual exams, it has filed an FIR in this connection, said a statement from the Board. According to the national board, which is currently conducting annual examinations for Class 10 and Class 12 students across India and abroad, miscreants have uploaded fake question papers of subjects in which examinations are yet to be conducted such as - Accountancy, Chemistry, Geography paper of Class 12 and English, Mathematics, Science papers of Class 10. The Board, according to a statement, has also requested Delhi Police in writing to take suitable and strict action against miscreants under provisions of IPC and IT Act, 'so that the sanctity of examinations and several security initiatives taken by the Board to conduct fair and smooth examinations are not adversely affected'. Beginning on February 15, 2019, CBSE has so far conducted examinations in 136 subjects. "In order to conduct examinations in a smooth manner, the Board has also released instructions to all the students and parents to be aware of fake news regarding paper leak, availability of question papers prior to the examinations on various platforms including social media, which is circulated by unscrupulous persons for creating panic and confusion among students," Board's public relation officer Rama Sharma said. "The Board has located a number of uploads available on You Tube falsely claiming to have access to the original question papers of subjects in which examinations are yet to be conducted such as - Accountancy, Chemistry, Geography Class XII, English, Mathematics and Science of Class X. An FIR has been filed today in this connection," she added. A complaint was received at Madhu Vihar police station from CBSE to take legal action against persons for loading fake videos on internet about leak of question papers, which are spreading panic amongst students, Press Trust of India quoted as Delhi Police saying. Read also: CBSE Board Exam 2019: Tips For Class 10th Geometry, Trigonometry CBSE Board 2019: Revision, Examination Tips For Maths Exam CBSE Class 12 English Paper Misses Options, Parents Demand Compensatory Mark For Error CBSE Class 12 English Paper Analysis: 'Easy, But Lengthy,' Say Students Click here for more Education News<doc-sep>
CBSE class 12 board exam fake papers leaks circulated on social media (Representational Image) CBSE class 12 board exam fake papers leaks circulated on social media (Representational Image) The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has registered an FIR against alleged fake videos streaming on YouTube and other social media platforms claiming to have access to original question papers of class 12 accountancy, chemistry, English and class 10 mathematics and science papers. In an official release, the CBSE said, “The papers on these websites have been scrutinized and 100% have been found to be fake.” The board stated that fake information is being circulated to “thwart the good efforts of the board and to create panic and confusion among the students” Delhi Police, DCP East: A complaint has been received in Madhu Vihar police station by CBSE to take legal action against persons posting fake videos on internet about leakage of CBSE question papers, which is spreading panic amongst students. pic.twitter.com/WzaGo3vWYa — ANI (@ANI) March 6, 2019 An FIR has been registered against the “unscrupulous persons” who have circulated ‘false’ video “for personal and professional gains”, according to the CBSE. CBSE has also written to the Delhi Police to take suitable and strict action against miscreants under provisions of IPC and IT Act. Last year, there were reports of CBSE question papers being leaked on social media. One of the reports was later confirmed as CBSE Class 10 Mathematics and Class 12 Economics exams were leaked. Over 20 lakh candidates were affected due to this. The board had released instructions to all the students and parents to be aware of fake news regarding the paper leaks, availability of question papers prior to the examinations on various platforms including social media class 10 and class 12 board exams. The board this year claims to tighten its security measures. It has introduced TETRA — theory evaluation trend analysis — a system which facilitates real-time evaluation monitoring and also allows trend analysis and visualisation of scoring patterns by students in different regions, cities and across different sets. Among other initiatives, CBSE has launched exam centre locator app, geo-tagged time-based tracking and monitoring of confidential materials, live web streaming from exam centres.