Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted Class 12th Economics exam today (i.e., March 27, 2019) from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.The Board exams for CBSE students this year started on February 15, 2019. The CBSE Board exam 2019 is being conducted at various exam centres across the country.The Economics paper is divided into two sections - Section A: Introductory Micro Economics; and Section B: "Introductory Macro Economics". The Economics paper is of total 100 marks out of which both - Micro Economics and Macro Economics - are assigned 40 marks each and 20 marks is for project work.The CBSE Class 12 Economics Paper analysis and feedback of the students who appeared for the exam today is provided below. Most of the students said that the paper was easy. * Dimple, a class 12 students who appeared for Economics paper today said, "Today's paper was quite easy. All sections were easy. I was able to complete 15 minutes before. "* "I could not complete the paper on time. I could not complete 2 questions though exam was very easy," said Gagan. * "I found the exam very easy. There were direct questions, nothing out of the course,” said Ishika. * "Paper was easy, only one or two questions were tricky," said Palak Upadhyay, a govt school student. * "This year, the paper was easier than the last year. Not very lengthy. All were direct questions,” says Harsh. “Numericals were easy too,” he added. (With inputs from Pallavi Rohatgi)<doc-sep>CBSE Class 12 students in Lucknow, who appeared in economics exam on Wednesday, gave a mixed response when asked about the difficulty level of the paper. Samriddhi Priyadarshini, a Class 12 student of Lucknow Public School(LPS), South City said, “Paper contained many complicated questions.” Another student from the same school, Manya Rastogi said, ”Only macroeconomics was tricky but I managed to attempt the questions, as I have been practising the sample paper.” Another student Shreya Tiwari of LPS said that the paper was moderately difficult. It was neither very hard nor very easy. A senior economics teachers of Lucknow Public School, South City, Kalyan Kumar said, “Economics paper was a challenging one. Many of the questions were tricky; ensuring that only students who had an in-depth knowledge and were regular in studies could answer them well.” He further said that the economics paper was much more difficult in comparison to the last five years’ question papers. Prakhar Praveen, a student of GD Goenka Public School expressed happiness over the kind of questions asked as most of them were simple and direct. Mannat Dutta, a student said, “Paper was very easy and short. Few numerical questions were tricky as they involved application of more than one concept in order to arrive at the solution.” Nipun Jha, a Class 12 commerce stream student of Delhi Public School Lucknow said the paper was comparatively easy, except for few, and as usual most of them where direct. “I’m expecting to score in 90s,” Nipun added. Harshit Singh of DPS said, “The question paper of quite easy. The questions were mostly asked directly from the topics. There were very few questions based on practical knowledge and the paper was easy. I am expecting a score of above 90.” Vanshika Singh, a Class 12 student of DPS said, “I thought the micro part was easier than macro, overall the paper was moderate. I am expecting above 85.” Mansi Shakya of Class 12 said, “The paper was of moderate difficuly level and some questions were tricky and also needed analytical mind. Overall my exam went fine and I am expecting to secure A1 grade.” Bhopal Students coming out of HEMA higher secondary school after appearing in CBSE Class12 economics exam in Bhopal on Wednesday. (Mujeeb Faruqui/HT Photo) In Bhopal, Jawahar Lal Nehru School student Anshika Bourasi said, “The paper was overall easy and short. But some questions, especially from microeconomics, were surprising for students as such questions were never asked in the exam before.” Another student of the same school Sami Khan said, “I found microeconomics section a bit tough as tricky questions were asked. A lot of questions having diagram were asked which I feel will help in scoring well.” GVN Global School student Shikhar Shrivastava said, “The questions related to indifference and variable proportions were complicated and time consuming. However, I completed the exam in the designated time.” Patna A private candidate Shivam Kashyap of Patna said, “The paper was very easy. I completed my paper in less than two hours. Anyone who would have covered the syllabus properly will find the paper very easy.” (With inputs from Nandini)<doc-sep>Teachers share tips for CBSE 12th Economics Exam tomorrow | Photo Credit: Representative Image New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE Class 12th Economics Board Examination 2019 would be conducted tomorrow, March 27, 2019. The subject has over the past few years seen a change in the difficulty level. The curriculum was also modified a few years ago. Here is a look at the CBSE 12th Eco previous question paper difficulty levels, trends. Teachers share tips and things students should look out for in order to score well. To begin with, it is important to remind the students that the Class 12 Economics examination was conducted twice last year after it was found to have been leaked. The difficulty level of both the question papers, however, was said to be moderate and similar. The one mark or short answer questions were tougher than the long answer questions. Overall the paper was direct and straightforward. For this year, teachers have recommended that the students pay attention to the complete chapters. After looking at the difficulty level of the different subject’s questions papers for this year, teachers are expecting that the Economics examination would be moderate to tough this year. The focus, teacher’s believer, would be on the understanding of various concepts. “Economics is becoming a very competitive subject. With the percentage requirements increasing to 99 per cent in top universities for Economics course, it is becoming imperative to increase the level of the understanding of the subject,” notes an expert. “If we look at the question papers of past 5 years, you would notice a subtle but sure increase in the difficulty level of the question papers. The questions are now more based on the child’s understanding of the concept. Students should be prepared for short answer questions.” As for the type of questions, the increase in the number of numerical asked was also pointed out. “Practical questions are more conceptual than theoretical questions. Though the syllabus has been limited, students should carefully read the information provided in numerical questions and use it carefully.” Last year the numerical questions were for about 26 to 30 marks. Teachers have also asked students not to be complacent. "With the board examinations almost over, students tend to relax a little and even get tired. It is important to keep the morale and enthusiasm up as it is a core subject."<doc-sep>CBSE Class 12 Economics Paper 2019 was conducted on 27th March 2019 from 10:30 AM to 01:30 PM. About 4,00,000+ candidates appeared for CBSE 12th Economics Paper today. Jagran Josh has provided live updates about CBSE Class 12 Economics Paper 2019 on 27th March. You can check the complete analysis and review of CBSE 12th Economics Paper 2019 from the link below: CBSE Board Exam 2019 – Class 12 Economics Paper Analysis & Review #Watch Live Video Now! Download CBSE Class 12 Economics Paper 2019 in PDF format (Check link) CBSE Class 12 Economics Board Exam 2019: Paper Analysis & Review - Format of Question Paper: In the CBSE 12th Economics Paper 2019: • Question number 1 to 4 and 13 to 16: Very short answer types questions (1 mark each, word limit - one sentence) • Question number 5 to 6 and 17 to 18: Short answer questions (3 marks each, word limit - 60 words each) • Question number 7 to 9 and 19 to 21: Short answer questions (4 marks each, word limit - 70 words each) • Question number 10 to 12 and 22 to 24: Long answer questions (6 marks each, word limit - 100 words each) CBSE Class 12 Economics Board Exam 2019: Feedback from students • The difficulty level of the paper: Average • All the questions in the paper were from the latest Economics syllabus • Question on national income was a bit tricky • Many questions were similar to the latest class 12 Economics Sample Paper 2019 (Issued by CBSE) • The average range of expected score: 70+ Marks (out of 80) A snapshot of the question paper: More updates will be available here shortly. 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CBSE Class 12 Economics Question paper analysis and review | Photo Credit: Representative Image New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE Class 12 Economics board exam 2019 was conducted today. The first reactions are now available from the students who appeared for the examination. The initial reaction was that the paper was relatively easy. However, about 6 marks questions were tricky. Experts provide exam analysis and review the CBSE 12th Eco question paper. “There were a few questions which were confusing but overall the paper was easy. I had to leave 5 mark questions but the rest was okay,” Sumita from Ryan International School said. Students at other centres also shared the same review and reported a similar pattern. A few students however called the paper tougher than last year. “I practised a lot of sample papers and previous year papers. The questions were tougher than previous year’s paper,” Aniket from DPS school pointed out. A few of his friends though did not comment on the comparison did find the paper tricky and confusing. Teachers also agreed. Experts and teachers who reviewed the question paper agreed that 5 to 6 mark worth of questions were tricky. As per a senior teacher, the calculation work was easy but students would have to apply logic and think carefully before attempting. When quizzed about the difficulty level as compared to previous years the teacher agreed that the paper is getting tougher. “But it is expected. Over the past few years, we have seen CBSE shift the focus from rote learning to conceptual thinking. The question papers have slowly but steadily shifted and now aim to judge the student’s understanding rather than the ability to reproduce the learning.” CBSE is nearing the end of the Class 10 and 12 Board Examination. CBSE Class 10 Board Exam 2019 would end on March 29 with Social Science Paper. As for Class 12, the board examinations would end on April 4, 2019. The evaluation work has already started and the board is expected to release the result by end of May or early June.