CBSE 10th Maths Board Exam 2019 Analysis | Photo Credit: PTI New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has concluded the Class 10 Mathematics Board Exam. The CBSE Maths examination question paper was different for different regions in the country. According to experts, the question paper received mixed reviews from students. While some students were happy and glad seeing the paper, some were tensed and stressed out. The parents who had gathered outside the examination centres were excited, tensed and stressed, all at a time. The first verdict that came out for CBSE 10th Maths Board Exam was that the paper was largely from NCERT, moderately difficult but expectedly so. Talking to the students first, the reactions were mixed. For many students, this was the first board examination that they appeared in and the excitement was visible. “It was not as bad as I was told it would be. I was confused in one question but there were many choices so it was easy,” said Aarav. His friend Kshitiz agreed and said he was just glad that it was over. “I would be leaving mathematics in Class 11…so I am not worried. I am just glad it’s over!” Some students were not happy with the paper and called it confusing. A few students found the time inadequate as the filling up of OMR sheets. There were mixed emotions as always but overall the faces were happy and smiling. As for the teachers, the reactions mirrored the students. Most of the experts called the paper balanced. “Yes, a couple of 4 mark questions were tricky,” said Ms. Anita (name changed), “But that is expected from a Mathematics paper. Very much from the NCERT, very much doable. Only about 15 per cent of the paper was for high order thinking skills.” Another expert who went through the question paper called it balanced and pointed out that it was a differentiator. “Class 10 is important. The paper would help students understand their competency and aptitude for the subject. An average student would be able to score about 50 to 60 marks easily in the examination,” assessed the expert.<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>Board Exam for CBSE 10th class for mathematics exam is on March 7 Board Exam 2019: CBSE board exams have begun and with it have the last leg of preparation. The mathematics exam for class 10th students is scheduled on March 7. The last few days leading up to the CBSE Board exam demand a different preparation strategy form students. During this time, students should not try to study the entire syllabus and instead practice only the key points. Keeping this in mind we have curated some important last-minute tips for CBSE class 10th mathematics board exam focusing specifically on Trigonometry and Geometry. Geometry and Trigonometry are topics which are easy to solve if the student has all the concepts clear in their mind. The key is to break down a problem to the most basic component and then solve it. CBSE Board 2019: Revision, Examination Tips For Maths Exam These tips are shared by Ashish Malik, an ex-student of the board, who completed an MS degree in Statistics from Purdue University, USA and says that these were his go to points when preparing for Mathematics exam in class 10. 1. When solving a problem, tray and convert everything to 'sin and cos'. Solving trigonometric equations becomes easier. 2. Remember the three Square Law Formulas: Square Law Formulas in Trigonometry 3. While proving, try working the RHS to get some idea and solve backwards. 4. In questions where you have to prove LHS=RHS, remember that you can make any change in the LHS only and you cannot modify RHS. 5. Make sure that all the given information is translated into a diagram. Try making it as accurate as possible. Knowing the quadrants or points makes it easier to find the final answer. 6. Instead of using a name such as ABC, write ABC as 1 and so on. It will save you a lot of time. Sometimes it creates confusion when you have multiple angles in the said question like ABC, ACB etc. Always remember to mark the points, i.e. 1, 2 in the diagram. 7. Important properties of some quadrilaterals: Parallelogram - if opposite sides are equal, diagonals are unequal Rectangle - if opposite sides are equal and the two diagonals are also equal Rhombus - if all sides are equal but diagonals are unequal Square - if all sides are equal and diagonals are also equal 8. Practice questions related to Midpoint formula, section formula, Area of a triangle. Click here for more Education News<doc-sep>CBSE Board Exam: What to do in case of concerns with paper | Photo Credit: Times Now New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE is currently conducting the CBSE 10th 12th Board Examinations 2019. The vocational exams are over and the main examinations for core subjects have begin. So far, CBSE has conducted the Class 12 Board Examination for English and would be conducting Physics examination today. CBSE 10t Board Exam for Mathematics would be conducted on March 7, 2019. CBSE has released a notification, detailing what can be done if the students, teachers are not happy with the question papers. Please note, this applies only in case students or teachers find an anomaly in the question paper. This anomaly could be related to a question which is out of syllabus or incorrect or even if there is more than one possible answer to the asked question. In such a situation, the board has provisioned a method and process in which stakeholders can send their representations to the board. As per the official notification shared by CBSE, after the question paper is administered, changes cannot be made. However, teachers and schools can write to CBSE – providing the details of the anomaly and correct solutions thereof. Students can also write to CBSE. CBSE also has observers which provide a report on the question paper. All this process, however, ought to be done within 24 hours. Related | CBSE Board Exam Result 2019 to be released by May 10? Sources suggest earlier results In other words, say the students and/or teachers find a question to be erroneous in today’s paper, they are to send their representations to CBSE latest by say 10:30 am tomorrow. After receiving the objections, CBSE would duly pass them to the subject experts. If validated, the anomaly would be dealt with in the marking scheme. Accordingly, the marking scheme of the paper would be prepared keeping in mind the objections. Candidates and parents can reach out to their respective teachers’/ tutors or school authorities to raise the concern.<doc-sep>
CBSE 10th Maths Board today - Special message from teachers | Photo Credit: Representative Image Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE would be conducting the Class 10 Mathematics board examination today – March 7, 2019. As many as 18 lakh students have registered for the CBSE 10th Board Examinations 2019. Teachers and experts have sent out luck to all the students appearing for the examination today and believe that the paper would be easy today. The important thing to do is stay calm. They have also shared quick tips for the students. Latest News: CBSE 10th Maths Board Exam 2019 Analysis: Question paper from NCERT, students and teachers give mixed reaction As for the difficulty level, the teachers have shared that they are optimistic that the paper today would be easy. “Students need to know that the papers are made keeping everyone in mind. As such, about 60 to 70 per cent of the paper would be easy and doable. Yes there may be a few questions to assess and grade different levels of competence in the subject, but students need not stress about it,” said an expert. CBSE 10th Maths Board Exam 2019: Last minute tips from teachers Read the question paper carefully in the reading time and mark the questions you are confident about. Try to keep the chronology of the paper but it is not mandatory. You can start from the last question or the first – whatever you are comfortable in. Just make sure that you mark the question numbers clearly and leave two or three lines after every question. After attempting the questions that you are confident about, move to the questions that are confusing. Try to tackle them in the order of their marks – with the higher mark question being attempted first. If you are not absolutely sure of the answer, still do the steps that you are aware of. Every step would be marked and counted for. Last but not the least, do not forget to make the diagrams in Geometry. They are important and would help you in solving the question. Most importantly, the message and tip for all the students is to remain calm and not worry. At the end of the day they should treat this examination to assess how much they know and how much they have to learn further. Times Now too wishes all the students a very best of luck for their exams.