CBSE 12th Accounts Exam Analysis: Paper lengthy, confusing | Photo Credit: PTI New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE conducted the Class 12 Accountancy paper today. The examination ended at 1:30 pm and the first reports are out. As per the reactions, the question paper was confusing and many students found it lengthy. There was one 8 mark question which was at the centre of the early discussions. Teachers have now had time to crefully examine the question papers and shared their feedback on the question paper. Many teachers have pointed out mistakes in the question paper, misprinting and on the length of the paper. Calling the paper botched and misprinted, teachers brought to notice how the amount was required to be reduced from Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 87,000. Another question which was for 8 marks was reportedly misprinted. The teachers pointed out that in the choice question, one of the choices was from Dissolution and the other was Retirement. The question paper asked the students to make a realisation account but that is incorrect as in retirement the question should have asked for a revaluation account. Another error pointed out by the experts was a missing entry in the Hindi translation. Another teacher has also pointed out that all the sets were not balanced and that apparently one set was easier than the other two. Many teachers have reportedly already sent in their feedback to the board and are expecting a positive response. CBSE Class 12 Accounts Paper Analysis: Student reactions and initial feedback As per the reports, an 8 mark question which had choice allegedly had a misprint. The experts have now shared that one of the questions could not have had the account which was asked of from the students. Students reported being confused by the paper. The question paper took longer than usual and many students struggled to complete the exam. While the complete details have not been divulged as yet, a student pointed out that one of the questions in the set asked the students to prepare a type of account which is not correct. A senior teacher present at the centre agreed. “The question asked students to make a realisation account, where in fact there should have been a revaluation account. We would discuss it among ourselves and write to the board about it,” said the expert. Students were unhappy and many students were close to tears. The observers were called to intervene at a few centres where they helped the students calm and attempt the questions they knew. Related | CBSE Board Exam: Not happy with question paper - here is what you can do “I was confused about the retirement question and the question had a choice. Because of this I attempted the other choice because it was an 8 mark question. Now my friends are telling me that there was a misprint…but I have lost the marks!” Surbhi (name changed), a student who appeared for the exam shared. Teachers are currently discussing the papers. Experts have said that there seems to be a misprint and the report would be shared with the board regarding the same. Many teachers have also asked the students to be calm as the board would surely look at the question with leniency. Barring the 8 mark question (which was present in all the three sets), the remaining paper was relatively balanced. Teachers and experts say that students would be able to easily pass in the paper as there were enough easy questions. The edge, however, would be with the students who are good with concepts, pointed out an expert.<doc-sep>CBSE Board Exam 2019: Students from all over India after writing the CBSE class 12 English Core paper said it was easy but lengthy. Overall, the students were happy and satisfied. The reading section was easy to comprehend and the writing section had day-to-day general topics thereby giving a chance to the average students to score better, students said. (With inputs from Rajeev Mullick from Lucknow)<doc-sep>Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result Check CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Paper analysis and review here + NEW DELHI: Class 12 Commerce stream students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today i.e., Wednesday, March 6, 2019, appeared for their Accountancy examination.Most of the students opined that the Accountancy paper was moderately difficult. They said section A was lengthy.Some students found the exam average whereas some said they couldn’t complete the exam on time. Section B was comparatively easy for some students. Some said the exam was easy and scoring.Students also opined that question was from the textbook only. Here is the CBSE class 12 Accountancy question paper that students can refer to.<doc-sep>
Teachers write to CBSE over Class 12th Accountancy paper | Photo Credit: PTI New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE conducted the class 12 Accountancy board examination yesterday. Soon after the end of the paper, teachers took to their respective groups to discuss the papers across the regions. Mistakes of misprints and errors in the statements were found and brought to notice. Many teachers have confirmed writing to CBSE in detail regarding the mistakes in the Class 12th Accounts paper and asking the board to award grace marks in lieu of. In the Delhi region set, the question papers were found to have errors in digits while the Panchkula region had an error in the 8 mark question. Teachers for Ajmer and Guwahati region also shared snaps of errors in the questions. Overall, the teachers found errors of about 6 to 8 marks in almost all the Accounts question paper. Speaking to Times Now, a Mr. Khullar, whose son studies in one of the leading schools of Noida shared that they too had spoken with the school and the teachers had confirmed. “The competition in Delhi University is intense…as such a student loosing 8 marks in accountancy would automatically give up dreams of getting B.Com in DU. Teachers understand that and have confirmed that 8 marks grace should be given as the questions had errors!” Another teacher from a school in Delhi shared that the question papers were not even balanced with one set easier than the other two sets. This creates, the teacher pointed out, an uneven playing field. In the past, CBSE is known to have considered the difference in difficulty levels and award grace marks As to the worried students, teachers have asked them to be calm and focus on the next examination. The feedback, teachers share, have already been sent and they are confident of getting a favourable reply from the board. CBSE would be conducting Class 10 Mathematics examination today and Geography and Biotechnology for Class 12. For Commerce stream, the next exam would be for Business Studies.