CBSE Class 12 Mathematics Exam Analysis 2022: ‘Balanced, student-friendly’ paper

NEW DELHI: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 Mathematics term-2 exam 2022 was ‘balanced, student-friendly’ and had paper questions from the syllabus according to CBSE Class 12 Maths Exam 2022 Live Updates

Pooja Nayyar, HOD, Mathematics, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Ghaziabad, “The class 12 term 2 Mathematics board exam was a balanced paper. All the questions were from the syllabus. The questions on Integration and Three-Dimensional Geometry were a bit tricky, but not very difficult to crack for the students who were well prepared. Overall, the math exam paper had its share of questions that were easy to moderate in difficulty level. Students were able to complete the paper on time.”

Nilutpal Bora, PGT- Mathematics, Modern English School, Guwahati, “Class 12 Mathematics paper was very student-friendly and followed the pattern given in the CBSE sample paper. The overall CBSE paper seemed to be of moderate difficulty level and very well balanced. Section A of 2 Mark's was relatively easy. The integration sums were a bit conceptual, and students with a thorough understanding of concepts and knowledge of the formulas will be able to score good marks. Overall, it was a very standard paper with few questions of moderate difficulty level.”

“The applied maths paper was quite average. Most of the financial Mathematics questions and time series questions were direct. However, some students may face problems in the calculus part. But overall, the students who have practiced sincerely and with good conceptualized knowledge will score good marks. The paper was a bit lengthy, especially the four-mark questions,” she added.

Vashinder Kaur, PGT Maths, MRG School, Rohini, “Exam level was easy to moderate.According to the students, the question papers contained direct questions but they were lengthy and time-consuming. A few students felt that the paper was easy, and they were happy with the paper while a few questions were said to be quite tricky. Around 6 to 8 marks of paper was tricky and difficult. The Case study questions came from three dimensional geometry, that is also came in direct form.”

Kaur further said, “For Applied math exam, this is the first subjective exam for CBSE to conduct for class 12. Also there is only a single set all over India for applied math. The exam was easy and direct questions were asked, there was No case Study question in this exam. students were happy to see the question paper, they claim that they will score good marks.”