MPBSE MP Board 10th 12th Exam Pattern 2021: Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has made a big change in the pattern of class 10th and 12th board examination. Now long-term questions will not appear in the paper.
MPBSE MP Board 10th 12th Exam Pattern 2021: There has been a big change in the exam pattern of class 10th and 12th board examination to be conducted by Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education.
Now in MP Board 10th 12th Exam 2021, long answer and essay questions with long answers will not be asked. Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education {MPBSE-MPBSE} has decided to ask 30 per cent questions in multiple choice type {objective pattern} in the high school and intermediate board exams for the academic session 2020-2021.
Blue print of new exam pattern
The MP board said that there will be no long-term questions in the three-hour examination in the board examinations of this session. The blue print of the new exam pattern has been uploaded on the official website of the MP Board.
Students who are going to appear in the MP Board 10th, 12th examination 2021. They can check the official site of Madhya Pradesh Secondary Education Board by logging in. Blue print of the exam pattern is given in a PDF file. Keeping in mind the convenience of students, its direct link is being given below. Students who wish can check by clicking on this direct link.
Information given by tweeting
Madhya Pradesh Education Department gave this information about the change in the AP Board exam pattern. By tweeting by Madhya Pradesh Education Department, it has been said that this time, 30 percent objective type questions will be asked in the board examination, there will not be long answers.
Mp board 10th 12th exam 2021 pattern
According to the new pattern released by the MP Board, now 30 percent objective-based, 30 percent subjective and 40 percent logical questions will remain in all subjects. The Madhya Pradesh Board has divided every subject into three parts.
In the paper, small questions will be asked instead of long answer questions. Questions will now be of 1, 3 and 4 marks only. Earlier, 25 per cent objective and 75 per cent short and long term questions were asked in MP board examination.
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