The following is the list of experiments for class 10 science MCQ paper.
1. To Prepare
a) A true solution of common Salt and alum
b) A suspension of soil, chalk powder and fine sand in water
c) A colloidal solution of starch in water and egg albumin in water and distinguish between these on the basis of
i) Transparency
ii) Filtration criterion
CBSE has issued new Sample Papers and Scheme for assessment of Practical Skills in Science for class 10. The New Scheme is effective from March 2010 examination. The problem of neglect of experiments in our schools and of proper assessment of students in practical skills has always been a matter of great concern for the … Read more
With the advancement of Information Technology and emerging open source software technologies, the syllabus for Informatics Practices in Senior Secondary classes for the board examinations to be held in 2011 onwards was revised and already incorporated in the curriculum 2011 document. The highlights of the changes effected are as follows:
Class XI
Unit I: Introduction to computer systems with hardware concepts and software concepts in place of computer system and Business Applications
CBSE Group Mathematics Olympiad Postponed. This is to inform you that this year’s said competition has been postponed to Sunday, 29th November 2009 instead of Sunday, the 22nd November, 2009 as per information received from the organizers. The timings and venues of this competition will remain the same. Kindly Visit the following post for other … Read more
You are aware that Central Board of Secondary Education has been conducting Group Mathematics Olympiad every year. The competition is held at selected venues in different parts of the country and aims at identifying, promoting and nurturing talent in the subject. This is to inform you that this year’s said competition will be held on Sunday, 29th November 2009 at identified centres.
Under Under the new system, students will be evaluated through formative and summative assessments throughout the academic year that will be divided into two terms. While formative assessment includes continuous evaluation throughout the year, summative assessment will require students to appear for exams at the end of each term.
The Central Board of Secondary Education is all set to roll out the grading system and do away with the conventional method of evaluation.
Though, CBSE is formulating a detailed plan for this, teachers and parents are apprehensive of the implementation of the decision that is hanging fire since last many years.
Students and teachers are desperately awaiting the implementation of the grading system.