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The Central Board of Secondary Education is conducting the class 12 first term examination for biology paper today on Saturday 18 December. The examination for CBSE Class 12 Biology Term 1 will be starting from 11:30 AM and it will end at 1:00 PM.
Students appearing in the exam can check and download Question bank, marking scheme and sample question paper through the official website of the board- cbseacademic.nic.in. Sample question paper and question bank will help in dealing with the answers given in the CBSE Class 12 Biology Tern 1 examination
Before the commencement of the examination, the students must keep in mind to carry their respective admit cards of CBSE Class 12 Biology Term 1 while entering the exam hall. The students will not be allowed to sit for exams without the presence of admit card along with them.
The scrutiny and analysis of the Biology paper through students and teachers will be made available after the completion of the exam. If there are any errors or queries the students are informed by the board to submit to their respective schools.
• To fill the information in the specified fields of OMR sheets the students can take help of admit cards.
• Students must not mark anything with a pencil in the OMR sheet as the use of a pencil is prohibited.
• Students must carry a Black Ballpoint pen or blue pen to mark in the OMR sheet.
• To fill the answer responses darken the correct circle in the OMR sheet.
• Extra 20 minutes will be allowed for students to read the question paper.
• The board will take strict action in case of students are found guilty of unfair means.
The class 12 Biology Term 1 paper is provided with three compulsory sections given as A, B, and C of which sections A and B contain 24 questions each and section C contains only 12 questions. Students are required to respond to at least 20 questions each from the first two sections A and B and they must answer only 10 questions from section C. There is no negative marking for the wrongly attempted answers all the questions carry equal marks.
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