CBSE Class 12 Physics Exam Analysis & Student Reactions [LIVE]

Conducted on the 2nd March 2020, the Physics Exam for Class 12th was held all over India at 10:30 and it ended at 1:30 pm. The live feedback from all the students who appeared for the examination was taken by our reporter at ground zero. As soon as the gate opened many students were seen moderately happy. All of them claimed that the entire question paper were directly asked from the sample papers and NCERT textbooks. The difficulty level of the class 2020 question paper was equal to that of 2019. Read the entire feedback from students below.

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CBSE Class 12 Physics Exam Analysis & Student Reactions

What was the difficulty level of the question paper?

Many students claimed that the difficulty level of the 12th class question paper of Physics was equal to the level of the 2019 question paper. They also considered it easy from the paper that appeared in the year 2018. Almost 99% students considered the difficulty level of the examination as average.

Was the question paper tricky?

The entire question was not tricky only the 1 marker question paper were trickier as compared to the other questions that were asked. The topics that were covered in the 1 marker question were mostly from Magnetic and one had to think really deeply to answer them.

Was the time allotted sufficient for the question paper?

Yes, the time allotted for the question paper was okay according to some students. While some students finished their examination about 20 minutes before. Some other reported that half hour more had to be given for a question paper like this.

How many question papers were there from the sample papers?

Students reported that about 2 questions were directly asked from the sample papers that they had attempted. They were in the 5 marker category. Some questions were asked directly, while some others were asked indirectly but concept was same only.

Which chapters were covered and were most difficult?

According to the kids, the most difficult part of the question paper were that of Ray Optics and Semi Conductors. If one had not been aware of the concepts, he/she would not have been able to solve them efficiently. The question paper had more of Modern Physics.

How difficult were the numericals?

Apparently, the students claimed that the numericals asked in the question paper were easy as compared to the application based questions asked in the examination. Numericals and Theory they said, was straight from the NCERT textbooks.