CBSE Classes 10, 12 Term 1 Admit Card, Exam Guidelines to be Released Tomorrow | Direct Link And Steps to Download Here

CBSE Class 10, 12 Board Exam 2021-22: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will release the admit cards and exam guidelines for term 1 board exam on Tuesday, November 9. Once the CBSE Term 1 Board Exam Admit Card 2021 for Class 10 and Class 12 is released, candidates can download the same from the official website —cbse.nic.in or cbse.gov.in.Also Read – Explained: CBSE’s OMR Sheets For Class 10, 12 Board Exams

This year, the board is offering 114 subjects in class 12 and 75 subjects in class 10. Out of these, 19 are major subjects in class 12 and nine in class 10. While the minor papers exams for Class 10 students would begin on November 17 and Class 12 minor papers will commence from November 16. Major papers for class 10 and 12 will begin from Nov 30 and Dec 1 respectively.

Direct link to download CBSE Term 1 Board Exam Admit Card 2021

Step-by-Step Guide to Download CBSE Term 1 Board Exam Admit Cards:

• Log on to the official website of CBSE — cbse.gov.in
• Click on, ‘CBSE 10th term 1 board admit card’ and ‘CBSE 12h term 1 board admit card’ – (after the link will be activated)
• Enter your roll number and other credentials
• Click on submit
• Your CBSE Term 1 Board Exam 2022 admit cards will be displayed on the screen
• Take a print out for future use

CBSE Term 1 Board Exams: Important Points Students Must Know

• It will be conducted in offline mode
• The exams will be objective and the duration of the tests will be 90 minutes.
• CBSE will be using OMR to assess both class 10 and class 12 students.
• There will be space for answering 60 questions in an OMR irrespective of the total questions given in the Question Papers of any subject.
• Candidates will use maximum circles as per total questions given in the Question Paper for giving responses. This should be only in serial.
• For giving a response, 4 circles i.e. (a), (b),(c),& (d) are given in front of each question in a row. Candidates once confident about the correctness of reply should darken the circle with a pen.
• This year, the exams will start at 11.30 am instead of 10.30 am in the wake of the winter season.