CBSE Term-1 10th & 12th Exam 2021-22 : Important Guidelines To Follow In Exam Centre

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the Term 1 major exams from November 30.

As per the CBSE date sheet 2021, Class 10 term 1 exams will be held from November 30 and the Class 12 term 1 exams will start on December 1. Exams will be conducted in offline mode and students will be provided with OMR sheets to record their responses.Given below CBSE Term -1 major and minor exam date sheet.

CBSE 12th Term - 1 Major and Minor Exam Datesheet

CBSE 10th Term - 1 Major and Minor Exam Datesheet

As per the CBSE term 1 exam pattern, question papers in term 1 exams will have multiple-choice questions (MCQ) on case-based and assertion-reasoning type questions. The duration of the exam will be 90 minutes and would cover 50 percent of the rationalized CBSE syllabus.

CBSE Term 1 Exams 2021: Exam Center Guidelines

1. CBSE term 1 board exams 2021 will be conducted from 11:30 am to 1 pm. Students will have to report at least 30 minutes before the set exam timing to check their designated seats.

2. Students will be required to carry their admit card to the exam hall as it will be checked during the term 1 exam.

3. CBSE is conducting term 1 board exam through OMR sheet and students will have to fill in the OMR sheet correctly to submit their response.

4. Students will be required to fill in their name, father's name, CBSE term 1 board exam roll number, exam day and date, exam center number and name, subject code and name, and school code and name in the CBSE OMR sheet.

5. To fill the OMR sheet, students will be required to use a blue or black ballpoint pen to darken the correct answer in the CBSE OMR sheets. In case a candidate darkens the wrong circle in the CBSE term 1 OMR sheet, they can fill in the correct answer in the box provided ahead of the four circles.

6. Students will be required to write the correct option that is A, B, C and D in the box. CBSE will consider the answers filled in the boxes as the final answer.

7. If students will not fill any of the four circles and fill the answer in the box, it will be considered as an attempted question and answer in the box will be evaluated. 

8. In view of the pertaining COVID-19 situation, students will have to wear masks, follow social distancing, and other COVID protocols as mentioned on the admit card and by the authorities.

9. CBSE OMR sheets will have space for answering 60 questions and students must fill in all the answers in correct serial numbers.

10. Use of pencil for filling the OMR sheet is strictly prohibited and will be considered as unfair means.

11. The candidates must note that they need to write the Question Paper Code in the upper right corner.

12. Code of question paper will be written on the Question Paper

13. Candidates need to write in his or her own hand in the space provided

14. The candidates must use maximum circles as per the total number of questions given in the Question Paper for providing responses.

15. The board has made it clear that the answers given after the maximum question number will not be evaluated.

16. There are 45 questions in some Question Papers and the candidate is changing Question no 46 in OMR and writing this question as 45 and then giving the answer, it will not be evaluated.

17. Students are advised that first of all they should mark the response by darkening the circle. If completely satisfied then the student should write a response in a box.

18. Reply written in the box will be treated as final.

19. If the box is empty & the response is marked in the circle, it will be assumed that the Question has not been attempted by the candidate.

20. CBSE Schools will download the OMR sheets in advance as per the schedule given in the guidelines (as provided by CBSE).