CBSE Class 10th Sample Papers All Subjects PDF 2024 Practice Papers

CBSE Class 10 Sample Papers And Marking Scheme 2022

Every year CBSE publishes sample papers for class 10 and class 12. To make sure that students will follow the pattern of the latest sample papers for their board exam preparation. You can download the latest Sample questions Papers and marking scheme (solution) for all subjects given below and practice these. And You should follow the paper pattern also. Here are the Latest official CBSE sample papers for class 10 including all major subjects.

Download these latest CBSE sample papers and marking scheme and practice them as there is no way to success other than practice. If you are having difficulties downloading the pdf files, then please let us know by commenting on the comment box below. Our team will respond as soon as possible.

CBSE Class 10 Sample Papers (2017-2018)

I would recommend you to just practice these sample papers and do not follow the paper pattern (marking scheme) as they are of 2017-2018. Here are the CBSE sample practice papers for class 10 of 2017-2018 including all the major subjects.

Solving all these sample papers will surely help you to score high marks in your exams and practicing sample papers is the best way for exam preparation. If there is any doubt on the above sample papers or you can’t any subject then please comment your query on the comment section below.

Usefulness of CBSE Sample Papers for class 10

Sample papers are very useful because, first of all, they give you an idea about the pattern and format of the exam, secondly, you will be able to figure out the important questions chapter wise and, of course, the important topics. Basically, they totally prepare you for the exam.

The more you practice sample question papers the more comfortable you will be on the day of the exam, and trust me if you have practiced enough sample papers then you will get extra time. Not that the time limit will increase for you (that’s impossible) but if you are in the habit of solving the question paper, then your speed will automatically increase and you will finish your paper well before the time limit.

Since this is the first for class 10th students to appear for the board exam and they don’t have any idea and experience of board exam that is why sample papers play an important role. Practicing sample papers is not just enough.

Research along with practice is needed. When you practice sample papers with a proper method like you are giving a real exam, then you can improve your time of solving questions paper, you will get the strategy for solving papers.

When you do research on sample papers for all subjects, you will see important and interesting facts like, from which chapter one mark, two marks, three marks, or five marks question comes, which chapter is important for numerical and derivate. so do Hard work as well as smart work with CBSE sample papers for class 10.

How can I score 90+ percent in less time?

It’s very hard to score 90+ percent if you are running out of time and are still not prepared. But It is possible to score good marks in your final board exam. And if you do have a time of 2 or 3 months, then there are still chances that you can complete this “mission impossible”. Just take care of a few things that are mentioned below.

First of all, you need to get organized and clear your head. Remove all the distractions that are preventing you from studies, you know what I’m talking about. I know you will feel that repulsion from inside, but you have to do it. Maybe these tips will help.

Environment and Good Habits

You need to make an environment that will help you to stay focused, find a separate and peaceful place where no one can disturb you. And stay away from that smartphone of yours, at least, when you are studying, or it will be the cause of your failure.

Choose your study time very carefully, try to make a habit of studying at the dawn time of 4 to 7 Am or late nights. Basically, when you know no one will be around to disturb you.

Improve your sleeping and eating habits, I know this sounds very strange but trust me eating and sleeping habits play a very important role. If you control them you will notice that your sluggishness will fall significantly.

If possible, give some time for meditation. Just give 10 to 20 minutes daily and your focusing power will improve magically. And these are not just air bubbles, these techniques do work.

Practical Time Schedule

The next thing you should do is make a proper timetable. Make a practical time table and follow it religiously with complete dedication. And by practical I mean one that you think you can follow, don’t make it too hard or you will eventually give up. Also, include ‘sample paper practice’ in your time table.

If you give only 1 or 2 hr to study then make a timetable in which you will give 3 or 3 and a half hr. Once you get comfortable with that timetable then add more hours to it.

Don’t forget to take a quick revision of everything you learned at the end of the day. Give at least 25 minutes for revision every day.

Clear Concepts and NCERT

Keep your concept clear, do not proceed until you are sure that the topic is clear to you. It will be time-consuming but as you know quality always wins over quantity. If you are having any doubts or problems regarding any topic then you should immediately clear them. Take help from your teachers, and if you are too shy to go to your teachers then ask someone else with better knowledge, but do not let any doubts clouding your mind.

When you solve class 10 sample papers then you find some topics or concepts in which you need more work and practice. Note down those topics and revise them.

For Maths and Science which are important subjects, you can practice important questions to get proficiency.

Complete the NCERT books first before you go to other books of any subject because most of the questions in the exam come from the NCERT book. Don’t try to be a hero, if you are running out of time then practice only NCERT.

And finally, keep revising the previous chapters from time to time. Keep Sunday as a revision day, because if you are not in touch with the chapters you studied earlier, then you will find it difficult to recall them later.