CBSE 12th Political Science Exam Review: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) concluded the Class 12 Political Science paper today, March 22, 2025. The CBSE Class 12 Political Science exam started at 10.30 am and ended at 1.30 pm. Here, students can check the CBSE 12th Political Science exam paper review.
Political Science CBSE Class 12 Exam: Mixed Reviews from Students and Teachers
The CBSE Class 12 Political Science exam received mixed reviews from both students and faculty. According to Manisha Verma, Senior Faculty in Political Science at VidyaGyan School, the exam was generally moderate to partially difficult, with the paper being lengthy. She noted that Set 1 was the easiest among the three, with general and direct questions, particularly from the World Politics section, which were straightforward and required simple, direct answers. However, the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) posed a challenge, being slightly tricky and requiring careful reading. Verma highlighted that the 6-mark questions were structured to ask for answers in three points, making it easier for students to elaborate on each.
Pranjal, a student who received Set 3, shared that he found the paper easy and scoring, though it was still lengthy. He emphasised that his thorough preparation made the process of writing answers smoother and more efficient.
Janvi, another student, described the paper as moderate and quite lengthy, noting that while there were a few direct questions, it required an in-depth understanding of the NCERT text. She concluded that students who had studied thoroughly from the NCERT textbook would likely score very well.
CBSE Class 12 Political Science Exam 2025: Check Exam Pattern
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
– Total Marks: 12
– Number of Questions: 12
– Marks per Question: 1 mark
Section B: Short Answer Type Questions
– Total Marks: 12
– Number of Questions: 6
– Marks per Question: 2 marks
Section C: Long Answer Type – I
– Total Marks: 20
– Number of Questions: 5
– Marks per Question: 4 marks
Section D: Passage, Cartoon, and Map-based Questions
– Total Marks: 6
– Number of Questions: 3
– Marks per Question: Varies based on the question
Section E: Long Answer Type – II
– Total Marks: 24
– Number of Questions: 4
– Marks per Question: 6 marks
