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CBSE Sample Papers Session 2013-2014 X - XII

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Sample Papers  Session 2013-2014
Sample Questions and Design of Question Paper for Board Exam  (Summative Assessment-II)
Class X
Class XII
Hindi Part: A                      Sanskrit
Hindi A
Hindi Part: B
Hindi Core 
Hindi Part: B
English Elective
English Core
English Functional       
English Comm.  English Language & Liter.
 Mathematics
Geography
Economics
  Social Science
Chemistry
Biology
Physics
 Mathematics
Accountancy
History
Entrepreneurship
  Science


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Class X Model  Answer CBSE Exam.2013
Class X Model  Answer CBSE Exam.2012
MARKING SCHEME FOR [2013] SUMMATIVE  ASSESSMENT – II
1.Science
1.Science
Hindi Part: A        
 Hindi Part: B

2.Social Science
2.Social Science
 English Communicative   

3.Mathematics
3.Mathematics
 English Language and Literature   

4.Hindi-A
4.Hindi-A
Mathematics   

5.Hindi-B
5.Hindi-B
Science   

6.Eng.Lang & Literature
6.Eng.Lang & Litrature
Social Science   

7.Eng.communicative
7.Eng.communicative
Sanskrit 

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