The analysis of the CBSE Class 10 exam will be available after the exams are conducted. The complete CBSE 10th exam analysis for 2025 will be shared here, where students can find subject-specific insights for all exam dates. This analysis will include details about the exam's difficulty level, section-wise weightage, number of questions, and other relevant information.
By referring to the CBSE exam analysis, students will be able to estimate their expected scores in each subject. Additionally, the answer key for CBSE Class 10 exams 2025 will be published alongside the analysis. The CBSE 10th board exams are scheduled to take place from February 15 to March 18, 2025. For further details on the CBSE Class 10 exam analysis, answer key, marking scheme, and more, continue reading the article.
Students can refer to the Class 10 exam analysis to understand the difficulty level, potential score, topic coverage, and marks distribution across all subjects. A comprehensive subject-wise breakdown for the CBSE Class 10 2025 exams will be released soon for each subject. Teachers and coaching institutes often share their insights and evaluations of the exam. Scroll down to explore more details about the exam analysis for English, Hindi, Science, and other subjects.
As per Aashita Chauhan, TGT at KIIT World School, "The English exam was of moderate difficulty, as per the students. It had a balance of application-based and analysis-based questions. Overall, it was easy to understand and fairly concise."
Giving a breakdown of each section, she mentioned that the unseen passages in Section A were simple and required minimal thought. However, the inferential questions were tricky and could be misinterpreted easily. These questions mainly relied on analysis, reasoning, and critical thinking skills.
The grammar section in Section B was easy, and the writing tasks, including a letter to the editor and a complaint letter, were straightforward. The analytical paragraphs, however, dealt with current issues. The writing topics were familiar and allowed students enough space to express their thoughts.
Although the literature section seemed easy, the inferential questions required more thought and could easily be misunderstood. She added, "It was time-consuming, and even though the literature part appeared simple, students still had to analyze it deeply. The question paper had a good combination of knowledge-based, quantitative, and application-based questions.
The Grade 10 English Language & Literature Board exam for 2023 started with a passage about people's fascination with gold, which many students were familiar with. This gave them a boost at the beginning of the exam. However, the inferential questions in the first passage were quite tricky, as more than one answer seemed correct (Questions 3 and 9).
The second passage, which was about Mars, also had a typo in Question 5. Additionally, Question 10 seemed to be taken from the first passage instead of the second. The grammar and writing sections were relatively easy and were attempted by most students.
The Literature section seemed straightforward, but the inferential questions required careful thought and could easily be misunderstood. In Set 2, Question 8, part D, had a typo, with "Oxen Meadows" mistakenly written as "Green Meadows." In Set 3, Question 8, part D, was grammatically incorrect and didn't make sense. Overall, while the Literature section was simple, it still required careful study and attention from students.
Many students approached us for feedback on the CBSE Class 10 Hindi exam. Some students felt the test was fairly balanced, while others found the reading passage more difficult than the grammar section.
All students agreed that the three-hour time limit for the Hindi paper was a major challenge, requiring good time management to complete it effectively. According to students, most of the questions in the literary section were based on the CBSE syllabus, which was easy to understand and required minimal effort. Overall, students believe the exam was a good reflection of their preparation, with a mix of straightforward and thought-provoking questions.
The CBSE Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic exams were held on March 11, 2024. Students found the exam to be of an easy to moderate level of difficulty.
The question paper consisted of 38 questions, split across 5 sections. Overall, the exam was simpler than the sample paper provided by CBSE. It was not too long and could be finished within the given time. However, Section E took a bit more time to complete.
The case-study questions were straightforward, and the questions were mostly based on the NCERT textbook.
The CBSE Class 10 Maths exam took place on March 21, 2023. According to the students, the Mathematics Basic paper was relatively easy, while the Mathematics Standard paper was a bit more challenging. The question paper was divided into 5 sections:
Students found the Mathematics Basic paper to be a bit lengthy. The Mathematics Standard paper had a combination of easy and tricky questions, with many questions based on the NCERT book.
The CBSE Class 10 Science exam took place on March 2, 2024, and was considered of moderate difficulty by the students.
All questions were from the prescribed syllabus, and around 70% of them were directly based on the NCERT textbook.
The MCQs were of moderate difficulty, requiring a good understanding of concepts.
Case-based questions were also rated as easy to moderate.
Many students felt that this year’s paper was easier compared to last year’s.
The CBSE Class 10 Science exam took place on March 4, 2023. Students found the paper to be of moderate difficulty. The question paper had 39 questions divided into 5 sections. Some questions offered internal choices.
It depends on your preparation; stay focused, and it will be manageable.
Consistent study, clear understanding of concepts, and regular practice will help.
Focus on understanding key concepts, solving past papers, and revising regularly.
It varied for students, but with good preparation, it was doable.
Practice all topics, focus on weak areas, and solve previous years' papers.
It can be challenging, but with the right preparation, it’s manageable.
It’s not necessarily easy, but with proper preparation, it’s achievable.
CBSE is considered one of the toughest, but it’s all about preparation.
Science can be tricky, but if you understand the concepts, it should be fine.
It depends on your preparation; with the right study strategy, it can be manageable.