- CBSE Examinations.
CBSE examinations are a standardized form of exam used across the whole of the Indian Republic. The timetables are released specifically to alleviate stress on a student and are free to download from the Internet.
All CBSE exam timetables are announced in advance in order to reduce examination and revision stress for students. Each subject will also have a separate timetable so without knowing which course you are studying it is impossible to answer your question fully.
A core of the CBSE system is continuous assessment.
- Class IX Examination Papers.
There is no standard for a Class-IX examination. It is an option for any school to design its own date sheet. All examinations should be conducted using CBSE question papers sent in the last week of February to the last week of March. Board designed question papers will maintain standardization and uniformity of examination process.
Answer scripts will be evaluated by school teachers themselves. Flexible timing should be given to students attempting to answer the question papers, but this may vary from between three and a half to three hours between schools.
If you need any more help have a look here: http://cce.icbse.com/cbse-cce-system/#ixzz1WdMdqm2k.
- Examination tips
Planning and spreading out your revision can be essential, not least because you need to ensure that you are thoroughly revising all of the subjects that you are going to be tested on in the near future. Consistent sleep patterns, structured leisure time and restricting access to Facebook are all good techniques to use.
