CBSE Board Practical Exam Dates 2025, Projects, Assessments Submit Date: CBSE has now confirmed that November 5 to December 5, 2024, is the period when the practicals for the 10th and 12th will be held. This is imperative information for students of the winter-bound region who are expected to prepare for their theory as well as practical assessment within this period.
The practical exams for 10th and 12th students will be covered between November 5 to December 5, 2024. This is especially true for schools that are winter-bound to save their days due to extreme weather conditions. This includes main practical exams, which may take place in physics, chemistry, biology, computer applications, home science, physical education, etc.
One thing that has to be taken care of by students is to prepare themselves well both practically and theoretically for the board examinations as marks acquired from practicals also decide the outcomes.
Apart from practical examinations, students are also to submit project work and internal assessments. The CBSE has guided that all project submissions must be conducted by the end of the practical exam period, which falls on December 5, 2024.
The typical activities involved in internal assessments would range from experiments conducted in the laboratory to practical files, projects, and oral assessments. These form an intrinsic component of the CBSE syllabus and form the base scores for subjects like English, Mathematics, and Social Science.
The guideline covers everything from how to deal with exams to safety measures during practical exams. All practical exams would now be conducted as required by SOPs, hitch-free and fairly. The guidelines also emphasize proper documentation and uploading of marks correctly.
Practical exams are as important for the students as their written exams. Here are some general things you should do to prepare well:
Revision of Practical Files and Projects: See that your practical files are comprehensive and accurate. Your documentation is seen by the teachers, so it becomes all the more important that you have documented each of your experiments or project work.
Rehearse Experiments: Practice the experiments you have learned in class. Feeling confident in performing the actual experiment is something that can be achieved only by practicing and is key to getting good scores in practical exams.
Follow the SOPs: Learn the guidelines stipulated by CBSE, which ensures that you are well prepared for procedures followed during exams.
Consult Teachers: Understand difficult topics or clear your doubts about experiments or projects with the help of your teachers. All the three major areas given above should be dealt with properly.
Time Management: Besides the study of books and theory for your theoretical exams, a due amount of time should be taken out for practical exam preparation, especially during November and December.
Why Projects and Internal Assessments?
Projects and internal assessments are also part of the evaluation which the student can prove outside their written examinations. For instance, in science subjects, practical contributes to 20-30% of the total, so they have to perform well to pass.
Project work at the classroom level can suitably be employed for subjects like Social Science or English, such as research assignments and presentations, where the analytical and presentation skills of a student are tried out. Completion and submission of these projects on time is critical because they form an essential constituent part of the final grading process.
It has to be submitted along with project/practical files on or before December 5, 2024. Then the teachers will have only a small window period to assess them and upload the marks onto the CBSE system. So, students are requested not to delay the submission of their work after December 5, 2024, to avoid last-minute problems.
Conclusion
Now that the dates of practicals are announced, students should get back to revising practical experiments, complete their project work, and follow the guidelines of the CBSE. The proper submission and preparation at the right time will ensure a good score in such an evaluation.
Accordingly, the students and teachers have to refer to the CBSE website for updates and guidelines from time to time.
