Jaipur: Education minister Madan Dilawar released ‘question bank’ prepared by the Rajasthan School Education Council for the preparation of students appearing in the board examinations at the secretariat on Wednesday.
The department claimed that this year, they have followed a rigorous process to prepare the question bank, which will allow the students to clear the examinations.
Dilawar said, “The question bank will help prepare for the examinations in a better manner. It will enable them to put in good practice before appearing in the examinations. They will be able to practice extensively for board examinations by preparing answers to the questions.
Naveen Jain, secretary, school education department, said, “For the first time in the state, a group of subject experts and subject teachers from different districts created the question bank.”
The idea is to give students a complete sense of the kinds of questions that will appear in the examination. The question banks have covered five subjects: English, science, mathematics, social studies, and sanskrit for Class 10 students. Similarly, question banks have been created for Class 12 students in 13 subjects: Hindi, business studies, accountancy, economics, history, political science, Hindi Literature, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography, and English.
The department claimed that this year, they have followed a rigorous process to prepare the question bank, which will allow the students to clear the examinations.
Dilawar said, “The question bank will help prepare for the examinations in a better manner. It will enable them to put in good practice before appearing in the examinations. They will be able to practice extensively for board examinations by preparing answers to the questions.
Naveen Jain, secretary, school education department, said, “For the first time in the state, a group of subject experts and subject teachers from different districts created the question bank.”
The idea is to give students a complete sense of the kinds of questions that will appear in the examination. The question banks have covered five subjects: English, science, mathematics, social studies, and sanskrit for Class 10 students. Similarly, question banks have been created for Class 12 students in 13 subjects: Hindi, business studies, accountancy, economics, history, political science, Hindi Literature, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography, and English.