AP SSC (Class 10) Mathematics Blueprint 2023: Check exam pattern, weightage
The Board of Secondary Education Andhra Pradesh has released the subject-wise AP SSC (Class 10) blueprint 2023 at the official website. Also, check the exam pattern and section-wise weightage.
The Board of Secondary Education Andhra Pradesh has released the subject-wise AP SSC (Class 10) blueprint 2023 at the official website. Here, on this page, the exam pattern and weightage of AP SSC Mathematics will be highlighted. The Board has not yet declared the AP SSC exam dates, soon it will be released on the official website. However, based on the past year’s trends, it can be assumed that the AP SSC 2023 exam will be held tentatively in April or May 2023.
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AP SSC (Class 10) Mathematics ExamPattern
Before appearing for the AP SSC 2023 exam, the candidates should refer to the Mathematics exam pattern here, in the following section-
- Time duration: 3 hours 15 minutes. Here 15 minutes time is allotted for reading the questions
- Maximum marks: 100
- All the answers need to be written in the answer booklet
- The questions will be categorized into 4 sections, and a total of 33 questions will be asked. The questions will be categorized into four sections.
AP SSC (Class 10) Mathematics Section Wise Weightage
Here the candidates can refer to the section-wise weightage and question pattern-
Section A
- The answer to the questions should be one word or phrase
- Each question will carry 1 mark
- A total of 12 questions will be asked in section A, hence, the total allotted marks to this section will be 12
Section B
- Each of the questions will carry 2 marks
- Total 8 questions will be asked from Section B
- Candidates have to answer all the questions here
Section C
- Like Section B, the candidates have to answer all the questions of section C
- Each question carries 4 marks
- A total of 8 questions will be asked from Section C
Section D
- Each question carries 8 marks
- Each question has an internal choice. Hence, the candidates have to answer any of the two questions
- All the questions need to be answered
- A total of 5 questions will be asked from Section D
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