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Kerala SSLC Social Science Exam Pattern 2024-25 will be released on the official website at sslcexam.kerala.gov.in. Through the Kerala Board 10th social science blueprint 2024-25 students will be able to know about the marking scheme, topic-wise weightage, and time duration of the subject. As per the previous year exam pattern, the board will conduct a 100 marks exam where 80 will be allotted for theory and 20 will be for internal assessment. The Social Science paper will include questions such as MCQ, objective, and subjective type questions. Students will have to answer a total of 25 questions, therefore students need to go through the Social Science syllabus thoroughly. There will be maximum of 2.5 hours to complete the whole Kerala Board 10th social science theory paper. Moreover, the KBPE will most probably release the
Kerala SSLC time table 2025
in September 2024. The KBPE SSLC exams 2025 are to be held in March 2025 tentatively.
Students who are prepping for the upcoming KBPE SSLC Exam can check out the exam pattern along with the
Kerala SSLC Social Science syllabus 2024-25
which consists of 4 sub subjects, History, Civics, Geography (4 marks for Map), and Economics. History will cover 4 chapters, 3 chapters will be from Civics, there will be 7 chapters in Geography, and 3 in Economics. Students can continue reading the article to know more on Kerala SSLC Social Science Exam Pattern 2024-25.
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Kerala SSLC Social Science Exam Pattern 2024-25
In order to pass the Kerala SSLC exam 2025, students are required to obtain a minimum of 30% marks i.e., D+ grade in Social Science along with other main and compulsory subjects. The marks weightage allotted to each sub subjects of Kerala SSLC Social Science exam 2025 are tabulated below:
Topics | Chapter Name | Marks Weightage |
---|---|---|
History |
| 20% |
Geography |
| 20% |
Civics |
| 20% |
Economics |
| 20% |
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Kerala SSLC Social Science Internal Assessment Blueprint 2024-25
Internal assessment for the Kerala Board Class 10 Social Science 2025 will carry 20 Marks. Students will be provided with 2 hours time duration to complete the Kerala SSLC Social Science Internal Assessment 2025. Refer to the table below to know further distribution of marks for Kerala Board Class 10 Social Science 2025 Internal Assessment Weightage:
Internal Assessment | Weightage |
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Pen Paper Test | 5 Marks |
Multiple Assessment | 5 Marks |
Portfolio | 5 Marks |
Subject Enrichment Activity | 5 Marks |
Also Read: Kerala SSLC Exam Pattern 2024-25
Kerala SSLC Social Science Question Paper Pattern 2024-25
The Kerala SSLC Social Science exams will be subjective in nature and there is no negative marking. A total of 25 questions will be there including multiple choice type questions, short answer type, and long answer type questions. The Kerala SSLC Social Science Question Paper will comprise 2 parts, part A and part B. Part A will be compulsory while internal choices will be there in part B. There will be 2 hours and extra 15 minutes will be provided to the students to complete and read the Kerala Plus Two social science question paper respectively. Students can check out the question paper pattern of the Kerala SSLC Social Science subject from the table given below:Parts | Question Number | Marks |
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Part A |
Ques. no 1 - 5
Ques. no 6 - 10 Ques. no 11 - 15 |
1 mark
3 marks 4 marks |
Part B |
Ques. no 16 - 18
Ques. no 19 - 23 Ques. no 24 Ques. no 25 |
3 marks
4 marks 5 marks 6 marks |
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Kerala SSLC Social Science Passing Criteria 2025
The Kerala board will conduct the Kerala SSLC Social Science paper for a total of 100 marks in an offline mode. Out of the total marks, 80 marks will be given for theory, and 20 will be allotted for practical exams/ internal assessment. Some of the points related to the passing criteria of Kerala Board 10th Social Science are:
- All students are required to secure a total of 30 per cent separately in the theory and practical paper.
- Students will have to score the passing marks in all other subjects.
- The state board will award the students based on the grading system set by the board.