TS Inter 2nd-Year English Model Paper 2023: PDF Download, exam pattern ,marks distribution

Updated On: January 12, 2023 12:43 PM

TS Inter 2nd-year English exam will be held on 18th March and students who are going to appear for the exam must check the exam schedule, pattern, as well as marks distribution of the examination.

TS Inter 2nd year exam schedule has been published by the Telangana State Board of Secondary Education. The timetable for the exam has been provided on the official website. According to the schedule, the second-year English examination will take place on 18th March. The admit card for the exam will be released soon. The state-level board exam will take place in offline mode from 16th March to 4th April. Students are recommended to check the exam schedule, pattern, as well as marks distribution of the examination. They should also solve the model papers to prepare well for the exam. Read further to download the model paper and understand the exam pattern.

TS Inter 2nd-Year English Model Paper 2023: PDF Download

Students must solve more the English model paper in order to understand the difficulty level of the examination. Click on the direct link given below for TS Inter 2nd-year English paper-

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TS Inter 2nd-Year English 2023: Exam Pattern & Marks Distribution

The exam pattern and marks distribution of TS Inter 2nd year has been given below-

100 is the maximum mark for the question paper.
A total of 3 hours will be provided in order to answer all the questions.
The paper will consist of 3 sections- sections A, B, and C.
20 questions in total will be asked with numerous sub-questions.

Section A will have 5 questions with 2 sub-questions each and one question will carry 2 marks. In section B, passage-based questions will be asked and each question will carry 1 mark. Section C will mostly comprise grammar and all questions must be answered in this section.

Section	Number of Questions	Number of Sub-questions	Marks per questions
Section A	5 questions	3 sub-questions	2 marks per sub-question
Section B	2 questions	4 sub-questions	1 mark per sub-question
Section C	13 questions	4 or 8 sub-questions	0.5 or 1 mark per sub-question
Total	20 Questions	-	100 Marks