Previous Year Question Papers Class 12 Maths

How CBSE Previous Year Question Paper for Class 12 Maths with Solution are helpful to score more marks?

Before you start with your preparations for CBSE exam 2022, it is important for you to understand the exam pattern and the importance of each chapter.

CBSE Maths Class 12 Question Paper Pattern

The duration for CBSE class 12 Maths Theory Exam is 3 hours. Theory Paper is of 80 marks containing all compulsory questions is divided into four sections, that are, Section A, B, C and D. The table given below explains the distribution of marks among all the sections and the types of questions in each section.

Sections	No of Questions	Types of Questions	Marks per question	Total Marks
Section A	20 questions	Multiple choice questions (1 to 10) Fill in the blanks/ one word (11 to 15) Very Short question (16 to 20)	1 marks	1×20 = 20 marks
Section B	6 questions	Short questions (21 to 26).	2 marks	6×2 = 12 marks
Section C	6 questions	Long questions (27 to 32).	4 marks	6×4 = 24 marks
Section D	4 questions	Very long questions (33 – 36).	6 marks	4×6 = 24 marks

CBSE Maths Class 12 unit-wise weightage for Exam 2022

It is very important to carefully scrutinize the syllabus and check the weightage of each section before starting the preparation. This will help you to determine the time that needs to be allotted for each section during the preparation phase. The table given below affirms the marks each unit contains:

Unit	Name	Weightage
1	Relations and Functions	8 Marks
2	Algebra	10 Marks
3	Calculus	35 Marks
4	Vectors and 3D Geometry	14 Marks
5	Linear programming	5 Marks
6	Probability	8 Marks
	Total Marks	80 Marks

How to study Maths for CBSE Exam 2022? Chapter-wise Instructions to score better marks.

You need undying passion and constant effort to score good marks in Exams. Your results reflect the hard work that you have done all throughout the year. Attendance in class lectures, assignments, regular self-study, practice, tutorial classes, notes, etc, all counts and weighs up your preparation. Thus, it is highly recommended to attend your classes regularly, revise the chapter after the class, solve exercise questions, ask your teacher in case of any doubt and test yourself by solving sample papers and question papers. It is better to complete your preparations at least two weeks before the final exams. No chapters should be left to cover at the last moment. Allocate time properly and fix the number of numericals to be done from each chapter. Do not waste too much time on one particular chapter.

Last-minute Preparation

Step 1: Read all the notes chapter-wise.

Step 2: Learn the formulas.

Step 3: Go through the example sums 

Step 4: Read all the questions given in the exercise and solve at least one question from each type. Refer to the NCERT solutions if you get stuck on any question.

Step 5: Solve CBSE Previous Year’s question Paper. 

Preparation Tips

1. Depending on the days left for the exam, plan your preparation for each day. 
2. Take regular breaks and keep revising.
3. Get enough sleep and keep yourself hydrated.
4. Do not stuff yourself with lots of food but keep eating at a regular interval.
5. Do not panic or get nervous. Stay calm and go according to your plan. At the same time try preventing yourself from getting distracted.