Bihar Board 2024 Matric Model Paper Out, Get Direct Link Here
The Bihar Board class 10 matric model question paper has been released on the official website of the board. Students can download the pdf through the link available here. BSEB class 10 exams will be conducted from February 15, 2024. Check the complete details here.
BSEB 2024 Model Question Paper: The Bihar School Education Board (BSEB) has released the Bihar Matric Model Paper 2024 for the upcoming board exam. The Bihar board will be conducting the matric exams from February 15 to 23, 2024. Students appearing for the Bihar board matric exams can visit the official website of the board to download the matric model paper.
Students must note, that the Bihar board model paper has been released for all the subjects. The question paper has been released as a PDF document containing instructions for candidates appearing for the exam along with the sample question paper. Students can check the paper pattern to be followed for the exams in the BSEB matric model paper 2024.
Bihar board is conducting the theory exams for a total of 80 marks for a few subjects while the remaining will be conducted for 100 marks. Students are required to darken the circles with a blue or black pen when marking the answers in the OMR sheets.
BSEB 2024 Model Question Paper Direct Link - Click Here
BSEB 2024 Instructions for Candidates
The BSEB matric model question papers also contain the instructions to be followed by students appearing for the exams. Detailed instructions for candidates to follow are also provided below.
- Students appearing for the exams must enter the question booklet serial number in the OMR sheet.
- Students have also been instructed to answer the questions in their own words.
- Figures given on the left side of the booklet indicate the full marks
- Candidates are allotted an extra 15 minutes to read the question paper carefully
- Section A contains 100 objective-type questions out of which 50 are to be answered.
- Each question carried 1 mark
- Section B will have 5 short answer and 5 long answer questions
- Use of electronic devices during the exam is strictly prohibited
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