SSLC/Higher Secondary(Plus Two) Question Paper & Answer Key March/April 2021

The Higher Secondary(Plus Two) and SSLC examination of the academic year 2021 started on 8 April. In the present situation, due to the covid-19 pandemic alarm, certain instructions regarding the valuation of answer scripts of SSLC and Higher Secondary examination have been given. 

In this academic year, no changes have been made in the maximum score to be obtained or in the duration of the examination. But the exam question paper pattern is done in such a way that there are more questions included that the total score of the question paper would double the maximum score to be obtained. It is mainly to make the students get plenty of choices to select a question that they may feel quite easy to attend. 

While attempting the questions the students should consider the time and score of each question. It has been advised to answer for the maximum score that can be obtained in each question paper. Even if the student attend for more than the maximum score, all such answers also be considered for evaluation. 

Under these circumstances, the following guidelines are to be observed for evaluation of answer scripts.

1. All questions attempted by the student be evaluated and the score be written on the answer sheet. 

2. If the student answers for the maximum score or below, then, the marks obtained for such questions is the score of the student. 

3. In the case of the student answering for more than the maximum score and the mark exceeds the maximum limit, then the maximum score of the question paper will be the score obtained by the student. 

The SSLC and Higher Secondary(Plus Two) examination question paper and its official and unofficial answer keys will be published here as and when it is made available.

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