Date Sheet Of CBSE Proficiency Test

I am CBSE Board student and want to give the CBSE Proficiency Test looking for the details of this test. Will you provide me date sheet or CBSE Proficiency Test Tentative Dates also provide me Format of the Question Paper of this Proficiency Test of CBSE?

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CBSE Proficiency Test is optional and students appearing in class X exam are eligible to take the test. CBSE conducted the first Optional Proficiency Test in the subject of English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Social Science for Class-X students.

Proficiency test measures your abilities and skills in a domain or subject to know how well you have learned, understood and internalized the related concepts and principles.

1) This test is Optional in nature.
2) It will be pen and paper based paper.

CBSE Proficiency Test Tentative Dates:

Every subject Proficiency Test of Central board of Secondary

Education will conduct separate and it will be conducts as follow:
1. English exam will be conducts 11th day of April, 2016.
2. Mathematics exam will be conducts in April.
3. Science exam will be conducts in April.
4. Social Science exam will be conducts in April.
5. Hindi exam will be conducts in April.

Timings of Test : 10.30 A.M. to 01.00 P.M.

Time Schedule

(a) Entry in the Examination Hall: 9.45 AM
(b) Opening of sealed Test Booklet Parcels: 9.50 AM
(c) Checking of Admit Cards by the Assistant Superintendent: 10.00 AM to 10.15 AM
(d) Distribution of Test Booklet to candidates: 10.15 AM
(e) Seal of the Test Booklet to be broken/ opened by the candidate to take out the Answer Sheet: 10.25 AM
(f) Test Commences: 10.30 AM
(g) Test Concludes Rough Work: 1.00 PM

Format of the Question Paper

All questions are of multiple choice type with only single correct answer.

You are required to mark the answers on a given OMR sheet.

Question paper in every subject carries 100 marks.

The duration of the test in every subject is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

The test is based on classes IX-X syllabus in the subject prescribed by the CBSE.

There is negative marking for wrong answers.