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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) held the Science paper on Thursday, December 2, and students who took the exam described it as balanced and easy. According to the students and teachers, the questions were based on NCERT. According to Vimmi Baleja, TGT Science at Mount Abu Public School in Rohini, the paper was balanced and the questions were NCERT-based. "There were good number of questions from both physics and chemistry. The physics was mostly numerical based, while both the sections had a bit tricky questions." "There was a question electron dot diagram in chemistry which students found a bit challenging," according to the teacher.

Seema Behl, Principal, Brain International School said, "The students found the Science paper balanced and moderate. The questions were totally NCERT based. Since there were questions based on the activities given in the lesson, the students who would have waded through them would have benefitted."

According to Akshay Gupta, a Kendriya Vidyalaya student, the paper was balanced and simple. "The questions were NCERT based, as such there were no difficulties in the paper," the student said.

After teachers upload the OMR sheets to the CBSE portal, the CBSE will release the Class 10 Science term 1 2022 answer key. For the first time, the exam is being administered using OMR sheets. To darken the correct option, candidates can only use a black or blue point pen. According to the schedule, students will take the Home Science paper on December 3, followed by the Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic papers on December 4. On December 11, the CBSE class 10 term 1 exam will be completed.

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