ANDHRA PRADESH STATE UPDATES CCE physical sciences SSC2016

Monday 19 September 2016

10th Class Physical Science S.A.-1 (EM) C.C.E Model Paper BY Sri Gampa Venkata Ramaprasadh

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New Physical Science textbook has been introduced from academic year i.e. 2014-15. Examination question paper will be in Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) model.
Physics and Chemistry were different parts in old syllabus. As new books are introduced the evaluation process is modified, these two parts have combined together with a total of 14 units into a single textbook. Out of 14 units, first 7 units are Physics and the remaining 7 units are Chemistry. 

Physics consists of -
  • Heat
  • Electricity
  • Electromagnetism
  • Reflection of Light on Different Surface
  • Refraction at Plane Surface
  • Refraction at Curved Surface
  • Human Eye and Colourful World
Chemistry consists of-
  • Chemical Reactions and Equations
  • Structure of Atom
  • Metallurgy
  • The Periodic Table
  • Acids and Bases
  • Carbon and its Compounds
  • Chemical Bonding

 Summative Assessment

  • Three summative tests must be conducted in each academic year for Class X. Public examination is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education in place of third summative test.
  • First and second Summative Assessments shall be conducted by schools themselves by preparing question papers for 80% of marks. This ensures that the children are trained to write public exams.

Summative Assessment Pattern

Type of questions Number of Questions Marks for each question Total marks
Essay type questions 4 4 16
Short answer questions 6 2 12
Very short answer questions 7 1 7
Objective type questions 10 ½ 5

Grading


The marks based grading for Class X with the range is given here under.

Grade
Marks in Languages (100 M) Marks in Non Languages (50 M)
Grade points
A1
91 to 100 marks 46 to 50 marks
10
A2
81 to 90 marks 41 to 45 marks
9
B1
71 to 80 marks 36 to 40 marks
8
B2
61 to 70 marks 31 to 35 marks
7
C1
51 to 60 marks 26 to 30 marks
6
C2
41 to 50 marks 21 to 25 marks
5
D1
35 to 40 marks 18 to 20 marks
4
D2
0 to 34 marks 0 to 17 marks
3

Pass Marks and Minimum Marks for Passing

    • 35% is the pass marks for all the language and non language subjects. Students must qualify in external exam (SA).
    • In non-language subjects, the students need not pass in each of the two papers separately.
    • Student must score a minimum of 35% of marks in each subject (aggregate of Paper 1 and Paper 2). Students must secure 28 marks in external public exam.

#CCE PHYSICAL SCIENCES PAPERS FOR SUMMATIVE -1 PREPARED BY GAMPA VENKATA PRABHU SIR