The North East Delhi, which was severely affected by the violence, completed the Class 12 history examination on Tuesday and 98.3 percent of the students appeared in it. Apart from this, CBSE has given this information. With this, the CBSE history paper was concluded peacefully at the assessment centers at home and abroad. There was a record-breaking presence of students in Situation Centers in North-East Delhi.

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CBSE says that the students who have been absent in this exam are mostly from private streams, along with the 12th-grade history paper has been described by the students as long and challenging. Many students say that the history paper was too long. The students say that the CBSE history paper came from the syllabus itself. There were 20 questions in A part of this paper, four questions in the B part and three questions in the C part. Part D had three questions and E had only one question.

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CBSE 12th class board examination has started on 24 February. The 12th-grade history paper was postponed due to the violence in Delhi and was scheduled for today. CBSE paper number 80 came from the 12th book of history. However, many students described the paper as too long after the exam.

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