The students of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states are appearing for 10th Class / SSC quarterly examinations for the academic year 2014-15. The examinations are scheduled in the month of October 2014. The students are searching for model question papers of Telugu, English, Hindi, Maths, General Science and Social Studies.
The students are appearing for these exams which will be conducted based on the new syllabus prescribed by both the governments for 10th class students. The question paper pattern has been changed in Telangana but the AP has decided to follow the old question paper scheme / structure.
Considering the requirements of 10th Class students of AP and Telangana, the leading portals eenadupratibha.net and sakshieducation.com have uploaded the model question papers for various subjects of 10th Class.
Students can read and download these model papers. They can also take a print out of the model question papers. The question papers will be useful for quarterly, half yearly and annual examinations as well.
10th Class Maths Weightage for Unit Test for AP Students 2014-15
Following are details of weightage for 10th Class / SSC / Tenth Class Mathematics subject as per the new syllabus for Andhra Pradesh students. The weightage for various chapters and type of questions has been given below. This weightage will be followed in AP 10th Class Public exams for the academic year 2014-15:
Weightage to academic standards:
1. Problem Solving: 40 percent - 10 marks
2. Reasoning & Proof : 20 percent - 5 marks
3. Communication : 12 percent - 3 marks
4. Connections : 16 percent - 4 marks
5. Representation & Visualisation : 12 percent - 3 marks
Weightage to content:
1. Real numbers: 48% - 12 marks
2. Sets : 20% - 5 marks
3. Polynomials : 32% - 8 marks
Weightage to type of questions:
1. Objective: 28% - 07 questions - 07 marks
2. Short Answer: 40% - 05 questions - 10 marks
3. Essay : 32% - 02 questions - 08 marks
Weightage to academic standards:
1. Problem Solving: 40 percent - 10 marks
2. Reasoning & Proof : 20 percent - 5 marks
3. Communication : 12 percent - 3 marks
4. Connections : 16 percent - 4 marks
5. Representation & Visualisation : 12 percent - 3 marks
Weightage to content:
1. Real numbers: 48% - 12 marks
2. Sets : 20% - 5 marks
3. Polynomials : 32% - 8 marks
Weightage to type of questions:
1. Objective: 28% - 07 questions - 07 marks
2. Short Answer: 40% - 05 questions - 10 marks
3. Essay : 32% - 02 questions - 08 marks
10th Class Maths Unit, Paper Wise Syllabus Division for AP Students 2014-15
Following are the details of Unit wise and Chapter / Paper wise division of X Class Mathematics Syllabus for the academic year 2014-15 in Andhra Pradesh. The 10th Class / SSC question papers in AP will be prepared as per this division of the new syllabus prepared by SCERT, Andhra Pradesh.
Unit wise Division of Maths Syllabus:
Unit - I: 1. Real numbers 2. Sets 3. Polynomial
Unit - II: 1. Similar Triangles 2. Linear Equations in 2 variables
Unit - III: 1. Progressions 2. Tangents and secants to a circle
Unit - IV: 1. Application of Trigonometry 2. Probability
Paper wise division of Maths Syllabus for 2014-15:
Paper 1: 1. Real numbers 2. Sets 3. Polynomials 4. Pair of Linear equations in two variables 5. Quadratic Equations 6. Progressions 7. Co-ordinate Geometry
Paper - 2: 1. Similar Triangles 2. Tangents and secants to a circle 3. Mensuration 4. Trigonometry 5. Applications of Trigonometry 6. Probability 7. Statistics.
Unit wise Division of Maths Syllabus:
Unit - I: 1. Real numbers 2. Sets 3. Polynomial
Unit - II: 1. Similar Triangles 2. Linear Equations in 2 variables
Unit - III: 1. Progressions 2. Tangents and secants to a circle
Unit - IV: 1. Application of Trigonometry 2. Probability
Paper wise division of Maths Syllabus for 2014-15:
Paper 1: 1. Real numbers 2. Sets 3. Polynomials 4. Pair of Linear equations in two variables 5. Quadratic Equations 6. Progressions 7. Co-ordinate Geometry
Paper - 2: 1. Similar Triangles 2. Tangents and secants to a circle 3. Mensuration 4. Trigonometry 5. Applications of Trigonometry 6. Probability 7. Statistics.
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