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Where the 100 marks come from
CBSE CS Class 12
Where the 100 marks come from
100 marks
- Programming
- Practical
- Database
- Networks
A single total rarely tells the full story of how your child is doing in Computer Science.
CBSE Class 12 CS is 70 marks theory plus 30 marks practical. A child can do well in practicals yet lose marks in theory, or the other way around.
Look at where marks were lost, not just how many. That is where the real improvement plan begins.
When you understand where marks come from, your conversations with your child become calmer, more specific and far more useful.
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The full split: Computational Thinking and Programming 40, Database Management 20, Computer Networks 10, and Practical 30.
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