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if you forgot to write the set number or question number in board exam here are the outcomes that can happen -

if you forget to write the set number -

• if your answer match a particular set , the examiner might correct the answer.
• in strict cases , your answers might be marked incorrect , invalid if the examiner could not determine the correct set .

if you forgot the question number -

• if the sequence of answer is correct , the examiner might check ,
• if the answers are mixed up , marks may be deducted or answers would be left unmarked .

Hello,

The CBSE Class 10 Science examination for 2025 was conducted on February 20, 2025. For the answer key for Set 2, here is the link : CBSE Class 10th Social Science Answer Key set 1,2,3

Hope you find it useful !

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Please mention the subject name for which you want the answer key, it is not possible to provide you the answer by just knowing set number.

Thank you !

You can find the CBSE Class 10 Social Science answer key for Set 3 Here how to access it:

Steps to Access the Answer Key

1. Visit the Careers360 link above

2. Click on the "Exam" tab and select "CBSE Class 10" from the dropdown menu.

3. Look for the "Social Science Answer Key" section and click on "Set 3".

4. You will be redirected to a page with the answer key, where you can download or view it online.

Please note that the answer key may be available in PDF format, and you need to login or register on the Careers360 website to access it.

CBSE Class 10 Social Science Answer Key for Set 3 (2025)

You can find the answer key on Careers360. Here's how to access it:

1. Visit the Careers360 link above

2. Click on the "Exam" tab and select "CBSE Class 10" from the dropdown menu.

3. Look for the "Social Science Answer Key" section and click on "Set 3".

Subject-Specific Tips for Upcoming CBSE Exams

Mathematics

1. Practice solving numerical problems.

2. Focus on formulas and theorems.

3. Solve sample papers and previous year's question papers.

Science

1. Understand concepts.

2. Practice numerical problems.

3. Focus on diagrams and flowcharts.

English

1. Read comprehension passages.

2. Practice grammar and vocabulary.

3. Focus on writing skills.

Social Science

1. Focus on maps, diagrams, and flowcharts.

2. Practice answering descriptive questions.

3. Read and analyze case studies.

Last-Minute Tips

1. Stay calm and focused.

2. Get enough sleep.

3. Read instructions carefully.

By following these subject-specific tips and last-minute tips, you'll be well-prepared for your upcoming CBSE exams!

If you forgot to write your set number and paper code in your Class 10 board exam , your answer sheet will still be considered , as examiners can verify details from the barcode or roll number. However, it’s best to inform your school or board authorities as soon as possible. In most cases, boards have procedures to handle such mistakes , so there’s no need to panic. Keep checking for any official notifications regarding your exam.

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted the Class 12 Physics Board Examination on February 21, 2025. While the official answer key has not been released, several educational platforms and coaching institutes have provided unofficial answer keys to assist students in evaluating their performance.

For Set 1 of the CBSE Class 12 Physics exam , you can refer to Careers360 Provides detailed solutions and answer keys for all sets including Set 1.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.

Always read the instructions on your question paper and answer sheet carefully before beginning your exam to ensure compliance with all requirements.

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Whether a college follows a particular format or not depends upon the college itself, so it is not possible to give you information without knowing the name and course which you are asking about.

So, to get accurate information about it, please ask your query with relevant information.

Thank you !

Hello,

Yes, it can cause problems:

1. Identification Issue – The examiner may not be able to determine the correct question paper (QP) set you attempted.
2. Incorrect Evaluation – Your answers might be marked according to a different set, leading to wrong grading.
3. Disqualification Risk – Some exams have strict rules, and missing codes might result in disqualification.
4. Delayed Results – The board might take time to verify and assign the correct set.
5. Solution – Contact the exam authority immediately to inform them about the mistake.

Hope you find it useful !