Class by class
papers, practice, syllabus and the tutor for each classSit a sample paper
each filter narrows the next — you can only pick combinations that existPapers ready to sit
near-identical papers share one card — joining opens one of themBrowse the question bank
tap an option — the answer and the reason appear at onceAbout CBSE
Central Board of Secondary Education- Conducted by
- CBSE, New Delhi
- Board exams
- Class 10 (AISSE) · Class 12 (AISSCE)
- Textbooks
- NCERT
- Question styles
- MCQ, assertion–reason, case-based, short and long answer
Frequently asked
What is the difference between a sample paper and the question bank?
A sample paper is a timed sitting: fixed scope, a clock, and a score at the end, in the LLOS Exam Engine. The question bank is for browsing — pick a class and subject, answer as many as you like, and see the reason behind each answer straight away. Nothing is timed or scored there.
What does the test length change?
The paper is cut to fit. One question per minute, so a 45-minute pick is a 45-question paper drawn from the same chapters. Your choice is remembered on this device and applied when you join.
What are “past-year & exemplar” questions?
Questions taken from earlier board papers and from the NCERT Exemplar books, marked as such wherever they appear. Tick “Past-year & exemplar only” in the question bank to see just those.
Why does one card say it stands for several papers?
Some sample papers cover the same chapters at the same length and differ only in question order. They share one card, and joining opens one of them at random, so every paper stays reachable.
Do I need an account?
No. Joining is open. Signing in only saves your result under My Results alongside your earlier attempts.