MCQ VSA SA LA
Total
marks
1. Taxonomy of Angiosperms 3 6 5 10 24
2. Anatomy 2 6 5 10 23
3. Cell Biology and Genetics 2 3 5 - 10
4. Biotechnology 2 3 5 10 20
5. Plant Physiology 3 9 10 10 32
6. Biology in Human Welfare 2 3 5 10
1.MCQ – Multiple Choice Question, VAS – Very Short Answer, SA – Short Answer and LA – Long Answer.
2.As the scope for framing questions under the categories such as understanding and application in this subjects is meager, the question paper
setter has to choose additional questions from other categories.
3.Figures within the brackets represent the number of questions and the figures outside the brackets represent marks.
4. (i) Number of one mark MCQs is 14 and to be answered is all. There is no choice.
(ii) Number of three marks questions to be answered is 7 out of 10.
(iii) Number of five marks questions to be answered is 4 out of 7. Answer to one five mark question is compulsory. The compulsory question
is the choice of question paper setter.
(iv) Number of ten marks questions to be answered is 2 out of 4 – open choice.
5. The ten marks question may be a straight single question or it may be split up into two five marks questions
1. While preparing multiple choice questions, the question paper setter should not
give options like “none of the above” and “both A and B”.
2. The options to be given are selected only from the text contents. Avoid unfamiliar,
irrelevant and non-textual matter.
3. There should not be any ambiguous options and there must be only one
appropriate answer among the four alternatives.
4. Questions are to be framed in such a manner that the candidates should write the
VSA within 3 minutes, SA within 6 minutes and LA within 15 minutes
Total
marks
1. Taxonomy of Angiosperms 3 6 5 10 24
2. Anatomy 2 6 5 10 23
3. Cell Biology and Genetics 2 3 5 - 10
4. Biotechnology 2 3 5 10 20
5. Plant Physiology 3 9 10 10 32
6. Biology in Human Welfare 2 3 5 10
1.MCQ – Multiple Choice Question, VAS – Very Short Answer, SA – Short Answer and LA – Long Answer.
2.As the scope for framing questions under the categories such as understanding and application in this subjects is meager, the question paper
setter has to choose additional questions from other categories.
3.Figures within the brackets represent the number of questions and the figures outside the brackets represent marks.
4. (i) Number of one mark MCQs is 14 and to be answered is all. There is no choice.
(ii) Number of three marks questions to be answered is 7 out of 10.
(iii) Number of five marks questions to be answered is 4 out of 7. Answer to one five mark question is compulsory. The compulsory question
is the choice of question paper setter.
(iv) Number of ten marks questions to be answered is 2 out of 4 – open choice.
5. The ten marks question may be a straight single question or it may be split up into two five marks questions
1. While preparing multiple choice questions, the question paper setter should not
give options like “none of the above” and “both A and B”.
2. The options to be given are selected only from the text contents. Avoid unfamiliar,
irrelevant and non-textual matter.
3. There should not be any ambiguous options and there must be only one
appropriate answer among the four alternatives.
4. Questions are to be framed in such a manner that the candidates should write the
VSA within 3 minutes, SA within 6 minutes and LA within 15 minutes
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