CBSE Class 12 Maths Answer Key released by teachers for Set 1, 2, 3, 4

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has concluded the class 12 Mathematics exam today, i.e. June 07, 2022. The exam was held for a duration of two hours, starting at 10:30 AM and ending at 12:30 PM. Additionally, every student was given a reading time of fifteen minutes to go through the question paper. Nevertheless, soon after the conclusion of the exam, various coaching centres and teachers started coming up with the answer keys that can be referred by students for analyzing their performance.

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Students who have appeared for the CBSE class 12 Maths exam can go through the answer keys that are being released by the educators. It must be noted that the Class 12 Maths exam was held amidst all COVID-19 safety protocols. All necessary instructions have been mentioned in the admit cards.

Where to find?

CBSE will be releasing the official answer keys but the unofficial ones can be obtained as question paper discussions and solutions. Please note that the question paper solutions can be only accessed via the respective channels of the coaching centres and educators. Some of these channels are run by cbseclass videos, Apni Kaksha, Unacademy JEE, Assa247 School, Maths is Easy, VM Sir Maths Classes, classic si, etc. Students must note that even if the answer keys are available as video descriptions, the soft copies of the same are likely to be released soon. For easy access, the direct links to these channels have been given below.

Direct Links to Check CBSE Class 12 Maths Answer Keys 2022

Question Paper

The CBSE class 12 Maths question paper was set for a total of 40 marks. Students were asked questions from three units namely Calculus, Vectors and Three Dimensional Geometry and Probability. Along with that, there was a case-based question. These questions also had different marks. The marks distributions for the questions are as follows. Note that the remaining 10 marks will be covered by internal assessment.

This time, more than 21 lakh students appeared for the board exams. The exams were held amidst all COVID-19 safety protocols. For that, the board had spent nearly 5000 rupees on each centre.