First Summative Evaluation – Full marks = 40
| Topic |
Group-A MCQ type 1 Mark |
Group-B Very short answer type question 1 Mark |
Group-C Short answer type question 2 Marks |
Group-D Short explanatory answer type question 3 Marks |
Group-E Long answer type question 5 Marks |
Total |
| Physical Geography 1. Exogenetic processes and resultant landforms |
1×4=4 | 1×4=4 | 2×2=4 | 3×1=3 | 5×1=5 | 20 |
| Regional Geography 5. India-Introduction. Physical Environment |
1×4=4 | 1×4=4 | 2×2=4 | 3×1=3 | 5×1=5 | 20 |
| 08 | 08 | 08 | 06 | 10 | 40 |
N.B.: Gr.-A: MCQ type – Information based and concept oriented questions to be set (four options to be provided).
Group-B: Very short answer type – should consist of, fill in the blanks, true/false, columns matching, one or two word answer.
Group C: Short answer type question – Consists of ‘what’/ where’ type questions.
Group-D: Short explanatory answer type question – Compare/contrast/reasoning type of questions to be set (three points to be asked)
Group-E: Long answer type questions – Diagram based questions from physical geography, ‘how / ‘why questions from regional geography.
Second Summative Evaluation – Full marks = 40
| Topic |
Group-A MCQ type 1 Mark |
Group-B Very short answer type question 1 Mark |
Group-C Short answer type question 2 Marks |
Group-D Short explanatory answer type question 3 Marks |
Group-E Long answer type question 5 Marks |
Total |
| Physical Geography 1. Atmosphere 2. Hydrosphere |
1×3=3 1×2=2 |
1×3=3 1×2=2 |
2×1=2 2×1=2 |
3×1=3 3×1=3 |
5×1=5 – |
16 09 |
| Regional Geography 5. India-Introduction. Physical Environment |
1×3=3 | 1×3=3 | 2×2=4 | – | 5×1=5 | 15 |
| 08 | 08 | 08 | 06 | 10 | 40 |
N.B.: Gr.-A: MCQ type – Information based and concept oriented questions to be set (four options to be provided).
Group-B: Very short answer type – should consist of, fill in the blanks, true/false, columns matching, one or two word answer.
Group C: Short answer type question – Consists of ‘what’/ where’ type questions.
Group-D: Short explanatory answer type question – Compare/contrast/reasoning type of questions to be set (three points to be asked)
Group-E: Long answer type questions – Diagram based questions from physical geography, ‘how / ‘why questions from regional geography.
Third Summative Evaluation – Full marks = 40
| Topic |
Group-A MCQ type 1 Mark |
Group-B Very short answer type question 1 Mark |
Group-C Short answer type question 2 Marks |
Group-D Short explanatory answer type question 3 Marks |
Group-E Long answer type question 5 Marks |
Group-F Map
1 Mark |
Total |
| Physical Geography 1. Exogenetic processes and resultant landforms 2. Atmosphere 3. Hydrosphere |
1×6=6 | 1×9=9 | 2×2=4 | 3×1=3 | 5×2=10 | – | 32 |
| Environmental Geography 4. Waste management Regional Geography 5. India- Introduction, physical environment, Economic environment. |
1×1=1
1×6=6 |
1×2=2
1×9=9 |
2×1=2
2×2=4 |
3×1=3
3×1=3 |
–
5×1=5 |
–
– |
08
32 |
| Satellite imagery and Topographical 6. Satellite imagery and Topographical |
1×1=1 | 1×2=2 | 2×1=2 | 3×1=3 | – | – | 08 |
|
– | – | – | – | – | 1×10=10 | 10 |
| 14 | 22 | 12 | 12 | 20 | 10 | 90 |
N.B. :
Group-A: Total 14 questions to be given. [Total 6 questions to be given including 2 questions from each topic of physical Geography.] There will be no alternative in this group.
Group-B: Total 26 questions to be set, out of which 22 to be answered. LAt least 3 questions from each topic of Physical Geography to be given.]
Group C: Total 12 questions to be given in this group, out of which 6 to be answered. Total 4 questions at least 1 from each topic of Physical Geography and 4 questions from Regional Geography to be given. 2 questions each from Physical Geography and Regional Geography to be answered. 4 questions 2 each from Environmental Geography and Satellite imagery and Topographical map to be given. 1 question each from Environmental Geography and Satellite imagery and Topographical map to be answered.
Group-D: Total 8 questions to be given in this group, 1 out of 2 alternatives from each of Physical Geography, Environmental Geography, Regional Geography, Satellite imagery and Topographical map to be answered.
Group E: Total 8 questions to be given in this group. 4 questions to. be given at least I from each topic of Physical Geography and 4 questions to be given from Regional Geography. Total 4 questions including each from Physical Geography and Regional Geography to be answered.]
Third Summative Evaluation / Selection Test
| Group | Type of question | Marks for each question | Number of to be attempted | Total marks | No. of question to be set | Nature of question |
| A | MCQ type | 01 | 14 | 1×14=14 | 14 | Information based and concept oriented questions to be set (four options to. be provided) |
| B | Very short answer type question | 01 | 22 | 1×22=22 | 26 |
|
| C | Short explanatory answer type question | 02 | 06 | 2×6=12 | 12 | “What’/ ‘where’ type questions |
| D | Short explanatory answer type question | 03 | 04 | 3×4=12 | 08 | Compare/contrast/ reasoning type of questions to be set (three points to be asked) |
| E | Long answer type question | 05 | 04 | 5×4=20 | 08 | Diagram-based questions from physical geography, ‘how’/ ‘why’ questions from Regional Geography. |
| F |
|
01 | 10 | 1×10=10 | 10 | Outline map of India to be provided and questions to be set to locate and label Geographical features |
| Total = 60 | Total = 90 | Total = 78 |
10 Questions to be provided for the sightless candidates in lieu of map work. Each question carries 1 marks.
N.B. This question pattern is indicative of Madhyamik Examination.
