Can I write the answers in Tibetan script only, or are English explanations accepted?

CBSE encourages students to write their entire paper in the Tibetan language/script. English translations or explanations are generally not allowed, unless specifically instructed in the question paper. Students should be fluent in Tibetan for written and oral components.

What resources should I use to prepare if there are no guidebooks available?

If textbooks or sample papers are limited: Use the official CBSE sample paper 2025 Practice from previous years’ papers (2016–2024) available on sites like Aglasem or Edugross Take help from your school teacher for grammar drills and model answers Prepare short summaries of all textbook chapters and practice oral presentations to support the internal assessment component

Class 10 Tibetan Question Paper

Class 10 Tibetan New Question Paper 2025 Set 4

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The CBSE class 10 Tibetan board exam was conducted on 6 March 2025, Thursday from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The exam was manageable.

CBSE Class 10 Tibetan New Question Paper 2025 Set 4

Syllabus Overview

The CBSE Class 10 Tibetan syllabus 2024–25 includes all prescribed NCERT text material—prose, poetry, grammar, writing, and comprehension elements.

Exam Pattern

The paper follows the familiar CBSE Group II language pattern, divided into the following sections:

Reading & Comprehension

Two unseen passages (prose/poetry), testing comprehension and interpretation.

Writing Skills

Tasks include creative/short composition and a letter or informal note.

Grammar & Language Tasks

Likely includes sentence construction, idioms, vocabulary, and basic grammatical structures.

Literature-Based Questions

Short-answer questions from prescribed textbook prose and poetry.

Passing requires at least 33% in both theory (26/80) and internals (7/20).

Expert Opinion and Student Feedback

Expert Opinion

Aligned with sample papers

Offering a consistent structure of comprehension, writing, grammar, and literature.

Balanced in difficulty

Without intentionally tricky questions, but requiring careful reading to avoid misinterpretation.

Grammar-heavy

Meaning accurate practice in idioms, sentence formation, vocabulary, and unseen passages is key.

Student Feedback

The paper was manageable, though some parts especially grammar and comprehension were a little tricky & worded unusually worded.

Top Preparation Tips

Practice with CBSE sample paper (2025) and previous-year Tibetan papers (2016–2024) .
Focus on grammar drills—include idioms, vocabulary, and sentence framing.
Work on comprehension by reading unseen passages, summarizing them, and answering inference-based questions.
Prepare written tasks like letters and short compositions consistent with sample formats.
Review textbook prose/poetry thoroughly, focusing on themes, main ideas, and key lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total marks distribution?

80 marks for theory, 20 marks for internal assessment. You need at least 26/80 (theory) and 7/20 (internals) to pass.

Is the exam based on sample papers?

Yes. CBSE’s 2025 sample paper matches the actual exam pattern and can be used to prepare confidently.

Which section is most challenging?

Grammar and comprehension are generally considered tougher, especially by students who haven’t practiced unseen passages and sentence-level drills.

Are oral tests part of the evaluation?

Yes. The internal assessment includes viva/speaking exams, notebook evaluations, and periodic grammar tests.

What type of questions are asked from the Literature section?

The Literature section usually includes short-answer and very short-answer questions based on prescribed prose and poetry texts. Students are tested on: Central themes Character roles or messages Interpretation of key lines Vocabulary used in the text It’s important to refer to NCERT Tibetan textbooks and revise summaries thoroughly.