How many numbers of exam will be of class 8 board

Hello Anuj,

In India, Class 8 does not typically have a centralized board exam like Class 10 or 12. However, the examination structure may vary depending on the educational board or state. Here's a general breakdown:

1. CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) :

   • Class 8 students are usually assessed through periodic tests , term exams , and internal assessments .
     
     
   • There is no official Class 8 board exam .
     
     

2. State Boards :

• Some state boards may have annual exams for Class 8, but they are not considered board exams.
  
  
• The evaluation is typically done based on unit tests , half-yearly exams , and the final year exam .
  
  Key Points:

• No official Class 8 board exam in most cases.
• Annual exams are conducted for Class 8 students.
• Schools assess students through various internal assessments and tests .

If you're referring to a specific state or board, it’s best to check the exact policy of that board.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

For Class 8 State Board exams, the maximum marks vary depending on the state and subject. Here's a general overview:

Subject-wise Maximum Marks

*Language Subjects*

- First Language (e.g., English, Hindi, Marathi): 80-100 marks

- Second Language (e.g., Hindi, English, Sanskrit): 80-100 marks

- Third Language (e.g., Regional Language): 80-100 marks

*Non-Language Subjects*

- Mathematics: 100 marks

- Science: 100 marks

- Social Science: 100 marks

*Other Subjects*

- Physical Education: 50-100 marks

- Computer Science/Information Technology: 50-100 marks

- Arts/Crafts: 50-100 marks

Total Maximum Marks

The total maximum marks for Class 8 State Board exams usually range from 600 to 800 marks, depending on the state and subjects.

the maximum marks may vary depending on your state board and specific subjects. It's best to check with your school or local education authority for specific details.