The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Tuesday, December 14 conducted the Class 12 chemistry examination. Here's what students said after the exam:LucknowIn Lucknow, students of GD Goenka Public School found CBSE Class 12 Chemistry paper easy. Aryan Pratap Singh, Class 12, said, "Paper was very easy, section A and C were solved rapidly. Section
Students of GD Goenka Public School, Lucknow said that the CBSE Class 12 Accountancy Question paper was bit confusing as there were no clear instructions for examinees as how many questions they were supposed to attempt."The instruction page was not there. Later it was announced in the exam hall that students were required to attempt
CBSE term 1 Class 10 results 2022: Answer key challenged, expert panel formed : Rashtra News #CBSE #term #Class #results #Answer #key #challenged #expert #panel #formed The CBSE on Monday, March 14, informed that the board had received a representation from a school a school regarding the answer key of Odia subject in Class-X claiming
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capability of the group of forces. so here s where we are now. russia still occupies roughly a fifth of ukraine, including most of its coastline. much of the heavy fighting is happening around the town of bakhmut, with russian forces trying to break through the ukrainian lines for weeks. it s a brutal, grim, grinding battle, reminiscent of the first world war. thousands have been killed on both sides, with not much ground changing hands. now let s get back to the issue of supply and logistics, because it seems like ukraine is once again targeting those. along the coastline, runs the rm 1a highway and further north there s a train line