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The total number of marks getting in the CBSE board exams only dependant on your exam preparation in the exam. As many students every year got 100% marks. Check the sufficient information at entrancezone.com
I totally disagree with CBSE. No one can score 100% marks in humanities. The marking has become too lenient. The comparison between science & humanities is bakwas as in science mostly problems are mathematical or and read is specific. But in humanities perhaps no ans is perfect.
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The total number of marks getting in the CBSE board exams only dependant on your exam preparation in the exam. As many students every year got 100% marks. Check the sufficient information at entrancezone.com
I totally disagree with CBSE. No one can score 100% marks in humanities. The marking has become too lenient. The comparison between science & humanities is bakwas as in science mostly problems are mathematical or and read is specific. But in humanities perhaps no ans is perfect.