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Maths Mock Paper-2 for CBSE Class 9 Exams
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CBSE Class 9 Maths Sample Question Paper - 2
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FAQs on CBSE Class 9 Maths Sample Question Paper - 2
1. How to prepare for class 9 Maths 2024-25?
Students can get guidance from the sample papers provided on Vedantu. The sample papers help students to get enough practice within the time of examination. Practicing these sample papers will also help students to know their weak points and can rectify their doubts with the help of the subject experts at Vedantu. The website also provides a clear idea about the examination pattern, weightage of marks, presentation tips, and marks distribution for different steps. As mathematics is a scoring subject, students will reach their goal with the help of these sample papers Vedantu helps student in every aspect of their need and make the journey to score good marks in this subject simple.
2. Which Questions can be asked in class 9 Maths final exams?
The questions in the CBSE Class 9 Maths final exams can be classified into three categories. They are:
1. Conceptual based questions
2. Problem-solving questions
3. Application-based questions
The conceptual-based questions will test the understanding of concepts, while the problem-solving questions will test the ability to solve mathematical problems. The application-based questions will test the ability to use mathematical concepts in real-world situations and other similar questions which will be asked in the final examinations, and students can get an idea about the same from the sample papers and previous year question papers.
3. What should be the approach to solving class 9th Maths problems?
The approach to solving mathematics problems should be step-by-step. This will help students avoid making mistakes and provide a clear path to completing the question. Students should also try to use diagrams or charts wherever possible to solve problems as it will help them understand the problem better. Finally, students should always check their answers to problems before submitting them. CBSE Sample Papers play a vital role in the preparation of students appearing for CBSE Class 9 Maths final examinations. Practicing with the help of these sample papers will help students to get enough practice within the time period of examination. Practicing these sample papers will also help students to realize where they are making mistakes and have the chance to rectify them with the solutions and doubt clarification with subject experts. The students are required to submit their answers within the time frame, which is one hour and 15 minutes. All these steps will help the students score better in the CBSE Class 9 Maths final examinations.
4. What to do if the student is not able to solve a question in the Class 9 question paper?
If you are unable to solve a question, then you can go to the next question and come back later to the previous one. However, make sure that you do not spend too much time on one question as it will disturb your timing, and you will not be able to attempt the questions in time will impact negatively on your score. You can also take help from the solutions and explanations provided with the sample papers and get an idea about solving the question. In the sample papers by Vedantu, the solutions will be available for the benefit of the students.
5. What will be the marking scheme in class 9 maths final exams?
In CBSE Class 9 Maths final exams, there are a total of 90 marks available for the paper. The weightage of different segments is as follows:
Number Sense and Numeration- 10 marks (9 marks for questions and one mark for the arrangement of figures)
Algebra- 20 marks (18 marks for questions and two marks for coding, decoding, etc.)
Geometry and Trigonometry- 30 Marks (23 Marks for Questions and 7 Marks for drawing diagrams etc.)
Coordinate geometry and Mensuration- 20 marks (15 marks for questions and five marks for solving problems)
Statistics and Probability- 10 marks (8 marks for questions and two marks for data interpretation)
The mark to which the students can score to the maximum limit in the CBSE Class 9 Maths final examinations is 90.