The students that are in the search of the 9th class computer science pairing scheme 2021 are informed that they can check the syllabus from this platform. While preparing for the annual exams the students feel anxious that which chapters should be prepared and which areas need more time for preparation. The candidates are advised that there is nothing to worry about. To facilitate the students the authorities provide the pairing scheme to the students so that they can prepare for the annual exams according.
9th Class Computer Science Paper Scheme 2021
The candidates have to go through the scheme that includes the different chapters such as Problem Solving, Binary System, Networks, Data and Privacy, Designing Website. The division of the questions for each chapter is mentioned for the objective and the subjective portion. Moreover, the list of the practical portion that is linked with computer science is also provided and the candidates have to prepare for the theoretical as well as the practical portion. Before devising the preparation plan the candidates must carefully consider the paper scheme as it will guide them and assist them to cover the most important and the key topics of the subject.
9th Class Computer Science Pairing Scheme
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Ch. No. |
MCQs |
Ch. No. |
Long Questions |
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1 |
2 |
1 |
Ch. No. 1
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2 |
2 |
2 |
Ch. No. 3
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3 |
2 |
3 |
Ch. No. 4
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4 |
2 |
4 |
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5 |
2 |
5 |
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There are nine Punjab Boards such as BISE Lahore, BISE Gujranwala, BISE Sahiwal, BISE Sargodha, BISE Rawalpindi, BISE Faisalabad, BISE DG Khan, BISE Multan, and BISE Bahawalpur and the students registered with these boards have to follow the same 9th computer pairing scheme/assessment scheme.
Computer Science Paper Pattern of 9th Class 2021
From the following table, you can get to know the paper pattern of Computer Science 9th class according to Punjab Board examination in 2021:
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Objective Type |
Subjective Type |
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Total Marks |
10 |
Total Marks |
40 |
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Time Allowed |
15 minutes |
Time Allowed |
1:45 hrs |
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Number of MCQs |
10 |
Number of Questions |
5 |
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Distribution of Marks |
Group of 4 MCQs |
Distribution of Marks |
Attempt 4 short questions out of 6 having 8 marks |
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Group of 6 MCQs |
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Attempt 4 short questions out of 6 having 8 marks |
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Total |
10 MCQs |
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Attempt 4 short questions out of 6 having 8 marks |
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Attempt 2 long questions out of 3 having 16 marks. Each question has 8 marks. |
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Total |
40 marks |
