CBSE 10th toppers 2022 interview: This year, the CBSE board had conducted the exams in two terms, and announced the result by combining them. The Board has neither announced any toppers name nor released any merit list. The decision was taken to avoid the unhealthy competition amongst the students.
However, the board did not announce CBSE 10th toppers details, but many students have been identified as school-level toppers. Viraj Uday Singh, a student of class 10 at DPS, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi has scored 99.6% in CBSE 10th Board Examination. He secured a perfect score of 498 marks, out of total 500. He wants to pursue computer science in further studies. In this board exam, he has shown a very impressive performance. Here in CBSE class 10 topper interview Viraj has shared his thoughts, preparation strategy, and plan to score the best possible score in board exams.
Read the CBSE topper interview Class 10th to know Viraj Singh’s preparation strategy:
Careers360: First of all, congratulations on your performance in the CBSE board exams. How was your reaction after seeing the result?
Viraj Uday Singh: Thank you so much, I was definitely not expecting 99.6%, I prepared a lot, completed the syllabus on time, consistently devoting 2-3 hours a day for my studies. I was expecting around 98.5%-99%, the result surprised me. My exams went well, all this is subjective, as it also depends on the mood of the examiners.
Careers360: How’s your experience with board exams, tell us something about that.
Viraj Uday Singh: I would say this year was relatively easy because we had two terms. The term 1 was based on MCQs, so we didn’t have to memorise a lot. I also read the NCERT thoroughly, and also took help from some reference books. However term 2 was subjective, and I changed my preparation strategy as per the need of the exam. Paying attention in Classes, attending regular classes, reading books thoroughly, solving previous year CBSE papers to get an idea of the exam helped a lot.
Careers360: What is your take on term 1 and term 2 pattern, the previous year pattern was better than termwise pattern?
Viraj Uday Singh: Both have their advantages, in two terms, the problem was dates were in clashing with some olympiad exams. But, the preparation was easy as the syllabus was half along with the 30% deletion. I think this advantage really outways the clash because if you are regular with your preparation, you will be able to find time. Also, with terms it was good, we didn’t have to memorise the whole CBSE 10th syllabus in one go.
Careers360: Which is your favourite subject?
Viraj Uday Singh: I like both Maths and Science, but if I have to choose one, I would say Maths.
Careers360: What was your daily schedule for study or preparation strategy?
Viraj Uday Singh: Ok, it varied according to time. Initially, when we have a lot of time before the exams. I was regularly in touch with what my teachers were teaching on a daily basis for 1-2 hours a day. Then before one or two months of the exams, I devote all my time to exams. I was revising the syllabus, reading books, making sure that I have no doubts left, referring to some other books such as Xam Idea, Oswal, etc. I’m a very good visual learner so, I also took help from videos to understand the topics clearly.
Careers360: Which stream have you chosen or will be choosing for 11th class?
Viraj Uday Singh: Yes, I have chosen PCMCs ( Physics , Chemistry , Mathematics & Computer Science).
Careers360: Are you planning to appear for any entrance or competitive exams?
Viraj Uday Singh: So, I’m not planning for JEE, I would like to build my academic and co-curricular strength and gain international exposure, study abroad in some reputed university.
Careers360: What are your future goals?
Viraj Uday Singh: Yes, I think I'm pretty clear that I want to do Computer Science.
Careers360: Any message or advice for future CBSE 10th board students?
Viraj Uday Singh: Yes, I think that they study creatively and find aspects of each subject that they enjoy. Ensure academics are not tedious rather fun for them. I say, they should definitely pay attention in class, and when the exams are very near try to not to miss any class, teachers are very helpful, they tell you new things, new ways to approach a problem. Finally, devote 1-2 hour daily to your studies, it is very important.
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Hi! If you’re looking for the Class 11 English half yearly question paper for 2025-26 (CBSE board), you’ll find the right resource once you check the link provided from Careers360. Solving previous or sample papers is a smart way to prepare, as it helps you understand the question types, marking scheme, and important topics. This practice will boost your confidence and help you manage your time well in the actual exam.
https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-11-half-yearly-sample-papers-2025-26
Hi dear candidate,
Could you please specify us the board of education for which you need the half yearly question papers of class X so that we can help you further.
Below are few links which may help you and it has all the subjects with English as well:
CBSE Class 10 Half Yearly Exam Question Paper 2025-26 with Answer Key & Analysis
ICSE Class 10 Half Yearly Sample Papers 2025-26 PDF (All Subjects)
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Hi dear candidate,
Can you please specify the board of education or state for which you need to know the exam pattern and syllabus so that we can guide you accordingly.
Since, most of the boards uses NCERT as base syllabus, you can refer to the link below:
NCERT Syllabus for Class 10 – All Subjects PDF Download 2025-26
Exam pattern:
CBSE 10th New Exam Pattern 2026- Marking Scheme, Subject-Wise Exam Pattern
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The CBSE Class 10th Board Exams for the 2026 session will follow the revised curriculum, emphasizing competency-based questions.
Conducting Body: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
Exam Period: The main theory exams are typically held between February and April 2026.
Grading: Based on marks in five main subjects plus internal assessment marks (often 20 marks per subject) provided by the school.
Passing Criteria: You must achieve at least 33% overall in each subject (theory + practical/internal assessment combined) to be declared pass.
The most crucial element of your preparation is understanding the exam structure:
Syllabus: Strictly adhere to the rationalized syllabus released by CBSE for the 2025-26 academic year.
Practice: Your primary resource should be the latest sample papers and previous year question papers. These accurately reflect the format and types of competency questions being asked.
For the most comprehensive and official announcements, including the detailed time table and access to crucial practice materials, always check the official board updates, as tracked by Careers360: https://school.careers360.com/exams/cbse-class-10th .
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