Tripura Board of Secondary Education 12th Examination (TBSE 12th)

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Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) is responsible for conducting higher secondary (+2 Stage) examination in the state. TBSE 12th exams are held for all government and private school students. The application process for Tripura 12th exams is held through respective schools. Here are the major highlights of TBSE HS exams 2020:
Latest: The revised TBSE HS routine 2020 has been released. Check exam dates here.
The evaluation of TBSE 12th class will be commenced shortly by Tripura board. Students can check TBSE 12th result 2020 in the mid of July 2020.

TBSE 12th exams were started on March 2, 2020. The timing of the exam is 12 noon to 3:15 pm. The postponed exams will be conducted from June 5 to June 11, 2020.
The admit card for the Tripura 12th exams has been released on February 20, 2020. Students can collect the same from their schools.
Students should refer to TBSE 12th 2020 syllabus 2020 to prepare for the exams.
Tripura Board will release class 12 result separately for science, commerce and arts streams.
TBSE 12th 2020 result for science stream will be announced in the third week of May 2020 while that for commerce and arts stream will be out in the first week of June 2020.
Students who clear the TBSE 12th exams 2020 can apply for admission to various universities and colleges in undergraduate programs.

Full Exam Name	Tripura Board of Secondary Education 12th Examination
Short Exam Name	TBSE 12th
Conducting Body	Tripura Board of Secondary Education
Frequency of Conduct	Once a year
Exam Level	Intermediate
Languages	Arabic, Bengali +3 More
Mode of Application	Offline
Mode of Exam	Offline
Exam Duration	3 Hours

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05 Jun, 2020

Exam - Sanskrit, Statistics | Mode: Offline

06 Jun, 2020

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08 Jun, 2020

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09 Jun, 2020

Exam - Arabic, Music | Mode: Offline

10 Jun, 2020

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11 Jun, 2020

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20 Mar, 2020

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17 Mar, 2020

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14 Mar, 2020

Exam - Business Studies, Education, Physics | Mode: Offline

11 Mar, 2020

Exam - Chemistry, Political Science, Sociology | Mode: Offline

05 Mar, 2020

Exam - Bengali, Hindi, Kokborok, Mizo | Mode: Offline

02 Mar, 2020

Exam - English | Mode: Offline

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To be eligible for TBSE 12th exams 2020, students will have to fulfil the following eligibility conditions:

A student must have passed class 11th from any recognized board of education.
He/she must be studying in class 12 in a school affiliated from TBSE.
He/she must have attained the minimum attendance in class 12.

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TBSE 12th 2020 Syllabus

Accountancy-

Accountancy: Unit 01

Introduction to partnership
Meaning
Partnership
Partners
Firms
Partnership deed
Provisions of the india partnership act 1932 affecting accounts in the absence of partner ship deed
Fixed v/s fluctuating capital accounts
Divisions of profit among partners
Guarantee of profits
Past adjustments
Preparation of p and l
Appropriation accounts
Goodwill
Nature
Factors affecting and methods of valuation
Average profit
Super profit, and capitalization

Accountancy: Unit 02

Reconstruction of partnership
Change in the profit sharing ratio among the existing partners
Sacrificing ration
Gaining ration
Accounting for revaluation of assets and re-assessment of liabilities and distribution of reserves and accumulated profits
Admission of a partner
Effect of admission of a partner on
Change in the profit sharing ration
Treatment of goodwill
Treatment for revaluation of assets and re-assessment of liabilities
Treatment of reserves and accumulated profits
Adjustment of capital account and preparation of balance sheet
Retirement and death of a partner
Effect of retirement/death of a partner change in profit sharing ratio
Adjustment of accumulated profit and reserves
Calculation of deceased partner’s share of profit till the date of death
Preparation of deceased partner’s executor’s account and preparation of balance sheet

Accountancy: Unit 03

Accounting for shares capital
Share and share capital
Meaning, nature and types
Accounting for Share Capital
Issue and allotment of equity shares
Private placement of shares
Public subscription of shares-over subscription and under subscription of shares
Issue at per and premium
Call in advance and arrears
Issue of shares for consideration other than cash
Accounting treatment of forfeiture and re-issue
Disclosure of share capital in company’s balance sheet

Accountancy: Unit 04

Accounting for debentures
Meaning of debentures
Issue of debentures at par at premiun and at discount
Issue of debentures for consideration other than cash
Debentures as collateral security
Interested on debentures

Accountancy: Unit 05

Analysis of financial statements
Financial statements of a Company
Balance sheet of a company in the prescribed form with major headings and sub headings
Financial statement analysis
Meaning, objectives and limitations
Tools for Financial Statement Analysis
Comparative statements
Common size statements
Cash flow analysis and ratio analysis
Accounting Ratios
Meaning, objectives and classification of ratios
Liquidity Ratios
Current ratio and Quick ratio
Solvency Ratios
Debt to eqity ratio
Total assets to debt ratio
Proprietary ratio
Interest coverage ratio
Activity Ratios
Stock turnover ratio
Debtors turnover ratio
Creditors turnover ratio
Working capital turnover ratio
Profitability Ratios
Groos profit ratio
Operating Ratio
Operating Profit Ratio
Net profit ratio

Accountancy: Unit 06

Cash flow statement
Meaning, objective and prepration

Accountancy: Unit 07

Electronic spread sheet
Concept
Data entry text management and cell formatting
Data formatting
Out put reports
Perparation of reports
Using pivot table
Common errors in spread sheet

Accountancy: Unit 08

Data base management system for accounting
Defining database requirements
Identification of data to be stored in table
Structural data
Creating data tables for accounting
Using queries for generating accounting information with the help of microsoft access software

Biology+

Biology: Unit 01

Reproduction in organisms
Reproduction
A characteristic feature of all organisms for continuation of species
Modes of reproduction
Asexual and sexual
Heredity and variation

Biology: Unit 02

Asexual reproduction
Uniparental
Modes
Binary fission
Sporulation
Budding
Gemmule
Fregeneration
Regeneration
Vegetative propagation in plants
Micropropagation

Biology: Unit 03

Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
Flower structure
Development of male and female gametophytes
Pollination Types
Agencies and examples
Outbreeding devices
Pollen
Pistil interaction
Double fertilization
Post fertilization events
Development of endosperm and embryo
Development of seed and formation of fruit
Seed development
Fruit formation
Special modes
Apomixis
Parthenocarpy
Polyembryony
Significance of seed and fruit formation

Biology: Unit 04

Human reproduction
Male and female reproductive systems
Microscopic anatomy of testis and ovary
Gametogenesis
Spermatogenesis and oogenesis
Menstrual cycle
Fertilisation
Embryo development upto Blastocyst formation
Implantation
Pregnancy and placenta formation
Parturition
Lactation
Birth control
Need and Methods
Contraception and medical termination of pregnancy
Amniocentesis
Infertility and assisted reproductive technologies
Ivf
Zift
Gift

Biology: Unit 05

Reproductive health
Need for reproductive health and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases

Biology: Unit 06

Mendelian inheritance
Deviations from Mendelism

Biology: Unit 07

Genetics and evolution
Incomplete
Dominance
Co-dominance
Multiple alleles and Inheritance of blood groups
Pleiotropy
Elementary idea of polygenic inheritance
Chromosome theory of inheritance
Chromosomes and genes

Biology: Unit 08

Sex determination
In humans
Birds
Honey bee

Biology: Unit 09

Linkage and crossing over
Sex linked inheritance
Haemophilia
Colour blindness

Biology: Unit 10

Mendelian disorders in humans
Chromosomal disorders in humans
Down’s syndrome
Turner’s and Klinefelter’s syndromes

Biology: Unit 11

Search for genetic material and DNA as genetic material
Structure of DNA and RNA
DNA packaging
DNA replication
Central dogma
Transcription
Genetic code
Translation
Gene expression and regulation
Genome and human genome project
DNA finger printing

Biology: Unit 12

Evolution
Origin of life

Biology: Unit 13

Biological evolution and evidences for biological evolution
Dorwin’s contribution
Modern Synthetic theory of Evolution
Hardy – weinberg’s principle

Biology: Unit 14

Mechanism of evolution
Variation and natural selection with examples
Types of natural selection
Gene flow and Genetic Drift
Adaptive radiation
Human evolution

Biology: Unit 15

Health and disease
Basic concepts of immunology
Vaccines
Pathogens
Parasites causing human diseases
Cancer
HIV and AIDS
Adolescence
Drug and Alcohol abuse

Biology: Unit 16

Insects and human welfare
Silk
Honey
Lac

Biology: Unit 17

Improvement in food production
Plant breeding
Tissue culture
Single cell Protein
Biofortification
Animal husbandary

Biology: Unit 18

Microbes in human welfare
In household food processing

Biology: Unit 19

Biology and human welfare
Industrial Production
Sewage Treatment
Energy generation and as Biocontrol agents and Biofertilizers

Biology: Unit 20

Principles and process of biotechnology
Genetics engineering

Biology: Unit 21

Application of biotechnology in health and agriculture
Human insulin and vaccine production
Gene therapy
Genetically modified organisms
Bt crops
Biosafety issues
Biopiracy and patents

Biology: Unit 22

Meaning of ecology, environment, habitat and niche
Organisms and environment

Biology: Unit 23

Population and ecological adaptations
Population interactions
Mutualism
Competition
Predation
Parasitism

Biology: Unit 24

Population attributes
Growth
Birth rate and Death rate
Age distribution

Biology: Unit 25

Ecosystems
Patterns
Components
Energy flow
Nutrient cycling
Decomposition and productivity
Pyramids of number
Biomass energy
Ecological succession
Ecological Services
Carbon fixation
Pollination
Oxygen release

Biology: Unit 26

Biodiversity and its conservation
Threats to and need for biodiversity conservation
Hotspots
Endangered organisms
Extinction
Red Data Book
Biodiversity conservation
Biosphere reserves
National parks and sanctuaries

Biology: Unit 27

Environmental issues
Air pollution and its control
Water pollution and its control
Agrochemicals and their effects
Solid waste management
Radioactive waste management
Greenhouse effect and global warming
Ozone depletion
Deforestation
Any three case studies as success stories addressing environmental issues

Business studies+

Business studies: Unit 01

Nature and significance of management
Concept of management
Objectives
Importance
Management as science, arts and profession
Levels of Management
Management function of
Planning
Organising
Staffing and directing controlling
Characteristics and importance of coordination

Business studies: Unit 02

Principles of management
Concept
Nature and significance
Fayol’s principles of modern management
Principles and techniques of taylor’s scientific management

Business studies: Unit 03

Business environment
Concept and importance of business environment
Dimensions of business environment
Economic
Social
Technological
Political and legal of business environment
Concept of liberalisation
Privatisation and globalisation
Impact of government policy changes on business and industry with special reference to liberalisation, privatization and gobalization

Business studies: Unit 04

Planning
Concept of planning
Importance
Limitations
Planning process
Types of plans
Objective
Strategy
Policy
Procedure
Method
Rule
Budget
Programme

Business studies: Unit 05

Organising
Concept and Importance
Steps in the process of organising
Structure of organisation
Functional and divisional
Formal and informal organisation
Concept of delegation
Elements and Importance
Concept and importance of decentralization

Business studies: Unit 06

Staffing
Concept and importance of staffing
Staffing as a part of human resource management
Staffing process
Meaning and sources of recruitment
Selection process
Concept and importance of training and development

Business studies: Unit 07

Directing
Concept and Importance
Elements of Directing
Concept of supervision
Concept of motivation
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
Finacial and non financial incentives
Concept of leadership
Qualities of a good leader
Concept of communication
Formal and Informal communication
Barriers to Effective Communication
How to overcome the barriers

Business studies: Unit 08

Controlling
Concept and Importance
Relationship between planning and controlling
Steps in the pricess of control

Business studies: Unit 09

Financial management
Concept
Objective of financial management
Decisions relating to investment
Financing and Dividend
Concept and importance of financial planning
Financial structure
Concept and factors affecting structure
Fixed and Working Capital
Concept and factors affecting its requirements

Business studies: Unit 10

Financial markets
Concepts and types of financial markets
Money market and its instruments
Capital market and its types
Functions of stock exchange
Trading and settlement procedure
Dematerialisation and depositories
Objetives of nsei
Objectives of bse
Objectives and functions of securities exchange board of india

Business studies: Unit 11

Marketing management
Marketing
Meaning
Functions
Marketing vs selling
Marketing Management Philosophies
Concept of marketing mix
Concept of product
Branding
Labelling and packaging
Price
Factors determining price
Concept of physical distribution
Channels of Distribution
Choice of Channels
Concept and elements of promotion
Concept and role of advertising
Objections against advertising
Personal selling
Concept and qualities of a good salesman
Concept and techniques of sales promotion
Concept and role of publicity

Business studies: Unit 12

Consumer protection
Concept and importance of consumer protection
Consumer Protection Act 1986
Consumer and consumer protection
Right and responsibilities of consumers
Redressal machinery
Consumer awareness
Role of consumer organizations and ngo’s

Chemistry+

Chemistry: Unit 01

Solid state
Classification of solids based on different bindings forces
Molecular, ionic, covalent and metallic solids
Amorphous and crystalline solids
Unit cell in two dimensional and three dimensional lattices
Packing efficiency
Calculation of density of unit cell
Packing in solids
Voids
Number of atoms per unit cell in a cubic unit cell
Point defects
Electrical and Magnetic properties
Band theory of metals conductors
Semiconductors and insulators and n and p type semiconductors

Chemistry: Unit 02

Solutions
Types of solutions
Expression of concentration of solutions of solids in liquids
Solubility of gases in liquids
Solid solutions
Colligative properties
Relative lowering of vapour pressure
Rault’s law
Elevation of boiling point
Depression of freezing point
Osmotic pressure determination of molecular masses using colligative properties
Abnormal molecular mass
Van’t hoff factor and calculations involving it

Chemistry: Unit 03

Electrochemistry
Redox reactions
Conductance in electrolytic solutions
Specific and molar conductivity
Variations of conductivity with concentration
Kohlrausch's law
Electrolysis and laws of electrolysis
Dry cell
Electrolytic cells and galvanic cells
Lead accumulator
EMF of a cell
Standard electrode potential
Nernst equation and its application to chemical cells
Relation between Gibbs energy change and EMF of a cell
Fuel cells
Corrosion

Chemistry: Unit 04

Chemical kinetics
Rate of reaction
Factors affecting rates of reaction
Concentration
Temperature
Catalyst
Order and molecularity of a reaction
Rate law and specific rate constant
Integrated rate equations and half life
Concept of collision theory
Activation Energy
Arrhenious Equation

Chemistry: Unit 05

Surface chemistry
Adsorption
Physisorption and Chemisorption
Factors affecting adsorption of gases on solids
Catalysis
Homogeneous and heterogeneous
Activity and Selectivity
Enzyme Catalysis
Colloidal state
Distinction between true solutions
Colloids and suspensions
Lyophilic
Lyophobic
Multimolecular and macromolecular colloids
Properties of colloids
Tyndall effect
Brownian movement
Electrophoresis
Coagulation
Emulsion
Types of emulsions
Elementary idea of nanomaterials

Chemistry: Unit 06

General principles and processes of isolation of elements
Principles and methods of extraction
Concentration
Oxidation
Reduction electrolytic method and refining
Occurrence and principles of extraction of
Aluminium
Copper
Zinc and iron

Chemistry: Unit 07

P-block elements
Group 15 elements
General introduction
Electronic configuration
Occurrence, preparation, properties and uses of hydrogen
Oxidation states
Trends in Physical and Chemical properties
Nitrogen
Preparation, properties and uses
Compounds of Nitrogen
Preparation and Properties of Ammonia and Nitric acid
Oxides of Nitrogen
Allotropic forms of phosphorus
Compound of phosphorus
Preparation and Properties of Phosphine
Halides and Oxoacids
Group 16 elements
Dioxygen
Classification of oxides and ozone
Allotropic forms of sulphur
Compound of sulphur
Preparation, properties and uses of sulphur dioxide
Sulphuric acid
Industrial process of manufacture
Properties and Uses
Other oxides and oxoacids of sulphur
Group 17 elements
Trend in physical and chemical properties
Compounds and halogens
Preparation, properties and uses of chlorine and hydrochloric acid
Interhalogen compounds
Oxoacids of halogens
Group 18 elements
Uses

Chemistry: Unit 08

D and f block elements
General introduction
Electronic configuration
Occurrence and characteristics of transition metals
General trends in properties of the first row transition metals
Metallic character
Ionization
Enthalpy
Oxidation states
Ionic radii
Colour
Catalytic property
Magnetic properties
Interstitial compounds
Alloy formation
Lanthanoids
Chemical reactivity and lanthanoid contraction and its consequence
Actinoids
Oxidation states and comparison with Lanthanoids

Chemistry: Unit 09

Coordination compounds
Introduction
Ligands
Coordination number
Colour
Magnetic properties and shapes
IUPAC Nomenclature of mononuclear coordination compounds
Bonding
Structural and stereo isomerism
Importance of coordination compounds

Chemistry: Unit 10

Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
Haloalkness
Nomenclature
Nature of C-X bond
Physical and Chemical properties
Mechanism of Substitution Reactions
Stability of carbocations
R-s and d-l configurations
Haloareness
Substitution reactions
Use and environmental effects of
Dichloromethane
Trichloromethane
Tetrachloromethane
Iodoform
Freons and ddt

Chemistry: Unit 11

Alcohols, phenols and ethers
Alcohols
Nomenclature
Methods of Preparation
Physical and Chemical properties of primary alcohols
Identification of primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols
Mechanism of dehydration
Uses of methanol and ethanol
Phenols
Physical and Chemical properties
Acidic nature of phenols
Electrophillic substitution reaction
Uses of phenols, uses with special reference to methanol and ethanol
Ether
Physical and chemical properties and uses

Chemistry: Unit 12

Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids
Aldehydes and ketons
Nomenclature
Nature of carbonyl group
Methods of Preparation
Physical and chemical properties and mechanism of nucleophilic addition
Reactivity of alpha hydrogen in aldehydes
Uses
Acidic nature of carboxylic acids
Carboxylic acids: formation of esters, acid chlorides and amides, ester hydrolysis
Acidic nature
Physical and Chemical properties

Chemistry: Unit 13

Organic compounds containing nitrogen
Nitro compounds
General methods of preparation and chemical reactions
Amines:Nomenclature,classification,structure,basic character and identification of primary, secondary and tertiary amines and their basic character
Nomenclature
Classification
Structure
Methods of Preparation
Physical and Chemical properties
Uses
Identification of primary, secondary and tertiary amines
Cyanides and isocyanides will be mentioned at relevant places in context
Diazonium salts
Preparation
Chemical reactions and importance in Synthetic Organic Chemistry

Chemistry: Unit 14

Biomolecules
Classification of carbohydrates
Monosaccharides
D-l configuration
Oligosaccharides
Polysaccharides
Importance of carbohydrates
Proteins
Elementary idea of α -amino acids
Peptide Bond
Polypeptides proteins
Primary structure
Secondary structure
Tertiary Structure and Quaternary Structure
Denaturation of protiens
Enzymes
Lipids and hormones and their classification and functions
Classification and Function of Vitamins
Nucleic acids
DNA and RNA

Chemistry: Unit 15

Polymers
Classification
Natural and synthetic
Methods of polymerization
Copolymerization
Some important Polymers
Polythene
Nylon
Polyesters
Bakelite
Rubber
Biodegradable and non-Biodegradable polymers

Chemistry: Unit 16

Chemistry in everyday life
Chemicals in medicines-Analgesies,tranquilizers,antiseptics,disinfectants,antimicrobials,antifertility drugs,antibiotics,antacids,antihistamins-their meaning and common examples
Analgesics
Tranquilizers
Antiseptics
Disinfectants
Antimicrobials
Antifertility Drugs
Antibiotics
Antacids and antihistamines
Chemicals in food, soaps and detergents
Preservatives
Artificial Sweetening Agents
Elementary idea of antioxidants
Chemicals in food-Preservatives,artificial sweatening agents-common examples, Cleansing agents - -Soaps and detergents,cleansing action
Soaps and detergents
Cleansing Action

Economics+

Economics: Unit 01

Micro economics
Concepts of functions
Curves
Straight line
Slope
Individual and market demand schedule
Demand function
Law of demand
Utility
Marginal utility
Explanation of the law of demand
Exceptions to the law of demand
Factors determining demand
Change in demand and change in quantity demanded
Giffen goods and inferior goods
Consumer surplus
Price of elasticity of demand
Income and cross elasticity of demand
Measurement of point and arc elasticity of demand
Elastic
Perfectly elastic
Unit elastic
Inelastic and perfectly inelastic demand
Factors affecting elasticity of demand
Implication of elasticity
Average of production function
Marginal and total production
Relationship among those law of variable proportion
Returns to scale
Economies
Diseconomies
Cost of production
Short run
Long run cost curves
Ac, mc, avc, afc, tc, tvc, tfc and relationship among them
Derivation of long run cost curve from short run and their relationship
Average of revenue
Marginal and total revenue relationship among them
Relationship among ar, mr and elasticity of demand
Supply function
Law of supply
Individual and market supply curve
Change in supply and change in quantity supplied
Factors determining supply
Elasticity of supply
Different types of markets
Perfect competition
Monopoly
Monopolistic competition
Duopoly
Oligopoly
Bilateral monopoly
Monopsony
Characteristics
Equilibrium price determination
Equilibrium under perfect competition both under short and long run
Supply curve
Equilibrium under monopoly

Economics: Unit 02

Macro economics
National income
Circular flow of income
Different methods of estimating national income
Problems in measuring national income
Determination of income and employment
Keynesian approach
Aggregate demand and its components
Consumption function
Propensity to consume
Saving function
Propensity to save
Factors influencing consumption expenditure
Equilibrium level of income
Saving investment equality
Investment multiplier
Concept of full employment
Causes of inflation
Demand pull and cost push inflation
Money and banking
Credit and deposit creation by commercial banks
Credit/deposit/money multiplier
Credit control methods and role of central bank
Fiscal policy
Expansionary fiscal policy
Fiscal policy to correct inflation
Deficit financing
International trade and balance of payments
Balance of trade
Balance of payments accounts
Equality in balance of payments
Equilibrium in balance of payments
Methods of correcting deficit in balance of payments
Exchange rate-fixed
Floating and managed floating exchange rates

Economics: Unit 03

Statistics and Indian economy
Mesures of dispersion
Range
Mean, mode, median and standard deviation
Lorenz curve
Gini coefficient
Poverty
Inequality
Unemployment in indian economy
Inequality in distribution of land ownership
Income
Inequality in distribution of capital in private sector
Definition of poverty
Different estimation
Causes
Poverty alleviation measures
Unemployment
Different types of unemployment
Causes of umemployment
Measures for generating employment

Education+

Education: Unit 01

Factors of learning
Definition of motivation
Role in learning
Definition of attention
Characteristics
Definition of interest
Mental abilities
Nature as described by spearman and thurstone
Definition of intelligence
Role of mental
Abilities in learning
Conditioning

Education: Unit 02

Mechanisms of learning
Experiment and educational implications of classical conditioning
Experiment and educational implications of operant conditioning
Problem solving
Experiment of thorndike’s theory of learning
Major laws
Educational implications
Experiment and educational implications of gestalt theory of learning

Education: Unit 03

Statistics in education
Tabulation of data
Frequency distribution
Measures of central tendency and their uses
Mean, mode, median and standard deviation

Education: Unit 04

Historical development in post-independence period
Major recommendation of indian university commission during 1948-49
Major recommendation of modaliar commission during 1952-53
Kothari commission during 1964-66 with special reference to structure
Curriculum
Tri-language formula
Relevance with modern system of education
Basic features of national policy on education 1986 with revised policy on 1992

Education: Unit 05

Different types and stages of education
General education
Basic concept of pre-primary, primary, secondary, higher secondary and higher education
Aims and objectives and structures
Vocational and technical education
Aims and objectives and importance in modern system of education

Education: Unit 06

Modern trends in education
Differently abled children
Visually impaired children categories and educational provision
Deaf and dumb children categories and educational provision
Common behavioural problem observed in class room situation and the role of parents and teachers to overcome these problems
Concept and needs of distance mode of education
Concept of privatization in education
Advantages and disadvantages

Education: Unit 07

Education for the 21st centaury
Global perspective of education
Delores commission
Four pillars of learning
Role of technology in education
Computer
Edu-sat
Tv
Satellite television
Internet

English+

English: Unit 01

Prose
Dream and message by abdul kalam
A trip up the brahmaputra by lila majumder
After twenty years by o henry
Midsummer night’s dream by william shakespeare

English: Unit 02

Poetry
Crossing the bar by tennyson
The lake isle of innisfree by w.b. yeats
Macavity, the mystery cat by t.s. eliot
An elementary school classroom in a slum by stephen spender

English: Unit 03

Supplementary reader
Letter from a father to his daughter by jawaharlal nehru
What is civilization
The early civilizations
Egypt and crete
China and india
Language, writing and numerals

English: Unit 04

Writing
Notice
Official letter
Descriptive narrative

English: Unit 05

Grammar
Editing
Dialogue completion
Transformation

English: Unit 06

Comprehension
One passage for comprehension

Geography+

Geography: Unit 01

Geomorphic processes and resultant landforms
Landforms associated with exogenetic process
Concept of gradation
Degradation
Aggradation
Weathering
Erosion and mass wasting
Agents of gradations
Processes and landforms
Work of river
Work of glacier
Work of wind
Work of ground water
Work of sea-waves

Geography: Unit 02

Cycle of erosion - mechanism and processes
Fluvial cycle of erosion
Interruptions in fluvial cycle and resultant landforms
Arid cycle of erosion

Geography: Unit 03

Drainage pattern
Classification
Characteristics
Relation of drainage pattern with structure and topography

Geography: Unit 04

Soil - definition, factors of soil formation
Fundamental of soil forming processes
Specific
Soil profile
Soil erosion and conservation

Geography: Unit 05

Climate
Composition and structure of atmosphere
Insolation
Factors controlling temperature
Distribution of temperature
Vertical and horizontal
Inversion of temperature
Pressure belts and wind system
Cyclone – tropical and extra tropical
Anti-cyclone
Types and associated weather
Concept of jet stream
El-nino
La-nina
Forms of precipitation
Types of rainfall
World climatic classification
Equatorial
Monsoon
Mediterranean
Desert
Polar

Geography: Unit 06

Concept of economic activities
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Quinary
Primary activity-agriculture
Types of agriculture
Shifting cultivation
Intensive subsistence farming
Extensive commercial farming
Plantation farming
Mixed farming
Geographical factors , distribution and production of the following
Rice
Wheat
Tea
Rubber
Concept of green revolution
White revolution
Blue revolution

Geography: Unit 07

Secondary activities – industry
Factors affecting location of industries
Types of industries
Agro-based
Food processing
Cotton textile
Ready-made garments
Jute
Forest based
Paper
Rubber
Mineral based
Iron and steel
Petrochemical
Engineering and automobiles

Geography: Unit 08

Population
Causes and distribution of population
Density of population
Present trend of population
Population growth
Migration and their types
Causes and impact of migration on distribution of population
Determinants of population change
Age-sex ratio
Demographic transition model
Present status of india

Geography: Unit 09

Settlement
Types of settlement
Rural and urban
Rural settlement
Factors determining the type of rural settlements
Patterns and distribution
Urban settlement
Classification according to size and functions

Geography: Unit 10

Regional economic development
Basic indicators of economic development
Basic indicators of human development index
Concept of region
Planning region
Classification,
Hierarchy of planning region
Growth and development of the following regions
Haldia port
Chhattisgarh
Electronic industrial area
Bangaluru

History+

History: Unit 01

Historiography
Methods of modern history writing
Colonial
Nationalist
Subaltern
Historians and their style of writing history
Edward gibbon
Jadunath sircar
Ramesh
Ch. majumdar
Ramesh chandra dutta
Irfan habib
Romila thapar
Amales tripathi
Ranajit guha
Gyan pandey
Importance of museums

History: Unit 02

Growth of colonialism and expansion of imperialism - 19th and 20th century
Nature and characteristics of colonization in asia and the new world
Economic dynamics of imperialism and colonialism from mercantile to industrial and finance capital
Hobson-lenin thesis on colonialism and imperialism
The political basis of colonialism
The necessity of controlling areas on which the imperialist country was economically dependent
Impact of colonialism and social discrimination

History: Unit 03

Colonial supremacy and its impact on India and China
India
Political
Administration
Police
Army
Economic
Revenue
Trade
Deindustrialization
Introduction of railways
Selective industrialization
China
Economic exploitation
Mining rights
Unequal treaties
The canton trade

History: Unit 04

Imperialism and the social, economic and cultural reaction
India
Spread of western education
Role of the christian missionaries
Bentinck
Macaulay and charles wood
Social reform movements in india
Ram mohan roy
Vidyasagar
H.v.l derozio
Atmaram pandurang
Dayananda saraswati
Veeresalingam
Swami vivekananda
Jyotiba phule
Sir s.a khan and the aligarh movement
Rise of the middle class and its features
Emergence of the rural elite
Subaltern groups
Adivasis
Dalits
China
Emergence of a western educated class
The influence of christianity
May fourth movement

History: Unit 05

Colonial administration and reaction of the Indians
Reaction of rowlatt act 1919 and jallianwala bagh tragedy
Revolutionary activities in punjab and bengal
Kshudiram bose
Bagha jatin
Surya sen
Benoy -badal-dinesh
Pritilata
Bina das
Bhagat singh
Morley-minto act 1909
Mont ford act, 1919 and govt. of india act. 1935 and the provision of communal electorates
Divide and rule policy
Muslim league
Communal award of 1932
Lahore resolution
The princely states and the british government
The creation of an alternative loyalist base

History: Unit 06

Political developments in Asia during the second world war
India
Linlithgow offer
Cripps mission
The indian response
Role of gandhi and the quit india movement
Subhas bose and the ina-ina trials
Rin revolt
The backdrop to the transfer of power
The british governments role
Cabinet mission
Mountbatten's negotiations
Mountbatten award
Transfer of power
Japan
Asia for asians
Japan and china
Japanese advance through south and east asia and the consequent linking up with the ina
Changes situation in the european colonial in south-east asia
Indochina and indonesia

History: Unit 07

The cold war
Background
Inception
Development form 1942 to 1948
The truman doctrine and the marshal plan
The military alliances
Impact
The berlin crisis
Eastern europe under the u.s.s.r
Suez crisis
Cuban missile crisis
Korea and vietnam
The nuclear arms race and peace initiatives
Non-alignment
The political background
Its principles
Building up the movement
Belgrade and subsequent conference
An evaluation
The arab world
Israel vs the arab world
Oil diplomacy
People's republic of china
Its rise and place in world politics

History: Unit 08

Decolonization and national building
The indian experience
Formation of the constituent assembly
Important features of the indian constitution
Economic planning
Nehruvian socialist ideas
Agriculture
Heavy industries
Nationalisation of banking system
Technological advances
Case studies
Africa-algeria
South east asia-indonesia
Emergence of bangladesh
Regional co-operation - saarc

Home management and home nursing+

Home management and home nursing: Unit 01

The management process in family living
The process of management
Different stages in management process
Planning
Organizing
Controlling and evaluating
Management process in homemaking activities and its characteristics
Decision making
Importance of decision making
Process and types of decision making in home management process

Home management and home nursing: Unit 02

Work management
Management of time
Importance of time management
Steps in the time management
Steps in making daily and weekly time plans in home making activities
Management of energy
Importance of energy management
Energy requirements for living and household tasks
Definition of fatigue
Types of fatigue
Fatigue management
Work simplification
Definition
Importance
Advantages
Mundel’s classes of change

Home management and home nursing: Unit 03

Management of family income
Family income definition and their types
Family budget
Importance
Steps in making budget
Factors affecting family budget
Account keeping
Systems guidelines in keeping accounts and its advantages
Savings
Definition and objective of savings
Different types of savings
Gpf
Cpf
Ppf
P.o savings
Banks
Lic policies and schemes
Investments
Types of investment
Principles involved in investments
Concept of banking
Opening and operating a bank account
Types of cheques
Filling a deposit slip
Procedure for making a demand draft
Use of atm, debit and credit cards
Credit
Meaning and sources of credit
Types of credit and its uses

Home management and home nursing: Unit 04

Adolescence and adulthood
Growth and development during puberty and adolescence
Effect of sports and exercise on physical fitness
Cognitive and language development
Socio-cultural and emotional development and its influence on adolescence
The family and socialization
Development of gender roles and stereotypes
Problems of adolescences with solving and reasoning
Adulthood meaning and related responsibilities
Preparation of marital life and concept of family planning
Issues of increasing life expectancy
Sensitizing students to the needs and care of the elderly

Home management and home nursing: Unit 05

Meal planning for the family
Objectives of meal planning
Food groups and its composition
Food selection
Factors affecting food selection
Definition of balance diet
Meal planning of various age group and different physical, logical condition and rda
Developing good food habits

Home management and home nursing: Unit 06

Clothing management
Selection of clothing and its relation to personality
Factors and elements affecting clothing and designing
Care of clothing
General principles,
Precautions during removal of stains
Washing
Cleaning
Storage of clothes

Home management and home nursing: Unit 07

The organization of work at home
Cleaning
Daily, weekly and periodic cleaning
Different types of cleaning equipment and materials
The operations maintenance and care of household equipment
House pest and their control

Home management and home nursing: Unit 08

Family housing
Necessity of housing
Factors influencing choice of a house
Selection of furnishing materials for interior decoration
Curtains
Carpets and rugs
Upholstery
Bed
Table linen
Choice of materials used for furniture
The arrangement of furniture in different rooms
Accessories in interiors

Home management and home nursing: Unit 09

Consumer and extension education
Definition of consumer
Problem faced by consumer
Adultered food
Consumer aids
Consumer redressal forum and redressal agencies
Consumer awareness
Extension education
Home science extension education and its objects
Process of communication
Individual, group and mass contacts
Group discussion
Demonstrations
Fieldtrips
Mass
Print and electronic
Effective role of audio visual aids in mass communication and extension education

Mathematics+

Mathematics: Unit 01

Relations and Functions
Relations and Functions
Types of relations
Reflexive
Symmetric
Antisymmetric
Transitive and equivalence relations
One-one
Onto functions
One-one onto functions composite functions
Concept of exponential and logarithmic functions
Inverse of a function
Binary operations and simple properties
Inverse trigonometric functions (principal value only)
Definition
Range
Domain
Principal value branches
Graphs of inverse trigonometric function
Elementary properties of inverse trigonometric functions

Mathematics: Unit 02

Algebra
Matrices
Concept
Notation
Order
Equality
Types of matrices upto 3rd order
Column matrix
Row matrix
Square matrix
Diagonal matrix
Scalar matrix
Identity matrix
Zero matrix
Transpose of a matrix
Orthogonal matrix
Symmetric and skew symmetric matrices
Addition
Multiplication and scalar multiplication of matrices
Simple properties of addition
Multiplication and scalar multiplication
Non-commutativity of multiplication of matrices and existence of non-zero matrices whose product is the zero matrix
Concept of elementary row and column operations
Invertible matrices and proof of the uniqueness of inverse
Determinant
Determinant of a square matrix
Properties of determinants
Minors
Cofactors and application of applications of determinants in finding the area of a triangle
Symmetric and skew symmetric determinants and their properties
Adjoint and inverse of a square matrix
Consistency, inconsistency and number of solutions of system of linear equations by examples
Solving system of linear equations in two or three variables using inverse of a matrix
Cramer’s rule and its applications

Mathematics: Unit 03

Calculus
Continuity and differentiability
Derivative of composite functions
Chain rule
Derivates of inverse trigonometric functions
Derivate of implicit functions
Concept of exponential and logarithmic functions to be base e
Logarithmic functions as inverse of exponential functions
Derivatives of logarithmic and exponential functions
Logarithmic differentiation
Derivative of functions expressed in parametric forms
Second order derivatives
Rolle’s theorem and lagranges’s mean value theorems and their geometric interpretation an simple applications
Applications of derivatives
Rate of change
Increasing / decreasing functions
Tangents and normals
Approximation
Maxima and minima
Simple problems
Integrals
Integration as inverse process of differentiation
Integration of a variety of functions by substitution
By partial fractions and by parts
Only simple integrals of the following type to be evaluated
Definite integrals as a limit of a sum
Fundamental theorem of calculus
Basic properties of definite integrals and evaluation of definite integrals
Application of the integrals
Applications in finding the area bounded under
Simple curves
Especially lines
Areas of circles
Parabolas
Ellipses
Area under the curve y = sin x, y = cos x, area between the two above said curves
Differential Equations
Definitions
Order and degree
General and particular solutions of a differential equation
Formation of different equation whose general solution is given
Solution of differential equations by method of specification of variables
Homogeneous differential equations of first order and first degree solutions of linear differential equation of the type

Mathematics: Unit 04

Vectors and three-dimensional geometry
Vectors
Vectors and scalars
Magnitude and direction of a vector
Direction cosines/ratios of vectors
Type of vectors
Position-vectors of a point
Negative of a vector
Components of a vector
Addition of vectors
Multiplication of a vector by a scalar
Position vector of a point dividing a line segment in a given ratio
Triangle and parallelogram law of vectors
Simple application
Scalar product of vectors
Projection of a vector on a line
Vector product of vectors
Scalar triple product
Geometrical representation of product of vectors
Simple application of dot, cross and scalar triplet product
Three-dimensional geometry
Direction cosines/ratios of a line joining two points
Orthogonal projection of a line segment on a straight line
Cartesian and vector equation of a line
Coplanar and skew lines
Shortest distance between two lines cartesian and vector equation of a plane in cartesian and vector forms
Angle between
Two lines
Two planes
A line and a plane
Distance of a line and plane from a point
Condition of coplanarity of two straight lines
Condition for a straight line to lie on a plain and simple applications

Mathematics: Unit 05

Linear programming
Linear Programming
Introduction
Definition of related terminology such as constraints
Objective function
Optimization
Different types of linear programming problems
Mathematical formulation of l.p. problems
Graphical method of solution for problems in two variables
Feasible and infeasible regions
Feasible and infeasible solutions
Optimal feasible solutions

Mathematics: Unit 06

Probability
Multiplication theorem on probability
Conditional probability
Dependant and independent events
Total probability
Baye’s theorem
Random variable and its probability distribution
Mean and variance of random variable
Repeated independent trials and binomial distribution its mean and its variance

Nutrition+

Nutrition: Unit 01

Steps in nutrition and calorie requirement
Mechanism of digestion and absorption of food
Metabolism of carbohydrate
Protein and fat
Calorie requirement in different physiological condition
Concept of bmr and its significance

Nutrition: Unit 02

Dietetics and meal planning
Balance diet for pregnant and nursing mother
Importance of breast feeding
Breast feeding v/s artificial feeding
Weaning food
Causes of malnutrition in infant due to defective feeding practices
Planning of low cost balance diet from locally available cheap foods
Preparation of simple therapeutic diet
Methods of food preservation and its importance

Nutrition: Unit 03

Concept of immunity nutrition
Different deficiency diseases
Protein calorie malnutrition
Anemia
Vitamin
A malnutrition and goiter
Objectives of supplementary food
Preparation of supplementary food for vulnerable groups
Nutrition education
Importance of nutrition education
Nutrition education methods
Posters
Charts
Audio-visual aids
Lectures
Methods of diet survey
Food habits in a family
Food adulteration
Elementary idea about the ongoing national nutrition programmes in india
Calculation of nutritive value of diet using food value tables

Philosophy+

Philosophy: Unit 01

Arguments
Arguments and its different forms
Nature and distinction of deductive and inductive argument
Difference between validity and truth

Philosophy: Unit 02

Proposition
Nature of proposition and its different parts
Characteristics of copula
Distinction between proposition and judgment
Between proposition and grammatical sentence
Classification of proposition according to
Relation
Quality
Quantity
Four-fold scheme of classification of categorical propositions
Rules of transformation of grammatical sentences into logical proposition
Distribution of term in proposition
Proposition and proposition-forms

Philosophy: Unit 03

Opposition of propositions
Nature
Definition and kinds of opposition of propositions
Traditional square of opposition
Inference by opposition of propositions

Philosophy: Unit 04

Immediate inference
Conversion and rules of conversion
Obversion and rules of obversion
Contraposition and rules
Material obversion

Philosophy: Unit 05

Mediate inference
Categorical syllogism
Definition, characteristics and structure
Role of middle term
Figures of categorical syllogism
Moods of categorical syllogism
General rules of categorical syllogism and fallacies
Testing the validity of categorical syllogism

Philosophy: Unit 06

Compound argument
Hypothetical-categorical syllogism
Disjunctive-categorical syllogism
Testing the validity of hypothetical and disjunctive syllogism

Philosophy: Unit 07

Diagram of categorical propositions
Boolean interpretation of categorical proposition
Representation on venn diagram of categorical proposition

Philosophy: Unit 08

Symbolic logic and truth function
Symbols for conjunction
Negation
Disjunction
Complication
Material equivalence
Truth value
Tautology
Self
Contradictory and contingent
Determination of truth value by truth table method

Philosophy: Unit 09

Nature of inductive argument
Definition of inductive argument
Grounds of induction
Formal and material
Marks of scientific induction
Distinction between scientific and unscientific induction
Analogical argument and different criteria for evaluating analogical argument
Concept of bad analogy

Philosophy: Unit 10

Cause and its different meanings
Cause as necessary condition
Cause as sufficient condition
Cause as necessary and sufficient condition
Distinction between cause and condition
Doctrine of plurality of causes
Evaluation of the view

Philosophy: Unit 11

Causes of elimination and mill’s inductive methods
Method of agreement
Method of difference
Joint method
Method of concomitant variation
Definition and explanation with symbolic and concrete example for all methods
Advantage and disadvantage
Testing the inductive arguments by applying these methods
Inductive fallacies
Bad analogy
Illicit generalization
Taking an irrelevant factor as a cause
Taking co effects of the same cause as a cause of another effect
Post hoc ergo propter hoc

Sociology+

Sociology: Unit 01

Indian society - structure and processes
Society in pre-british india-varna system
Chaturashrama
Self sufficient village economy
Nature of social classes
British rule and its impact on society
Processes of social change sanskritization
Westernization
Modernization
Secularization
Globalization

Sociology: Unit 02

Origin and development of sociology in India
Development of sociology as a discipline
Different perspectiues in studying indian society
Indological
Historical
Dialectical and subaltern

Sociology: Unit 03

Rural and urban society
Concept of village and village community
Features
Agrarian social structure and classes
Changes in village life
Concept of urban community
Features and urban class structure

Sociology: Unit 04

Indian social institutions - continuity and changes
Family
Joint family
Changes in structure and functions of family
Concept and features of caste and tribe
Concept of dominant caste
Jajmani system
Changes in caste system
Changes in tribal society
Caste-class continuum
Religion
Viwes of vivekananda and maulana abul kalam azad
Religion in the present day society
Education
Role of eduction in modernization and social change

Sociology: Unit 05

Contemporary social issues
Population poverty
Illiteracy and unemployment
Its concepts and their interrelations
Consequences and remedies
Communalism
Regionalism
Terrorism
Concept, causes and consequences
Corruption
Concept and remidal measures
Women
Changing status of women in india
Violence against women
Concept of environment
Relation with society
Environmental problems
Concept of mass media
Influence of mass-media in social life

Statistics+

Statistics: Unit 01

Mathematics
Basis concept of limit
Continuity and differentiability
First and second order derivates of a variety of non-trigonometric univariate functions
Maximum and minimum of a variety of non-trigonometric univariate functions
Integration of a variety of non-trigonometric univariate functions by substitution by partial fractions and by parts
Standard definition of gamma integral and results involving it without derivations

Statistics: Unit 02

Correlation and regression
Bivariate data
Scatter diagram
Correlation and correlation coefficient
Properties of correlation coefficient
Rank correlation
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
Concept of regression
Principle of least squares
Fitting of regression lines
Important results relating to regression lines

Statistics: Unit 03

Probability and probability distributions
Random experiment
Trial
Sample space
Sample point and different types of events
Definition of probability
Classical
Statistical and axiomatic
Theorem on the probability of a union of two and three events
Conditional probability
Theorem on conditional probability for two and three events
Independence of events
Bayes' theorem and its application
Random variable and its probability distribution
Cumulative distribution function
Probability mass function and probability density function
Mathematical expectation
Uniform, exponential, normal, poisson and binomial distributions.
Bernoulli
Binomial
Poisson, normal & binomial distributions
Geometric
Exponential and normal distributions

Statistics: Unit 04

Sampling estimation and testing of hypothesis
Population and sample
Census and sample survey
Concepts of probability sampling and random number tables
Concepts of sampling distribution of statistic and its standard error
Simple random sampling with replacement and simple random sampling without replacement
Concept of point estimation
Requirement of a good estimator
Unbiasedness
Consistency
Efficiency
Elementary concept of mvue and blue
Statistical tests of hypothesis
Null and alternative hypotheses
Simple and composite hypotheses
Critical region
Type-i and type-ii errors
Level of significance and size of critical region
Power of a test
Tests of significance related to a single binomial proportion
Poisson parameter and two binomial proportions using large sample approximations
Exact tests of hypotheses under normal set-up for a single mean
Equality of two means and single variance
Frequency chi-square test and goodness of fit

Statistics: Unit 05

Sampling, estimation and testing of hypothesis
Parameter and statistic

Statistics: Unit 06

Population studies
Vital events
Rates and ratios
Measurement of mortality
Crude
Specific and standardised death rates
Infant mortality rate
Measurement of fertility and reproduction
Crude birth rate
General
Specific and total fertility rates
Gross and net reproduction rates

TBSE 12th 2020 Preparation Tips

Students should go through all the topics and chapters of each subject of TBSE 12th.
Prepare a timetable for study and prioritize important and weaker sections first.
Make notes on important topics of TBSE 12th 2020 syllabus and revise formulae daily to keep remember.
Students should solve the past ten-year question papers in order to familiarise with the exam pattern and frequent questions.
Solving previous papers helps to boost confidence and help in understanding the kind of questions which are to be expected in the TBSE 12th exams.

Each student will have to appear for 5 subjects.
Each paper is held for 100 marks and the duration of 3 hours is given to write the TBSE HS 2020 exam.
To pass TBSE 12th exams 2020, candidates will have to secure 30% in written and practical together.

TBSE 12th Subject-wise Marking Scheme

Subject	Theory Marks	Practical Marks/Internal Assessment	Total Marks
Accountancy	90 Marks	10 Marks	100
Biology	70 Marks	30 Marks	100
Business Studies	90 Marks	10 Marks	100
Chemistry	70 Marks	30 Marks	100
Economics	90 Marks	10 Marks	100
English	90 Marks	10 Marks	100
Geography	70 Marks	30 Marks	100
History	90 Marks	30 Marks	100
Mathematics	100 Marks	-	100
Physics	70 Marks	30 Marks	100
Political science	90 Marks	30 Marks	100
Psychology	70 Marks	30 Marks	100

Tripura Board prescribes the question papers for class 12th exams.
Students should download and practise with previous year question papers to prepare smartly.
Solving previous year's papers will help in analysing the preparation level.
Thus students can work on the weak areas and score well in the exam.
TBSE 12th sample papers can also be downloaded from the link given above.

Tripura Board admit cards were available on February 20, 2020. Students can collect the same from their schools
TSBE 12th admit card 2020 includes details like candidate’s name, roll number, registration number, photograph, the name of the board, father’s and mother’s name, subjects, center name & code, important instructions, exam schedule and signature of the officials.
Students have to carry their admit card to the exam hall or else they are not allowed to take the test.

Admit card
School ID

TBSE 12th 2020 Result

Tripura Board will declare the result of TBSE 12th exams for Science, Arts and Commerce stream. TBSE 12th results for Science, Arts and Commerce stream will be released in the mid of July 2020. Students should know that Tripura board 12th exam result can be accessed in online mode. They will need to enter roll numbers only to check the result for Arts, Commerce and Science streams. TBSE class 12 result 2020 will carry details like student’s name, roll number, registration number, enrolment number, status, grade and total marks.

How to view Tripura board 12th Result 2020?

Browse the official website: tripuraresults.nic.in.
Click on the relevant link of result as per student's stream arts, commerce and science.
Enter roll number and click on submit button.
TBSE 12th exam result will open on the screen.

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	SC	30
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What does HS exam mean?

Answer:

HS exam refers to the higher secondary examination which is held class 12 exams in Tripura board.

Question: What are the practical dates of TBSE 12th exams?

Answer:

TBSE 12th practical exams were held tentatively from January 2 to 31, 2020.

Question: Where can I get TBSE 12th admit card 2020?

Answer:

You can get your Tripura HS admit card from the respective school authority.

Question: Can I apply for TBSE 12th exams immediately after passing 10th?

Answer:

No, you can not apply for 12th without passing class 11 exams.

TBSE 12th Updates and Notifications

TBSE Class 10 and 12 remaining exams to be conducted from June 5

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agar ma bengoli me fail hua 5-6 marks se to kya mujhe next year exam dena hoga yea ise saal de sakta hu mera total 5 subject hai 1) English 2) Bengoli 3) Economics 4) Accountancy 5) Business Studies

Vikas gehlot 8th Mar, 2020

If you get compartment in only one subject then you can appear for the compartment exam and don't need to appear for whole one year to repeat even in two subject compartment you can appear for the compartment exam and clear in the same year itself for having compartment in more than two subjects it is considered and fail and you need to repeat.

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what are the practical dates of tbse?

Smrity 21st Feb, 2020

Hello,

The practical dates for TBSE HS class 12 2020 of Biology, chemistry, geography, home management, home nursing, nutrition, physics and psychology will be held during 2nd January,2020 to 31st January,2020. You need to contact your school for the exact dates as to when it is going to be held.

The practical examination in statistics will be held on 17th January,2020 at 11:00 a.m.

The practical examination for music is on 12th and 13th February,2020 at Bani Vidyapith Girls's H.S. School, Agartala at 11:00 a.m.

I hope this helps.

All the best!

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