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CBSE Board 2010 Examination Date Sheet Class XII

By himalayanreview
source: boardguess.com 
 

CBSE Board 2010 Examination Date Sheet

The countdown for the Board exam 2010 has begun. The first paper of on March 3 and the exams will continue till April 8. The first exam for the commerce stream will be business studies – to be hold on March 4. Political science – on March 5 – will be the first main paper in the humanities stream.

Date
Day
 Subject Name
 Time
03/03/2010
 Wednesday
 PHYSICS, RADIO ENG.&AUD.SYS, M PROD TPT &M COOP, POST HARV TECH&PRD, OPTICS, CLINICAL BIO-CHEM., COMM. HEALTH NURII, RADIOGRAPHY-I GENL, DESG & PAT MAKING, DYEING & PRINTING, ACCOMODAT. SERVICE, TRAVEL TRADE MGMT, CONFECTIONERY, CLSFN.& CATLOGUING, POULTRY PDTS& TECH, H EDN.& PUB HELATH
 10:30 AM
04/03/2010
 Thursday
 BUSINESS STUDIES
 10:30 AM
05/03/2010
 Friday
 FASHION STUDIES
 10:30 AM
06/03/2010
 Saturday
 POLITICAL SCIENCE
 10:30 AM
08/03/2010
 Monday
 CHEMISTRY, CONS BEHV & PROTCN, MGMT OF BANK OFFCE, APPLIED PHYSICS, MECH.  ENGINEERING,  FABRICATN.TECH-III, TV & VIDEO SYSTEMS, ELECTRICAL ENGG., MILK & MILK  PRODS. , B THERAPY &H DR-II, IOLOGY-OPTHALMIC, LAB. MEDICINE, FUND OF NURSING II,
RADIATION PHYSICS , ADVANCE FOOD PREP , CLOTHING CONST , BASIC DESIGN , FOOD PREPARATION , INDIA-TOURIST DEST , FOOD SCI.& HYGIENE , I T SYSTEMS , LIB. ADMN & MGMT. , PRIN &PRA-LIFE INS , POULTRY NUTR & PHY , INT TO FINANCL MKT , B CONCEPT-H &MED
10:30 AM
10/03/2010
 Wednesday
 ENGLISH ELECTIVE, FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH, ENGLISH CORE
 10:30 AM
12/03/2010
 Friday
 HISTORY, BIOTECHNOLOGY, SECT PRAC & ACCNTG, STORE KEEPING, CASH MGMT & H-KEEP, ELECT APPLIANCES, AUTOSHOP REP& PRAC, CIVIL ENGINEERING, FABRICATN.TECH-II, AC & REFRGTN-III, ELN.DEV.& CIRCUITS, D E MICROPROCESSOR , OPHTHALMIC TECH. , MICROBIOLOGY , MAT.&CHILD H.NURII , RADIOGRAPHY-II SPL , BAKERY SCIENCE , TPT. SYSTEMS &MGMT , POULTRY DISE & CNT , ACTG FOR BUSINESS , FIRST AID &MEDCL C
10:30 AM
13/03/2010
 Saturday
 DANCE-KATHAK, DANCE-BHARATNATYAM, DANCE-KUCHIPUDI, DANCE-ODISSI , DANCE-MANIPURI , DANCE-KATHAKALI , DANCE-MOHINIYATTAM , MULTIMEDIA & WEB T
 10:30 AM
15/03/2010
 Monday
 URDU ELECTIVE , AGRICULTURE , CR WRTNG TR STUDY , GRAPHIC DESIGN , PUNJABI , BENGALI , TAMIL , TELUGU , SINDHI , MARATHI , GUJARATI , MANIPURI , MALAYALAM , ORIYA , ASSAMESE , KANNADA , PORTUGUESE, GERMAN , RUSSIAN , NEPALI , LIMBOO , LEPCHA , BHUTIA , SPANISH , KASHMIRI , MIZO , URDU CORE , MARKETING , LENDING OPERATIONS , COMPUTER& LIFE I A
 10:30 AM
17/03/2010
 Wednesday
 BIOLOGY , OFFCE PRAC & SECT , ESTB & MGMT OF FSU , DTP CAD & MULTIMED
 10:30 AM
18/03/2010
 Thursday
 ECONOMICS
 10:30 AM
20/03/2010
 Saturday
 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
 10:30 AM
22/03/2010
 Monday
 MATHEMATICS , FLORICULTURE , COSMETIC CHEMISTRY , TEXTILE SCIENCE
 10:30 AM
23/03/2010
 Tuesday
 PSYCHOLOGY , STENOGRAPHY-ENG , STENOGRAPHY-HINDI
 10:30 AM
25/03/2010
 Thursday
 INFORMATICS PRAC. , COMPUTER SCIENCE , OFF. COMMUNICATION , ELE.COST A/C & AUD , SALESMANSHIP , ELECTRIC MACHINES , AUTO ENGINEERING , AC & REFRGTN-IV , DAIRY PLANT INSTRU , VEGETABLE CULTURE , YOGA ANATOMY &PHYS , MEAL PLNG & SERVIC , TOUR MGMT & MP PLN , REFERENCE SERVICE , B P O SKILLS
 10:30 AM
27/03/2010
 Saturday
 HINDI ELECTIVE , TIBETAN , FRENCH , PERSIAN , HINDI CORE
 10:30 AM
29/03/2010
 Monday
 ACCOUNTANCY , STORE ACCOUNTING , ENGINEERING SCI. , FOOD & BEV SERVICE
 10:30 AM
30/03/2010
 Tuesday
 SANSKRIT ELECTIVE , SANSKRIT CORE
 10:30 AM
31/03/2010
 Wednesday
 ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 10:30 AM
01/04/2010
 Thursday
 GEOGRAPHY
 10:30 AM
05/04/2010
 Monday
 HOME SCIENCE , ARABIC , FINANCIAL ACCNTG , BUSINESS DATA PRO.
 10:30 AM
06/04/2010
 Tuesday
 MUSIC CAR.VOCAL , MUSIC CAR.INS.MEL. , MUSIC CAR.INS.PER. , MUSIC HIND.VOCAL , MUSIC HIND.INS.MEL , MUSIC HIND.INS.PER , PHILOSOPHY , TYPEWRITING-ENG , TYPEWRITING-HINDI
 10:30 AM
07/04/2010
 Wednesday
 SOCIOLOGY , ENGG. DRAWING
 10:30 AM
08/03/2010
 Thursday
 PAINTING , GRAPHICS , SCULPTURE , COMMERCIAL ART
 10:30 AM
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