CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025 (Available): Difficulty Level and Student Reviews

CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025 with difficulty level and student reviews are available here

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Updated on - Mar 26, 2025 | 02:00 PM IST

CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025: Difficulty level and student reviews

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CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025: The CBSE Board has commenced the class 12th Chemistry Board Exam 2025, today, February 27, 2025, from 10 am. As the exam concludes at 1:30 pm, the CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025 with student reviews will be available below. The CBSE 2025 Class 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis will include the difficulty of each section, the overall difficulty level of the exam, the number of good attempts, and which section was time-consuming.

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CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025

Students can check the complete detailed analysis of the CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam 2025 below.

Section	CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam Analysis 2025
Difficulty Level of Section A	Easy
Difficulty Level of Section B	Moderate
Difficulty Level of Section C	Moderate to Difficult
Difficulty Level of Section D	Moderate to Difficult
Overall Difficulty Level	Moderate
Total Number of Good Attempts	55+
Was the paper time-consuming?	Yes
Which section was lengthy?	Sections D and E.
Important Topics Asked	Solid State and Solutions Electrochemistry and Chemical Kinetics Coordination Compounds Organic Chemistry – Haloalkanes, Alcohols, Phenols, and Aldehydes Biomolecules and Polymers p-Block, d-Block, and f-Block Elements Chemistry in Everyday Life

CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam 2025 | Student Reviews

The detailed review of the CBSE 12th Chemistry Exam 2025 by the students will be updated here.

Students felt the inorganic questions were tricky and time-consuming.
MCQs were tricky and well balanced questions were asked from the entire syllabus.
Most of the questions were directly asked from the NCERT textbook.