SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – II, MARCH 2014 Class – X

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Class X  SA II Sample Papers
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Sample Papers
 Marking Scheme & Blue Print
 English
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Sample paper 4
 Marking Scheme
 Blue print 3
Marking Scheme 3
Blue print 4
Marking Scheme 4
 Hindi
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Sample paper 3
 Sample paper 4  
Marking Scheme 1
Blue print 1
Marking Scheme 2
Blue print 3
Marking scheme 3
Marking scheme 4
Blue print 4
 Maths
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Sample paper 5
 Marking scheme 1
Blue print 1
Marking scheme 2
Blue print 2
Marking scheme 3
Blue print 3
Marking scheme 4
Blue print 4
 Sanskrit
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 Blue print 1
Marking scheme 1
Blue print 2
Marking scheme 2
Science
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 Sample paper 3
 Blue print 1
Marking scheme 1
Blue print 2
Marking scheme 2
Blue print 3
Marking scheme 3
 Social
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Sample paper 4
 Blue print 1
Marking scheme 1
Blue print 2
Marking scheme 2
Blue print 3
Marking scheme 3
Blue print 4
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