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CBSE Board — SA1 2015 Question paper

SA1 class X mathematics question paper for Indian School Salalah, Oman was of very high difficulty level. Scoring 90% mark is not possible even to smart students. Other areas same paper was generated at less difficulty level. How it is happening regional discrimination and how will you compare results with different difficulty level.
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Even for 2 mark question there is lot to write...also in sufficient time..
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