CBSE Practice Test Generator
Generate unlimited CBSE-style practice questions from NCERT content or previous-year papers. Perfect for Class 6โ12 board and school exam preparation.
Sample CBSE Class 10 Science questions โ pre-loaded
Click Generate to create a CBSE-style practice test from these questions, or replace them with questions from your own NCERT chapter.
1. Define the term 'refraction of light' and state Snell's law. 2. A resistor of 10ฮฉ is connected to a 5V battery. Find the current flowing through the circuit. (Use Ohm's law) 3. What is the role of the ozone layer in protecting life on Earth? 4. If the focal length of a concave mirror is 15 cm, what is its radius of curvature? 5. Differentiate between renewable and non-renewable sources of energy with one example each.
Swap these for questions from your own NCERT chapter for targeted revision.
Tips for CBSE Preparation
- โUse NCERT exercise questions as your source for the most syllabus-accurate output.
- โPaste questions chapter by chapter to focus revision on one topic at a time.
- โSet difficulty to Tough or Mixed to simulate board-exam level questions.
- โInclude previous-year questions to get questions that follow the exact CBSE marking pattern.
- โUse the timer to practise under exam conditions before the actual board exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use NCERT questions as the source?
Yes. Paste exercise questions or back-of-chapter questions from any NCERT textbook. The AI generates similar questions following the same format.
Does it follow the latest CBSE paper pattern?
The AI mirrors whatever pattern you provide. Paste questions from a recent CBSE sample paper and it will generate questions in that format.
Is it useful for Class 10 and Class 12 board preparation?
Absolutely. Use Tough or Mixed difficulty and include previous-year questions as your source for the best board-level practice.
Can I upload a photo of my CBSE question paper?
Yes. Take a clear photo of any printed CBSE question paper and upload it. The AI reads the questions and generates new ones in the same pattern.