The Class 12 students of JAIN International Residential School (JIRS) Bengaluru, ranked as the top residential school in Karnataka and India by Education World’s India School Rankings for 2024-25, appeared for their Mathematics board exam on March 8. As the students stepped out of the examination hall, they expressed satisfaction with the paper, and the Mathematics faculty shared similar sentiments.
Mr. Ganesh N, PGT Mathematics at JIRS, remarked, “The Mathematics (041) paper covered the entire syllabus with unit-wise weightage. While most MCQs were knowledge-based, some required a solid understanding of concepts. The two-mark questions were straightforward, while the three-mark questions posed a challenge and demanded deeper conceptual clarity. The long-answer section was manageable, with questions largely based on the NCERT textbook. Case study questions were direct and easy to comprehend. Overall, the paper was moderate and student-friendly, assessing knowledge, conceptual understanding, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.”
With a structured approach to learning and regular practice, JIRS students appeared well-prepared for the exam, demonstrating confidence in their responses.
