Chapter wise PYQ of Class XII chemistry.

A Complete Resource for Students & Teachers.

Preparing for Class XII Chemistry becomes significantly easier when students understand the pattern, structure, and depth of questions asked in the CBSE Board Examinations. To support both learners and educators, we have compiled Chapter-wise Past 10 Years’ Previous Year Questions (PYQs) of Chemistry in a clean, organized, and exam-oriented format.Whether you are revising for your board exams, preparing classroom assignments, or planning targeted practice sessions, these PYQs will give you a crystal-clear idea of what CBSE expects and how to score full marks with confidence.

Why These PYQs Are Valuable

1. Clear Understanding of Exam Pattern

These PYQs highlight the most recurring question types, weightage trends, and the conceptual areas frequently tested by CBSE. Students can quickly identify high-yield topics and plan their study strategy effectively.

2. Chapter-Wise Segregation for Easy Practice

Instead of searching through long question papers, you can now access questions chapter by chapter—perfect for focused revision and topic-based study.

3. Ideal for Teachers

Teachers can directly use these questions for:

Assignments
Class tests
Board-level practice sheets
Revision sessions
This saves time and ensures students get high-quality, authentic exam practice.

4. Boost Conceptual Clarity

Repeatedly solving PYQs helps students understand how concepts are applied in real examination scenarios. It builds confidence and improves answer-writing skills.

What’s Included

10 Years of CBSE Board Questions
Chapter-wise Arrangement (as per NCERT)
Short Answer, Long Answer, and Case-Based Questions
Competency-based and Application-based Questions
Updated with the latest CBSE patterns

Who Should Use This Resource?

Class XII Students: For strong preparation, revision, and exam-oriented practice.
Teachers: For high-quality teaching material, worksheets, and assessments.
Coaching Institutes: For homework, tests, and board-level practice.