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The voices of Class 12 Applied Maths students cannot be ignored! In this video, we are standing in solidarity with students across the country regarding the recent Class 12 Applied Mathematics exam. After a thorough analysis of the question paper, it is clear that there are significant concerns regarding the difficulty level, out-of-syllabus questions, and the overall marking scheme. Email Draft for CBSE Question Paper Observations To: qpobservation@cbseshiksha.in Subject: Observations on Question Paper - Applied Mathematics (Code 241) - Grade 12 - [09/03/2026] Respected Director (Academic), I am writing to submit formal observations regarding the Grade 12 Applied Mathematics (Subject Code: 241) Examination held on [09/03/2026]. Upon reviewing the question paper, several discrepancies regarding the syllabus and data provided were noted: Technical Observations & Syllabus Mismatches: Question No. Nature of Issue Specific Details Q. 19 Out of Syllabus This question involves Inverse Trigonometry, which is not part of the Applied Mathematics (241) curriculum. Q.28(b) this question involvespecial integral which is not also the part of the Applied Mathematics (241) curriculum. Q. 35 Out of Syllabus The question covers the Returns concept (Financial Mathematics), which is currently excluded from the syllabus. Q. 37(ii) Out of Syllabus Calculation of Average Change in sales is not included in the prescribed syllabus for this academic year. Q. 34(b) Incomplete Data The question relates to Poisson Distribution, but the necessary exponential values (e^{-\lambda}) required to solve the problem were not provided. Note: These discrepancies may significantly impact the performance and time management of students who followed the official NCERT/CBSE Applied Mathematics curriculum. We kindly request the Board to take these points into consideration during the evaluation process and provide necessary marking concessions or instructions to the evaluators. Details of the Examination: Subject: Applied Mathematics (241) Grade: 12 Set No: 4 School Name: Thank you for your attention to this matter. Best regards, [Your Name] [PGT ] [School Name] [Contact Number]