9th Class Physics Pairing Scheme 2024 for Punjab Boards

Download 9th class physics pairing scheme 2024 in PDF for all Punjab Boards. Are you looking for updated paper pairing scheme of 9th class physics for punjab boards 2024 exams? We have uploaded class 9 phy pairing 2024 in pdf below. This pairing scheme is applicable for all Boards of Punjab including Lahore Board, Gujranwala Board, Multan Board, Sahiwal Board, Rawalpindi Board, Sargodha Board, Bahawalpur Board, DG Khan Board and Faisalabad Board.

9th Class Physics Pairing Scheme 2024 PDF

Here is your pairing scheme 2024 for class 9th physics. There is a blue download button under the pairing scheme file, from where you can save this pairing scheme offline as well.

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Paper pattern and pairing scheme always play a vital role in final preparation of exams. If you are preparing for 9th class upcoming annual or 2nd annual exams 2024, this scheme is totally applicable and authentic. You can follow this scheme and make your study plan accordingly. In case of any changes in the scheme, we will update this page according to 9th class physics latest pairing scheme.

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Keep in mind that although the scheme is issued by paper setters and board sources, still there are always some chances of deviation so never make yourself totally dependent on the pairing scheme. Students are advised to prepare an extra pair of questions to get maximum marks in exams.

9th Class Physics Paper Pattern 2024

9th class physics paper is divided into sections i.e. Objective and Subjective. Objective paper is separate and collected after 15 minutes. While subjective time is 1:45 hours. Total marks of the paper are 60 Marks.

Objective Part (12 Marks)

(12 MCQs x 1 Mark Each = Total 12 Marks) – Objective portion will contain 12 MCQs. Each MCQs carries 1 Mark. Total Marks are 12.

Subjective Part (48 Marks)

Subjective portion is divided into 2 parts i.e. Short Questions and Long Questions.

• Part 1 (Short Questions) will contain 3 main questions, each question will contain 8 short questions. Attempt any 5 out of 8 short questions from each Question 2,3 and 4. (15 SQs x 2 Marks Each = Total 30 Marks)
• Part 2 (Long Questions) will contain three long questions and you have to attempt any 2 of them. Each long question contains two parts, one is theoretical and other is numerical. You have to solve both parts of the same question. (2 LQs x 9 Marks Each = Total 18 Marks)