CBSE Pre-Board paper in three easy steps
Choose the class, the subject and the chapters. Neuva AI writes a full Pre-Board paper in the subject's CBSE Sample Question Paper 2026-27 pattern: the same sections, marks, internal choices and time. You check it, change any question with one tap and download it.
Who it's for
CBSE teachers and exam heads of Classes X and XII who set Pre-Board papers and want the board's sample paper pattern without building it by hand.
What you get
The CBSE sample paper pattern, set for you
Only subjects with a CBSE Sample Question Paper 2026-27 pattern can be chosen, so the sections, marks, internal choices and time always follow that subject's pattern. Subjects without one are shown as coming soon.
Checked before you see it
Every paper gets Bloom levels and a quality check: repeated questions, marks that don't add up and unclear questions are fixed or shown to you.
Change one question, add an answer key or Set B
Change any question with one tap, make the answer key with a marking scheme, or add a Set B with the same pattern and new questions.
How it works
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Pick the class
Class X or Class XII.
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Pick the subject
Only subjects with a CBSE Sample Question Paper 2026-27 pattern, with their official subject code.
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Pick the chapters and generate
Full syllabus is ticked by default; untick chapters if you need to, then tap Generate and download PDF or Word.
Frequently asked questions
Which subjects can I choose?
Class X subjects with a CBSE Sample Question Paper 2026-27 pattern (Mathematics Standard and Basic, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Computer Applications, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence) and the Class XII subjects whose sample papers we have (Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Hindustani Music Vocal, Painting, Physical Education). More subjects are added as their patterns are checked.
Does it copy questions from the CBSE sample paper?
No. Only the structure is followed: sections, marks, question types, internal choices and time. The questions are new, written for your chapters. Always review a paper before using it in an exam.
Is a Hindi or Sanskrit paper written in Hindi?
Yes. Hindi and Sanskrit papers are made in the subject's own language and script, like the CBSE sample paper.
What if I need a different pattern?
Open the full Question Paper tool from the link at the bottom: it opens with your class, subject and chapters, and you can build any pattern there.
Ready to try it with your own class?
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