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To obtain your class 10th roll number while studying at Government High School, Badhal, the most direct approach is to contact your school administration or the examination office, as they can provide you with your roll number and any additional details regarding your examinations. It's also a good idea to check for official notices posted on school notice boards or the school's official website, as important information may be announced there. If you're unable to get the information from your school, consider reaching out to the local education board or examination authority responsible for conducting the class 10th exams in your region, as they may have a system in place to retrieve roll numbers based on personal details. Additionally, if your school has an online student portal, logging in there might also help you find your roll number. By following these steps, you should be able to efficiently locate your class 10th roll number.

The 10th class board exam pattern and question paper design may vary depending on the board of education (e.g., CBSE, ICSE, or state boards). Here's a general overview of the exam pattern and question paper design: Exam Pattern1. *Theory Exams*: Typically, 80-90% of the total marks are allocated to theory exams.2. *Practical Exams*: 10-20% of the total marks are allocated to practical exams (for subjects like Science, Computer Science, etc.).3. *Internal Assessments*: Some boards may include internal assessments, such as projects, assignments, or class tests. Question Paper Design1. *Section-wise Division*: Question papers are often divided into sections, such as:    - Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)    - Section B: Short Answer Questions    - Section C: Long Answer Questions2. *Marking Scheme*: Each question is assigned a specific mark, and the total marks for each section are specified.3. *Time Duration*: The exam duration varies depending on the subject and board, typically ranging from 2 to 3 hours. Sample Question Paper StructureHere's a sample question paper structure for a 10th class board exam: *Section A (MCQs) - 20 marks*1. Question 1: [1 mark]2. Question 2: [1 mark].3. Question 20: [1 mark] *Section B (Short Answer Questions) - 30 marks*1. Question 1: [3 marks]2. Question 2: [3 marks].3. Question 10: [3 marks] *Section C (Long Answer Questions) - 50 marks*1. Question 1: [10 marks]2. Question 2: [10 marks].3. Question 5: [10 marks] Please note that this is a general example, and the actual question paper design and marking scheme may vary depending on the board and subject.