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FOR CBSE CLASS 12 EXAM PREPARATION
CBSE Class 12 2026
Question Paper ·
Computer Science
EXAM YEAR TYPE SUBJECT
CBSE Class 12 2026 Question Paper Computer Science
Notes · Sample Papers · Previous Year Papers · Mock Tests
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1. (true) (false) :
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2. (Code Snippet) output 1
s = "the Truth"
print(s.capitalize())
(A) The truth (B) THE TRUTH
(C) The Truth (D) the Truth
3. (Python) True (evaluate) ? 1
(A) 2>3 and 2<3 (B) 3>1 and 2
(C) 3>1 and 3>2 (D) 3>1 and 3<2
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(i) This question paper contains 37 questions.
(ii) All questions are compulsory. However, internal choices have been
provided in some questions. Attempt only one of the choices in such
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1. State True or False : 1
In Python, data type of 74 is same as the data type of 74.0.
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(A) 2>3 and 2<3 (B) 3>1 and 2
(C) 3>1 and 3>2 (D) 3>1 and 3<2
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4. output ? 1
s='War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy'
print(s.partition("by"))
(A) ('War and Peace ', 'by', ' Leo Tolstoy')
(B) ['War and Peace ', 'by', ' Leo Tolstoy']
(C) ('War and Peace ', ' Leo Tolstoy')
(D) ['War and Peace ', ' Leo Tolstoy']
5. statement output ? 1
print("PythonProgram"[–1:2:–2])
6. output ? 1
t = tuple('tuple')
t2 = t[2],
t += t2
print(t)
(A) ('tuple')
(B) ('tuple','p')
(C) ('t', 'u', 'p', 'l', 'e', 'p')
(D) ('t', 'u', 'p', 'l', 'e')
7. (dictionaries) ? 1
(A) (sequence)
(B) elements key
(C) elements (value)
(D) element key value
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4. What is the output of the following code snippet a
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s='War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy'
print(s.partition("by"))
(A) ('War and Peace ', 'by', ' Leo Tolstoy')
(B) ['War and Peace ', 'by', ' Leo Tolstoy']
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8. L (List) , 6 elements ,
(statement) exception raise ? 1
(A) L.pop(1) (B) L.pop(6)
(C) L.insert(1,6) (D) L.insert(6,1)
9. output ? 1
def f1(a,b=1):
print(a+b,end='–')
c=f1(1,2)
print(c,sep='*')
(A) 3–2 (B) 3–2*
(C) 3–None (D) 3*None–
10. statement : 1
f1 = open("pqr.dat","________")
Read only mode mode ?
(A) a (B) rb
(C) r+ (D) rb+
11. statement (True) (False), : 1
(Python) , try……except……finally statement logical
errors handle
12. table candidate keys , primary key
table (alternate keys) ? 1
(A) 0 (B) 1
(C) 2 (D) 3
13. SQL (existing relation)
(degree) ? 1
(A) DROP TABLE (B) ALTER TABLE
(C) UPDATE…SET (D) DELETE
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8. If L is a list with 6 elements, then which of theafollowing statements will
raise an exception ? 1
(A) L.pop(1) (B) L.pop(6)
(C) L.insert(1,6) (D) L.insert(6,1)
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In Python, Logical errors can be handled using try……except……finally
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14. query output ? 1
SELECT MACHINE_ID, MACHINE_NAME FROM INVENTORY
WHERE QUANTITY <= 100;
(A) (INVENTORY) (table) (quantity) 100
(B) (INVENTORY) 100 (quantity)
(ID)
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(D) (INVENTORY) 100
(ID)
15. MySQL (relation) 2 (tuples) 3
(attributes) 2 Attributes (delete) 4 tuples
(relation) (cardinality) ? 1
(A) 4 (B) 5
(C) 6 (D) 7
16. SQL , (table) (aggregate function)
(smallest value) (return) ? 1
(A) MIN() (B) MAX()
(C) SMALL() (D) LOWER()
17. Computer Networks , RJ 45 ? 1
(A) Radio Jockey 45 (B) Registered Jockey 45
(C) Radio Jack 45 (D) Registered Jack 45
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SELECT MACHINE_ID, MACHINE_NAME FROM INVENTORY
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18. (Network device) (entry) (exit)
(point) , (data)
(routing paths)
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(A) (Modem) (B) (Gateway)
(C) (Switch) (D) (Repeater)
19. XML (full form) ? 1
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(A) (A) (R) (A) (R)
(B) (A) (R) , (A) (R)
(C) (A) , (R)
(D) (A) , (R)
20. (A) : [1,2,3]+'123' (invalid
expression) 1
(R) : (list) (string)
21. (A) : SQL (PRIMARY) KEY (constraint)
value (unique)
NULL 1
(R) : (Candidate) keys (Primary) key
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18. Which network device serves as the entry and exit
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22. (Python) (default parameters)
(Positional parameters) ? (Function header)
2
23. ( (BUILT_IN)
(FUNCTION) / (METHODS) 2
(i) (List) L (List) L1 (ascending
order) (List) L (elements) (arrange)
(ii) (character), ch (alphabet)
(statement)
24. D1 (dictionary) , 2
(i) (a) (Python expression) ,
Key 'RNo', D1
(b) Python expression D1 key
value 12
(ii) (a) D1 key 'RNo' key : value pair 'RNo':12
(BUILT_IN) statement
key 'RNo' function (value)
(b) D1 elements (delete ) statement
25. (Code) (execution) /
? code
for loop ? 2
import random
a = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
for i in range(4):
j = random.randrange(i, 5)
print{a[j],end='–')
print()
Options :
(A) 3–4–5–4– (B) 2–2–4–5–
(C) 4–3–3–5– (D) 5–1–2–4–
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22. What is the difference between default parameters and positional
parameters in Python ? Also give an example of a function header which
uses both. 2
23. Write a Python statement to perform the following tasks : (USE
BUILT_IN FUNCTIONS / METHODS ONLY) 2
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25. What possible output(s) from the given options will NOT be displayed
when the following code is executed ? Also, mention, for how many
iterations the for loop in the given code will run ? 2
import random
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26. string s string
(Vowels) (return)
(logical errors)
(Syntax errors)
2
def CountVowels(s):
c=0
for ch in range(s):
if 'aeiouAEIOU' in ch:
c=+1
return(ch)
27. (Production Manager)
(mineral water)
(table)
: 2
W_Code – (type – CHAR(5))
W_Description – (type – VARCHAR(20))
B_Qty – (type – INTEGER)
U_Price – (type – FLOAT)
(table) W_STOCK
(i) (a) (table) SQL command
(W_Code (primary) key )
(b) U_Price key ?
(ii) (a) table W_STOCK ,
(attribute) E_Date (DATE type ) SQL
command
(b) table W_STOCK , table B_Qty
SQL command
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26. The function given below is written to accept aastring s as a parameter
and return the number of vowels appearing in the string. The code has
certain errors. Observe the code carefully and rewrite it after removing all
the logical and syntax errors. Underline all the corrections made. 2
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water. She decides to create a table in a database to keep track of the
stock present in the factory. Each record of the table will have the
following fields : 2
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28. (a) (Bus topology) 2
(b) (Protocol) ?
Protocol ?
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29. (a) "Space.txt" text file
(digits) (return) ,
: 3
Space exploration has unlocked incredible
advancements in technology and science. Since the
first moon landing in 1969, space agencies have sent
probes to Mars, Jupiter and beyond. The ISS,
orbiting Earth at about 400 km, serves as a hub for
research. With missions planned for 2030, humanity’s
cosmic journey continues!
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(b) Space.txt
'e' ,
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Space exploration has unlocked incredible
advancements in technology and science. Since the
first moon landing in 1969, space agencies have sent
probes to Mars, Jupiter and beyond. The ISS,
orbiting Earth at about 400 km, serves as a hub for
research. With missions planned for 2030, humanity’s
cosmic journey continues!
incredible advancements science. agencies serves
research.
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28. (a) a Bus topology.
List one advantage and one disadvantage of 2
OR
(b) What is protocol in the context of computer networks? Which
protocol is used to transmit hypertext across the web?
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30. (a) FruitStack stack, list () (implement)
, ‘Name’, ‘Origin’, ‘Price’
‘Expiry’ Keys dictionary
: 3
{'Name':'Apple','Origin':'France','Price':120,
'Expiry':'12-08-2025'}
FruitStack (Operations)
(User defined functions) :
(i) push_fruit(FruitStack, Fruit): FruitStack
Fruit (argument)
(Price) 100 , Fruit record
FruitStack (push)
(ii) pop_fruit(FruitStack): (stack)
(topmost) (pop) (return)
stack “UNDERFLOW”
(iii) display(FruitStack): (topmost element)
Stack elements stack
(empty) “EMPTY STACK”
(b) User 10 integers input User
(three digit even integer) stack
, stack (three digit
even integers) pop (display) ,
12, 31, 320, 457, 6, 92, 924, 220, 1, 218 (entry) Stack
320, 924, 220, 218
output :
218 220 924 320
31. (a) (code) output : 3
def Exam2026(given) :
new=[]
for ch in given[1:-1]:
if ch.isupper():
new.reverse()
elif ch not in new:
new.append(ch)
elif ch in new:
new.pop()
print(new)
Exam2026("Gold–24Medals")
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30. (a) a using list, contains
A stack named FruitStack, implemented
records of some fruits. Each record is represented as a dictionary
with keys ‘Name’, ‘Origin’, ‘Price’, and ‘Expiry’. A sample record is
given here : 3
{'Name':'Apple','Origin':'France','Price':120,
'Expiry':'12-08-2025'}
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a record from the stack and returns it. If the stack is already
empty, the function should display “UNDERFLOW”.
(iii) display(FruitStack): This function displays all the
elements of the stack starting from the topmost element. If the
stack is empty, the function should display ‘EMPTY STACK’.
OR
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def Exam2026(given) :
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Exam2026("Gold–24Medals")
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(b) output :
def Exam2026(given):
new = 0
while given:
if new % 2:
new += given % 10
else:
new += given % 5
print(new, end='–')
given //= 10
Exam2026(123456)
– (4 4 = 16)
32. STOCK (table)
data (set) Table (data)
table : 41=4
(a) data SQL queries
(i) (Type)
(Maximum Price)
(ii) Price 0.5 (Type)'F'
(iii) (Qty Price )
(iv) Code, 'A'
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SECTION – D (4 4 = 16)
32. Abhishek has created a table, named STOCK, with a set of records to
maintain the data of packaged milk in his shop. After creating the table,
he entered the data and the table looked as follows :
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following tasks :
(i) To display Type and the maximum Price for each Type of m
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'A'.
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(b) table STOCK queries
output
(i) SELECT Volume, Qty, Price FROM STOCK
WHERE Type IN ('F','D');
(ii) SELECT Code, Qty from STOCK
WHERE Price BETWEEN 30 AND 50;
(iii) SELECT DISTINCT Type FROM STOCK;
(iv) SELECT Volume, count(*) FROM STOCK GROUP BY
Volume;
33. "States.csv" csv
: 4
:
['Andhra Pradesh','Amaravati',52221000,'Telugu']
Python ,
10000000 , csv 'More.csv'
: "States.csv" Header row Header row More.csv
34. (Finance House)
(tables) : CUSTOMERS LOANS
tables (sample data) : 41=4
Table: CUSTOMERS
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(b) a write the output on
Considering the table STOCK as given above,
execution of the following queries :
(i) SELECT Volume, Qty, Price FROM STOCK
WHERE Type IN ('F','D');
(ii) SELECT Code, Qty FROM STOCK
WHERE Price BETWEEN 30 AND 50;
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Each record of the file contains the following data : 4
Name of the State
Capital of the State
Population of the State
Official Language of the State
For example, a sample record in the file is :
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['Andhra Pradesh','Amaravati',52221000,'Telugu']
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csv file 'More.csv'. a
Note : "States.csv" also contains the Header row. The Header row
should NOT be copied to "More.csv".
34. Assume that you are the Manager of the Loans department of a Finance
House. To keep track of the loans you have created two tables : CUSTOMERS
and LOANS. The sample data in these tables is given below : 41=4
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Table: LOANS
: tables
queries
(i) LOANS (RoI) 7.0
(ii) (L_Amt) 1000000
(iii) C_ID, C_Name Terms (L_Date)
31 , 2024
(iv) (a) (RoI) (descending order)
(b) LOANS table C_ID C_ID (term)
35. MySQL , SCHOOL Account ,
: 4
Stud_id – integer
Sname – string
Class – string
Fees – float
(Python)
5000
(Python) MySQL (connection)
:
Username – admin
Password – root
Host – localhost
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(i) a Number of records from LOANS table where Rate of Interest (RoI) is
above 7.0.
(ii) Names of the customers whose loan amount (L_Amt) is above
1000000.
(iii) C_ID, C_Name and Terms of all those records where Loan Date
(L_Date) is after 31st December, 2024.
(iv) (a) m
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35. Peter has created a table named Account in MySQL database, SCHOOL,
having following structure : 4
Stud_id – integer
Sname – string
Class – string
Fees – float
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– (2 5 = 10)
36. (ICT) (Training
workshops) Next Step
(Resource Persons)
( ) RESOURCES.DAT
(Binary) 2+3=5
(R_ID, R_Name, R_Expertise, Charges)
:
R_ID – (Resource Person ID) (An integer)
R_Name - (Resource Person Name) (A string)
R_Expertise - (Area of Expertise of the
Resource Person)
Charges - ( )
, :
(12, 'P. Velusami','Machine Learning',5000)
(user defined functions)
:
(i) Append() – (input) RESOURCES.DAT
(ii) Update() – (Charges) 500
37. , (head office)
(ADMIN), (ACADEMIC), (HOSTEL), (SPORTS)
/
/ (i)
(v) / -
51=5
(ADMIN Block) (ACADEMIC Block)
(HOSTEL Block) (SPORTS Block)
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SECTION – E a (2 5 = 10)
36. NextStep is an organization which has a pool of resource persons to
conduct training workshops on various topics related to ICT. The data of
all its Resource Persons is stored in a binary file RESOURCES.DAT using
the following record structure (each record is a tuple) : 2+3=5
(R_ID, R_Name, R_Expertise, Charges)
where :
m
R_ID m
– Resource Person’s ID (An integer)
c. -o Resource Person’s Name (A string) m .co
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Charges - Charges (in rupees) per hour to conduct a workshop
For example, a record in the file is :
(12, 'P. Velusami','Machine Learning',5000)
In this context, write the following user defined functions in Python :
(i) Append() – To input the data of a Resource Person and write it in
the file RESOURCES.DAT.
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Update() – To increase the Charges of each resource person by
500. .co
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37. Sanjeevani is a big group of educational
Hyderabad. It is planning to a set up a new University in Amritsar. The
Amritsar University Campus will have four blocks/buildings – ADMIN,
ACADEMIC, HOSTEL, SPORTS. You, as a network expert, need to
suggest the best network-related solutions for them to resolve the
issues/problems mentioned in points (i) to (v), keeping in mind the distances
between various blocks / buildings and other given parameters. 51=5
Amritsar University Campus
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Block to Block distances (in Mtrs.)
FROM TO DISTANCE
(ADMIN) (ACADEMIC) 60 M
(ADMIN) (HOSTEL) 160 M
(ADMIN) (SPORTS) 80 M
(ACADEMIC) (HOSTEL) 40 M
(ACADEMIC) (SPORTS) 120 M
(HOSTEL) (SPORTS) 150 M
= 2000 ..
:
(ADMIN) 25
(ACADEMIC) 600
(HOSTEL) 120
(SPORTS) 50
(i) (server)
(ii)
cable layout
(iii)
(wired media)
(iv) , (24 7),
FM FM
(Communication medium) ?
(A) (Radio Waves)
(B) (Micro Waves)
(C) (Infrared Waves)
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Block to Block distances (ina Mtrs.)
FROM TO DISTANCE
ADMIN ACADEMIC 60 M
ADMIN HOSTEL 160 M
ADMIN SPORTS 80 M
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Distance
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Number of computers in each block is as follows :
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ACADEMIC 600
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(ii) Draw the cable layout to efficiently connect various blocks within
the Amritsar University Campus.
(iii) Name any two wired media that can be used to connect various
computers of a block inside Amritsar Campus.
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(v) (a) (online)
- (Audio-visual communication)
(Protocol)
(b) (signals)
(repeater) ?
_____________
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(v) (a) The students will be attending a lot ofaonline academic sessions
and workshops. These will involve audio-visual communication.
Write the full name of the protocol which will be used for such
a communication through the internet.
OR
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