The AISSCE Physics Board Paper 2020 was not only tricky but also lengthy. Being the first year of introduction of MCQ's into the CBSE Board pattern, CBSE should have set the paper at an average standard as per MCQ's were concerned. Not only were the MCQ's tough and conceptual, but they were also time-consuming. Further, inspite of physics being the toughest and most challenging subject, only two days of preparatory leave was given to students appearing for the same.

Section-A of the paper which is supposed to be scoring for average and below-average students failed to serve its purpose this time. 

Section-B was also tricky and even above average students would be losing a minimum of seven marks due to this ordeal.

CBSE is requested to give all students grace marks for MCQ's, especially the tricky ones.