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Key Facts: BSEH SS Fine Arts Exam

Code 770

BSEH Senior Secondary Fine Arts subject code

BSEH Class 12 Fine Arts syllabus PDF (2026-27)

30 + 50 + 20

Theory + Practical + Internal Assessment marks (total 100)

BSEH Class 12 Fine Arts examination pattern

2 hours 30 minutes

Typical BSEH Senior Secondary Fine Arts theory exam duration

BSEH Class 12 Fine Arts QPD (code 770)

33%

Common Senior Secondary subject pass floor for BSEH electives

BSEH Senior Secondary notification practice

English MCQ adaptation

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BSEH Senior Secondary Fine Arts is a Class 12 public-exam subject (code 770) with Theory 30 + Practical 50 + IA 20 (theory ~2.5 hours) covering Indian painting history from manuscript miniatures through modern and living traditions — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for BSEH-aligned Fine Arts theory knowledge only, not a performance or portfolio simulation.

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1The Western Indian School of manuscript painting is especially associated with illustrated texts of which religious tradition?
A.Jain Kalpasutra and related manuscripts
B.Only Christian illuminated Gospels of Europe
C.Only Confucian court scrolls of China
D.Only modern oil portraits of colonial Calcutta
Explanation: Western Indian manuscript painting (Gujarat–Rajasthan) is famously linked to Jain texts such as the Kalpasutra and related narrative books.
2Birth of Mahavir is a noted theme in which category of Indian painting listed in the BSEH Class 12 Fine Arts plan?
A.Western Indian School manuscript painting (Kalpasutras)
B.Only Kangra Pahari oil landscapes
C.Only Mughal garden photography
D.Only contemporary digital NFTs
Explanation: The teaching plan cites Birth of Mahavir among Western Indian Kalpasutra manuscript examples (e.g., fifteenth-century Jain Bhandar, Rajasthan).
3Trishla’s fourteen dreams is a subject typically found in which manuscript tradition?
A.Kalpasutra paintings of Western India
B.Only Mughal Hamzanama battle folios
C.Only Company botanical prints
D.Only Deccan polo scenes of Chand Bibi
Explanation: Trishla’s fourteen dreams is a classic Kalpasutra subject in the Western Indian manuscript tradition.
4Kalakacharyakatha (c. 1497, Ahmedabad) is best classified as:
A.A Western Indian manuscript painting example
B.A pure Mughal Jahangir album leaf only
C.A Bengal School wash painting of 1905
D.A Dhokra bronze casting
Explanation: Kalakacharyakatha (1497, Ahmedabad) is listed with Western Indian manuscript painting examples.
5Indra praising (Devasano Pado Kalpasutra, Gujarat, about 1475) belongs to which broader school grouping?
A.Western Indian School of painting
B.Only Basohli Pahari school
C.Only Company School of Madras
D.Only Progressive Artists’ Group
Explanation: Devasano Pado Kalpasutra (Gujarat ~1475) is a Western Indian manuscript painting example.
6Chaurpanchasika paintings of fifteenth-century Gujarat are associated with:
A.The manuscript painting tradition of Western India
B.Only Shahjahan-period Mughal architecture plans
C.Only Jamini Roy’s modern folk stylisation
D.Only Phad storytelling scrolls of Rajasthan exclusively as metalwork
Explanation: Chaurpanchasika (fifteenth-century Gujarat) is cited under the Western Indian manuscript tradition.
7Lokeshvar from the Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita (Pala, c. 1050, National Museum, New Delhi) represents which school?
A.Pala School of painting
B.Kishangarh Rajasthani school
C.Bijapur Deccan school
D.Guler Pahari school
Explanation: The syllabus lists Lokeshvar (Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita, Pala c. 1050, National Museum) under Pala School of painting.
8Compared with later Rajasthani court miniatures, Pala manuscript painting is characteristically linked to:
A.Buddhist manuscript illustration in eastern India
B.Only European oil chiaroscuro portraits
C.Only Mughal gem-study naturalism of Jahangir’s atelier alone
D.Only Gond dot-and-line tribal murals of Madhya Pradesh exclusively
Explanation: Pala painting is known for Buddhist manuscript illustration in eastern India (e.g., Prajnaparamita manuscripts).
9Which of the following is a Rajasthani painting sub-school listed in the BSEH Class 12 Fine Arts syllabus?
A.Mewar
B.Kangra
C.Bijapur
D.Company School of Calcutta
Explanation: Mewar is a major Rajasthani sub-school. Kangra is Pahari; Bijapur is Deccan; Company School is colonial.
10Malwa, Bundi, Kota, Bikaner, Kishangarh, Jodhpur, and Jaipur are grouped in the syllabus primarily as:
A.Rajasthani painting sub-schools
B.Only Pahari hill schools
C.Only Mughal imperial atelier cities of Central Asia
D.Only modern Progressive Artists’ cities
Explanation: These are classic Rajasthani sub-schools named in the Class 12 plan (along with Mewar).

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