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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: PSEB Class 12 German Exam

3 hours

PSEB Senior Secondary German theory exam duration

PSEB Class 12 German syllabus 2025–26

Code 024

PSEB subject code for Senior Secondary German

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class XII

80 + 20

Theory 80 marks + project work/INA 20 marks = 100

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class XII / Class 12 German syllabus

33% pass

Separate and aggregate pass floor framing under current PSEB Senior Secondary rules — confirm year circular

PSEB scheme of studies / result rules; verify official circular

Tangram aktuell 2

Prescribed textbook (Hueber), Niveau A2/1

PSEB Class 12 German syllabus 2025–26

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official PSEB German-medium board paper

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PSEB Senior Secondary German (code 024) is Class 12 elective German with Theory 80 + INA 20 = 100 and a German-medium mixed paper (Tangram aktuell 2, A2/1). Pass is 33% separate and aggregate. Fees are paid through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation — not an official paper simulation and not a substitute for writing or oral INA.

Sample PSEB Class 12 German Practice Questions

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1Choose the correct definite article: „___ Buch liegt auf dem Tisch.“
A.Der
B.Die
C.Das
D.Den
Explanation: Buch is neuter. Nominative/accusative neuter definite article is das: das Buch.
2Choose the correct indefinite article: „Ich kaufe ___ Apfel.“ (accusative masculine)
A.ein
B.eine
C.einen
D.einem
Explanation: Apfel is masculine. Accusative of ein- is einen for masculine: Ich kaufe einen Apfel.
3What is the correct negative article? „Wir haben ___ Zeit.“ (feminine, no time)
A.kein
B.keine
C.keinen
D.keinem
Explanation: Zeit is feminine. Kein- declines like ein-; feminine nominative/accusative is keine: Wir haben keine Zeit.
4Identify the gender: die Universität
A.Masculine
B.Feminine
C.Neuter
D.Plural only
Explanation: Die Universität is feminine (die). Many nouns ending in -tät are feminine.
5Choose the correct dative article: „Ich helfe ___ Freund.“ (masculine)
A.der
B.den
C.dem
D.des
Explanation: Helfen takes the dative. Masculine dative definite article is dem: Ich helfe dem Freund.
6Complete: „Das ist das Auto ___ Lehrers.“ (genitive masculine)
A.der
B.des
C.dem
D.den
Explanation: Genitive masculine/neuter definite article is des (+ often -s on the noun): des Lehrers.
7Which form is correct? „Die Studenten lesen ___ Zeitungen.“ (accusative plural)
A.die
B.der
C.den
D.das
Explanation: Plural accusative definite article is die (same as nominative plural): die Zeitungen.
8Choose the correct article after a dative preposition: „mit ___ Bus“
A.der
B.den
C.dem
D.das
Explanation: Mit always takes the dative. Bus is masculine → dem Bus: mit dem Bus.
9Complete with accusative: „Sie sucht ___ Schlüssel.“ (masculine object)
A.der
B.den
C.dem
D.des
Explanation: Suchen takes an accusative object. Masculine accusative definite article is den: den Schlüssel.
10Which sentence uses a correct nominative predicate after sein?
A.Das ist einen Lehrer.
B.Das ist ein Lehrer.
C.Das ist einem Lehrer.
D.Das ist eines Lehrers.
Explanation: After sein (and werden, bleiben), the predicate noun stays nominative: Das ist ein Lehrer.

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