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Key Facts: RBSE SS PE Exam
060
RBSE subject code for Physical Education
RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics
100
Typical full marks for the subject scheme
RBSE syllabus examination scheme
3.15 hrs
Typical theory paper duration
RBSE Class 12 / Varishtha Upadhyaya syllabus scheme
33%
Typical minimum pass marks (confirm circular)
RBSE examination regulations
100
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RBSE Senior Secondary (Class 12) Physical Education (code 060) is a real Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan public-examination subject with appeared candidates in the 2026 main examination subject-wise statistics. Typical scheme: Theory 56 + Sessional 14 = 70 and Practical 30 = 100; passing generally 33% (and separate practical pass where applicable). Use these free MCQs for theory revision only.
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1Physical Education is best defined as an educational process that:
A.Uses physical activity and play to develop the whole person — body, mind and character
B.Only trains elite athletes for professional leagues
C.Is limited to memorising sports history without movement
D.Replaces all academic subjects with free play only
Explanation: Physical Education is an integral part of education that uses planned physical activity, games and sports to promote physical, mental, social and emotional development — not mere free play or elite sport alone.
2A primary objective of Physical Education in schools is to:
A.Eliminate all competition from school life
B.Develop health-related fitness, motor skills, sportsmanship and lifelong activity habits
C.Focus only on preparing students for desk jobs
D.Teach only one game for the entire year
Explanation: School PE aims at fitness, skill development, fair play, social values and habits that support lifelong physical activity and health.
3The role of Physical Education in the school curriculum is best described as:
A.An optional entertainment period with no learning goals
B.Only a punishment period for weak academic performers
C.An essential educational component that supports holistic development alongside other subjects
D.A substitute for medical treatment of all diseases
Explanation: PE is a legitimate academic-curricular area contributing to physical literacy, health and social development; it is not mere entertainment, punishment or medical therapy.
4Which statement reflects a common misconception about Physical Education?
A.PE can improve concentration and classroom readiness for many learners
B.PE develops teamwork and leadership through structured activities
C.PE contributes to health-related fitness when properly taught
D.PE is only for athletes and has little value for average students
Explanation: A widespread misconception is that PE benefits only talented athletes. In reality, quality PE serves all students’ health, skills and social development.
5Another frequent misconception about PE is that:
A.It is pure play with no educational content or planning
B.It can include planned learning objectives and assessment
C.Teachers can sequence skill progressions thoughtfully
D.Safety rules and fair-play norms are part of PE teaching
Explanation: Critics sometimes treat PE as unplanned recreation. Effective PE is organised instruction with objectives, progression, inclusion and evaluation.
6The Physical Education teacher’s primary professional role in school is to:
A.Only coach the school’s first team and ignore non-players
B.Plan, teach and evaluate PE programmes that promote fitness, skills and positive values for all students
C.Replace the school nurse for all medical decisions
D.Assign homework only in mathematics during PE periods
Explanation: The PE teacher designs inclusive programmes, teaches movement and games, fosters values, monitors safety and assesses learning — serving the whole student body.
7Which practice best shows a PE teacher acting as a positive role model?
A.Favouring only high-scoring athletes in every activity
B.Ignoring safety equipment to save time
C.Demonstrating fair play, respect, punctuality and healthy lifestyle habits
D.Ridiculing students who are less skilled
Explanation: Students observe teachers’ behaviour. Modelling respect, fairness, safety and healthy habits reinforces PE’s educational goals.
8Which aim of PE emphasises social development?
A.Only increasing maximum bench-press load
B.Only memorising chemical formulae
C.Only reducing sleep hours for more practice
D.Learning cooperation, leadership, respect for rules and acceptance of others through group activities
Explanation: Social objectives of PE include cooperation, sportsmanship, leadership, following rules and healthy peer relations developed in team and group settings.
9Cognitive (mental) development through PE can include:
A.Understanding tactics, rules, strategy and decision-making under activity conditions
B.Avoiding all thinking during games
C.Learning only by sitting still without practice
D.Forbidding any discussion of game plans
Explanation: PE develops understanding of rules, tactics, spatial awareness and problem-solving in movement contexts — a cognitive dimension alongside physical skill.
10In modern school PE, ‘physical literacy’ most nearly means:
A.The ability to read sports newspapers only
B.Motivation, confidence, physical competence and knowledge to value and take part in physical activity for life
C.Winning every inter-school trophy
D.Avoiding all outdoor activity after school
Explanation: Physical literacy describes the motivation, confidence, competence, knowledge and understanding to maintain physical activity throughout life — a modern framing of PE’s long-term aim.
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