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Key Facts: Tamil Nadu HSE First Year Ethics and Indian Culture Exam

10:00–1:15

Official March 2026 HSE+1 theory sitting window including reading/verification time (dge.tn.gov.in timetable)

DGE TN HSE+1 March 2026 public examination timetable

35/100

Minimum pass mark per subject under the HSE new pattern, subject to theory/practical floor rules

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3 hours

Approximate theory writing duration after reading and particulars verification in the public exam schedule

DGE TN HSE+1 March 2026 timetable

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Administered by the Directorate of Government Examinations, Chennai, for Tamil Nadu State Board Higher Secondary

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Class 11 textbooks and syllabus prescribed by SCERT / School Education Department (Samacheer Kalvi)

DGE HSE scheme — syllabus prescribed by SCERT/DSE

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2018–2025 arrears

March 2026 HSE+1 public examination timetable is notified for 2018–2025 arrear candidates only

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March 2026

HSE First Year public theory examinations scheduled 3–27 March 2026 with practicals 16–21 February 2026

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1Ethics as a field of study is best described as:
A.The systematic study of right and wrong conduct and of the good life
B.Only the study of plant biology
C.Only the history of sports scores
D.Only the design of computer hardware
Explanation: Ethics (moral philosophy) examines what is right and wrong, what character traits are good, and how people ought to live. Class 11 Ethics introduces this as the foundation for personal and social values.
2Morality most nearly refers to:
A.Shared standards of right and wrong that guide human behaviour
B.Only the rules of a board game
C.A method for measuring temperature
D.A type of mathematical formula
Explanation: Morality concerns the norms and practices by which communities judge actions as right or wrong. Ethics reflects critically on those standards; Class 11 study links morality to everyday character and social life.
3A value, in the ethical sense used in school ethics courses, is primarily:
A.A principle or ideal that a person or community holds as important and worth pursuing
B.Only the price tag on a product
C.Only a computer file type
D.Only the volume of a sound
Explanation: Human and social values are ideals such as honesty, compassion, justice, and respect that shape choices. Market price is a different use of the word ‘value’.
4Honesty as a moral value mainly requires a person to:
A.Speak and act truthfully and avoid deliberate deception
B.Always agree with friends even when they are wrong
C.Hide mistakes from everyone forever
D.Win arguments by inventing false evidence
Explanation: Honesty means truthfulness in speech and action and refusal to cheat or deceive. It builds trust in family, school, and public life—core Class 11 values content.
5Respect for others in everyday ethics most nearly means:
A.Recognising the dignity of every person and treating them with courtesy and fairness
B.Obeying only people who are richer than you
C.Ignoring classmates who need help
D.Mocking people who differ from you
Explanation: Respect affirms equal human dignity and civil treatment regardless of status. It is a foundation for social harmony taught in introductory ethics.
6Responsibility as a personal ethical virtue primarily involves:
A.Accepting the duties of one’s roles and the consequences of one’s actions
B.Blaming others for every mistake one makes
C.Avoiding all schoolwork
D.Making promises one never intends to keep
Explanation: Responsibility means owning duties (student, family member, citizen) and answering for choices. It is a core character value in Class 11 ethics foundations.
7Compassion (karuna / dayā) as a human value is best described as:
A.Feeling concern for others’ suffering and a readiness to help reduce it
B.Enjoying the misfortunes of rivals
C.Refusing all social contact
D.Seeking only personal luxury
Explanation: Compassion is empathetic care for others’ pain joined with helpful action. Indian ethical traditions and school value education both highlight it as a civilising virtue.
8Self-discipline (self-control) helps ethical living mainly by:
A.Guiding a person to regulate impulses so actions match long-term right principles
B.Encouraging reckless spending only
C.Promoting uncontrolled anger
D.Requiring never thinking about consequences
Explanation: Self-discipline channels desires and emotions so conduct stays honest, fair, and goal-oriented. Classical and modern ethics both treat it as support for virtue.
9Conscience, in introductory ethics, is commonly understood as:
A.An inner sense of right and wrong that can guide moral judgment
B.A government tax form
C.A type of sports equipment
D.A weather instrument
Explanation: Conscience is the inner moral awareness that judges actions as right or wrong. Education aims to form an informed, sensitive conscience rather than a silent or careless one.
10Character formation in ethics education aims mainly at:
A.Developing stable good habits and virtues that shape reliable conduct
B.Memorising only product advertisements
C.Avoiding all social interaction forever
D.Learning only how to cheat safely
Explanation: Character is the settled pattern of virtues (honesty, courage, kindness, fairness). Schools and families form character so right action becomes habitual, not accidental.

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