CBSE Class 12 Physical Education Question Bank 2026-27
Physical Education is treated as an easy score and then lost on detail. Eighteen compulsory one-mark questions make up more than a quarter of the paper, and they test exact figures, formulae, years and classifications rather than extended writing.
249 independently authored questions across all ten units, Subject Code 048, each with a complete model answer and the marks shown wherever they are divided. The sections match the real paper: Section A one mark, B two, C three, D four, E five.
What’s inside:
249 questions across 10 units, authored for Future Topper
106 Section A objective questions, each with an explanation of why the answer is right and what the distractor is doing there
10 case studies, one per unit, built on realistic scenarios — three football injuries diagnosed and classified, three patients matched to asanas, three athletes with different psychological problems
10 Quick Reference tables, one per unit, for last-week revision
Every calculation worked in full: the Harvard Step Test Fitness Index in both the CBSE-prescribed and long forms, BMR by Mifflin-St Jeor, BMI, and seven complete tournament fixtures with bye calculation, half division, bye placement and match totals
A question paper design page showing all five sections, how many questions are set against how many you attempt, and what the internal choice in Sections B, C and E means for revision
Out-of-syllabus material badged rather than hidden: the Rockport Walk Test, Kraus–Weber, Herzberg, torque, axes and planes, warm-up and cool-down, and the principles of sports training are all marked where they appear
The b* notation on the unit weightages explained, including why the Board’s published figures total 80 against a 70-mark paper
Units covered: Management of Sporting Events (25) · Children and Women in Sports (24) · Yoga as Preventive Measure for Lifestyle Disease (24) · Physical Education and Sports for CWSN (25) · Sports and Nutrition (24) · Test and Measurement in Sports (26) · Physiology and Injuries in Sport (23) · Biomechanics and Sports (24) · Psychology and Sports (30) · Training in Sports (24)
How to use it: Attempt each question before reading the answer. For the calculation questions — Fitness Index, BMR, fixtures — practise with different numbers until the formula is automatic, because these are where marks are won outright. Work the HOTS questions last. Write to the mark value: a two-mark answer wants two scoring points, not a page, and where a model answer gives more material than the marks allow it is doing so deliberately, with a marking guide at the foot telling you how many to use.
Closing: For Class 12 students taking Physical Education seriously. The paper is increasingly application-based, and this book is built for that.
Independent educational practice material. Not affiliated with or endorsed by CBSE. The term CBSE is used only to indicate alignment with the Class 12 Physical Education curriculum, Subject Code 048.
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Reviews
All 10 CBSE Physical Education units are covered with thorough question variety across all five section types and the Quick Reference tables at the end of each unit are a genuinely useful revision feature. A few Unit 2 postural deformity questions and Unit 10 training method questions cover similar corrective exercise and training principle content from slightly different angles. That said, the mark-allocated model answers and the 10 unit case studies make this a very worthwhile purchase for CBSE Class 12 Physical Education students.
Biomechanics and Yoga units are particularly well-covered and the Quick Reference tables make last-minute revision genuinely efficient. Navigation between units within the PDF could be slightly more intuitive. Considering the content quality and the 49-rupee price, this is still a very worthwhile purchase for any CBSE Class 12 Physical Education student.
Good coverage of all 10 units with correct CBSE question type distribution. Harvard Step Test and torque calculations are well-covered. Some Unit 1 tournament fixture questions in the 3-mark section cover similar bye calculation scenarios. Still highly recommended.
10 units, 230+ questions, Quick Reference tables, and complete model answers at 49 rupees is exceptional value. Coordinative abilities and training cycles are well-covered. A few Unit 3 Yoga Section B answers follow similar benefit enumeration formats. Recommend.
The model answers with mark allocations are a practical feature that teaches answer calibration. Unit 7 injury and physiology coverage is thorough. Some Unit 5 nutrition MCQs test similar macronutrient caloric value identification scenarios. Good buy.
The Harvard Step Test and torque calculation questions are well-designed and the case studies reflect the actual CBSE Section D pattern accurately. Some Unit 6 fitness test short answer questions follow similar test procedure enumeration formats. Considering the comprehensive unit coverage and the price, this remains an excellent resource for CBSE Physical Education board preparation.
Bought for my son who was struggling with Physical Education theory. The Quick Reference tables gave him efficient revision material and the case studies built his Section D confidence. A couple of Unit 8 biomechanics questions follow similar torque calculation formats. Still good.
All CBSE Physical Education theory units are represented with appropriate depth. Case studies are well-designed and board-realistic. Some Unit 9 mental toughness and SMART Goals questions across sections cover similar definitional content. Still very worthwhile.
All 10 units across all five CBSE sections with Quick Reference tables is impressive. Biomechanics and Yoga units are the standout sections. A few Unit 9 Psychology MCQs cover similar motivation type identification scenarios. Still the best resource I found.
All 10 units of the CBSE Class 12 PhysEd syllabus covered with 230+ questions across all five CBSE sections. The Quick Reference table at the end of every unit is the most efficient last-minute revision tool I have ever used for this subject.