Class 12 · Geography · CBSE Board
Class 12 Geography — Previous Year Questions
479 questions from 8 years of Class 12 exams (2016–2025) — organised into 23 chapters for focused practice.
Chapter-wise PYQs
Human Geography – Nature and Scope
16 questions
The World Population – Distribution, Density and Growth
27 questions
Human Development
30 questions
Primary Activities
31 questions
Secondary Activities
18 questions
Tertiary and Quaternary Activities
33 questions
Transport, Communication and Trade
48 questions
International Trade
22 questions
Map Work - India
14 questions
Population – Distribution, Density, Growth and Composition
48 questions
Human Settlements
29 questions
Land Resources and Agriculture
19 questions
Water Resources
19 questions
Mineral and Energy Resources
21 questions
Manufacturing Industries
11 questions
Migration
1 questions
Transport and Communication
38 questions
Planning and Sustainable Development in Indian Context
17 questions
Human Settlements in India
5 questions
Ports and International Trade
4 questions
International Trade (Book 2)
3 questions
Geographical Perspective on Selected Issues and Problems
15 questions
Map Work - World
10 questions
Year-wise Papers
2025
102 questions across 6 sets
2024
84 questions across 6 sets
2023
94 questions across 6 sets
2022
34 questions across 6 sets
2021
Board exams cancelled due to the COVID‑19 pandemic
2019
52 questions across 6 sets
2018
26 questions across 3 sets
2017
41 questions across 3 sets
2016
46 questions across 3 sets
About Class 12 Geography PYQs
These are the official questions asked in CBSE Class 12 Geography board examinations from 2016–2025. CBSE conducts each board exam in multiple question paper sets — students in different regions receive different sets of the same exam. Padhify’s question bank combines every set of every year and removes repeated questions, which is why recent years show 100+ unique questions while a single set contains roughly 30–35.
Practising chapter-wise PYQs is the highest-return preparation strategy for boards: examiners reuse concepts, question patterns and even exact phrasing year after year. Every question here appears with its year and marks, so you always know its weight in the real exam.