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ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
1 
 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
Maximum Marks: 70 
Time Allotted: Three Hours 
Reading Time: Additional Fifteen Minutes 
 
Instructions to Candidates 
? You are allowed additional fifteen minutes for only reading the question 
paper.  
? You must NOT start writing during the reading time.  
? This question paper has 9 printed pages and a map.  
? It is divided into three sections and has 13 questions in all.  
? All questions are compulsory.  
? Section A has fourteen subparts which are very short answer questions. 
Each question carries 1 mark.  
? While attempting Multiple Choice Questions in Section A, you are required 
to write only ONE option as the answer.  
? Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn wherever they serve to 
illustrate your answer. 
? Make the index/ legend for Q1(A) section on the Map only. Answers for 
Q1(B) should be written in the answer booklet only. 
? Section B has seven questions which are short answer questions. Each 
question carries 4 marks.  
? Section C has four questions which are long answer questions. Each question 
carries 7 marks.  
? Internal choices have been provided in two questions in Section B and in 
one question in Section C.  
 
Instruction to Supervising Examiner  
? Kindly read aloud the Instructions given above to all the candidates present 
in the examination hall. 
 
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ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
1 
 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
Maximum Marks: 70 
Time Allotted: Three Hours 
Reading Time: Additional Fifteen Minutes 
 
Instructions to Candidates 
? You are allowed additional fifteen minutes for only reading the question 
paper.  
? You must NOT start writing during the reading time.  
? This question paper has 9 printed pages and a map.  
? It is divided into three sections and has 13 questions in all.  
? All questions are compulsory.  
? Section A has fourteen subparts which are very short answer questions. 
Each question carries 1 mark.  
? While attempting Multiple Choice Questions in Section A, you are required 
to write only ONE option as the answer.  
? Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn wherever they serve to 
illustrate your answer. 
? Make the index/ legend for Q1(A) section on the Map only. Answers for 
Q1(B) should be written in the answer booklet only. 
? Section B has seven questions which are short answer questions. Each 
question carries 4 marks.  
? Section C has four questions which are long answer questions. Each question 
carries 7 marks.  
? Internal choices have been provided in two questions in Section B and in 
one question in Section C.  
 
Instruction to Supervising Examiner  
? Kindly read aloud the Instructions given above to all the candidates present 
in the examination hall. 
 
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ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
2 
SECTION A – 14 MARKS 
Question 1  
A. Refer to the given outline Map of India and attempt subparts (i) and (ii) on 
map only. 
 
(i) Mark and label the following on the outline Map of India.                    (Recall)       [3] 
 (a) The northern most Trans-Himalayan Mountain range  
 (b) The coastal plain, which runs from south of Goa to Kanyakumari  
 (c) The largest salt water lake on the eastern coast  
(ii) Label the following on the outline Map of India.                                   (Recall)  [3] 
 (a) The north terminal of the ‘North-South Corridor’ marked S is 
___________ 
 
 (b) The river which originates near Mahabaleshwar marked W is _______  
 (c) The state in India with the highest literacy marked T is __________  
    
B. Refer to the given outline Map of India, identify the correct option and 
write it in the answer booklet provided to you.                                        
[1] 
(i) The latitude of India marked R:                                                               (Recall)  
 (a) 68 ?? 7’E  
 (b) 82 ?? 30’E  
 (c) 8 ?? 4’N  
 (d) 37?? 6’N   
(ii) The riverine sea-port marked V is:                                                        (Recall)  [1] 
 (a) Mumbai  
 (b) Haldia  
 (c) Paradwip  
 (d) Kolkata  
(iii) The nuclear power station marked with ? is:                                          (Recall) [1] 
 (a) Kalpakkam  
 (b) Kaiga  
 (c) Rawatbhata  
 (d) Narora 
 
 
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ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
1 
 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
Maximum Marks: 70 
Time Allotted: Three Hours 
Reading Time: Additional Fifteen Minutes 
 
Instructions to Candidates 
? You are allowed additional fifteen minutes for only reading the question 
paper.  
? You must NOT start writing during the reading time.  
? This question paper has 9 printed pages and a map.  
? It is divided into three sections and has 13 questions in all.  
? All questions are compulsory.  
? Section A has fourteen subparts which are very short answer questions. 
Each question carries 1 mark.  
? While attempting Multiple Choice Questions in Section A, you are required 
to write only ONE option as the answer.  
? Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn wherever they serve to 
illustrate your answer. 
? Make the index/ legend for Q1(A) section on the Map only. Answers for 
Q1(B) should be written in the answer booklet only. 
? Section B has seven questions which are short answer questions. Each 
question carries 4 marks.  
? Section C has four questions which are long answer questions. Each question 
carries 7 marks.  
? Internal choices have been provided in two questions in Section B and in 
one question in Section C.  
 
Instruction to Supervising Examiner  
? Kindly read aloud the Instructions given above to all the candidates present 
in the examination hall. 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
2 
SECTION A – 14 MARKS 
Question 1  
A. Refer to the given outline Map of India and attempt subparts (i) and (ii) on 
map only. 
 
(i) Mark and label the following on the outline Map of India.                    (Recall)       [3] 
 (a) The northern most Trans-Himalayan Mountain range  
 (b) The coastal plain, which runs from south of Goa to Kanyakumari  
 (c) The largest salt water lake on the eastern coast  
(ii) Label the following on the outline Map of India.                                   (Recall)  [3] 
 (a) The north terminal of the ‘North-South Corridor’ marked S is 
___________ 
 
 (b) The river which originates near Mahabaleshwar marked W is _______  
 (c) The state in India with the highest literacy marked T is __________  
    
B. Refer to the given outline Map of India, identify the correct option and 
write it in the answer booklet provided to you.                                        
[1] 
(i) The latitude of India marked R:                                                               (Recall)  
 (a) 68 ?? 7’E  
 (b) 82 ?? 30’E  
 (c) 8 ?? 4’N  
 (d) 37?? 6’N   
(ii) The riverine sea-port marked V is:                                                        (Recall)  [1] 
 (a) Mumbai  
 (b) Haldia  
 (c) Paradwip  
 (d) Kolkata  
(iii) The nuclear power station marked with ? is:                                          (Recall) [1] 
 (a) Kalpakkam  
 (b) Kaiga  
 (c) Rawatbhata  
 (d) Narora 
 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
3 
(iv) A centre of sugar industry marked with a ? is:                                      (Recall)                                   [1] 
 (a) Ahmednagar   
 (b) Pune  
 (c) Mumbai  
 (d) Ahmedabad  
 
 
Question 2 
Given below are two statements marked Assertion and Reason. Read these statements 
carefully and choose the correct option. 
 
(i) Assertion: The rivers on the western coast carry a lot of sediments but do not 
form a delta. 
Reason: They have a large catchment area and form estuaries.            (Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(ii) Assertion: Mineral based industries contribute significantly to India’s agrarian 
economy.  
Reason: The industrial growth leads to an increase in the foreign exchange. 
(Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(iii) Observe the relation between the first two words and fill in the fourth word. [1] 
 Statutory town: Municipal Corporation :: Ribbon settlement: ________ 
(Analysis) 
 
(iv) Annual range of temperature in Lucknow is high. Choose which of the 
following reasons explain this phenomenon.                                     (Evaluate) 
[1] 
 (P) Experiences high temperature throughout the year  
 (Q) Far from the sea  
 (R) Experiences extremes of temperature  
 (S) High altitude  
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
1 
 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
Maximum Marks: 70 
Time Allotted: Three Hours 
Reading Time: Additional Fifteen Minutes 
 
Instructions to Candidates 
? You are allowed additional fifteen minutes for only reading the question 
paper.  
? You must NOT start writing during the reading time.  
? This question paper has 9 printed pages and a map.  
? It is divided into three sections and has 13 questions in all.  
? All questions are compulsory.  
? Section A has fourteen subparts which are very short answer questions. 
Each question carries 1 mark.  
? While attempting Multiple Choice Questions in Section A, you are required 
to write only ONE option as the answer.  
? Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn wherever they serve to 
illustrate your answer. 
? Make the index/ legend for Q1(A) section on the Map only. Answers for 
Q1(B) should be written in the answer booklet only. 
? Section B has seven questions which are short answer questions. Each 
question carries 4 marks.  
? Section C has four questions which are long answer questions. Each question 
carries 7 marks.  
? Internal choices have been provided in two questions in Section B and in 
one question in Section C.  
 
Instruction to Supervising Examiner  
? Kindly read aloud the Instructions given above to all the candidates present 
in the examination hall. 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
2 
SECTION A – 14 MARKS 
Question 1  
A. Refer to the given outline Map of India and attempt subparts (i) and (ii) on 
map only. 
 
(i) Mark and label the following on the outline Map of India.                    (Recall)       [3] 
 (a) The northern most Trans-Himalayan Mountain range  
 (b) The coastal plain, which runs from south of Goa to Kanyakumari  
 (c) The largest salt water lake on the eastern coast  
(ii) Label the following on the outline Map of India.                                   (Recall)  [3] 
 (a) The north terminal of the ‘North-South Corridor’ marked S is 
___________ 
 
 (b) The river which originates near Mahabaleshwar marked W is _______  
 (c) The state in India with the highest literacy marked T is __________  
    
B. Refer to the given outline Map of India, identify the correct option and 
write it in the answer booklet provided to you.                                        
[1] 
(i) The latitude of India marked R:                                                               (Recall)  
 (a) 68 ?? 7’E  
 (b) 82 ?? 30’E  
 (c) 8 ?? 4’N  
 (d) 37?? 6’N   
(ii) The riverine sea-port marked V is:                                                        (Recall)  [1] 
 (a) Mumbai  
 (b) Haldia  
 (c) Paradwip  
 (d) Kolkata  
(iii) The nuclear power station marked with ? is:                                          (Recall) [1] 
 (a) Kalpakkam  
 (b) Kaiga  
 (c) Rawatbhata  
 (d) Narora 
 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
3 
(iv) A centre of sugar industry marked with a ? is:                                      (Recall)                                   [1] 
 (a) Ahmednagar   
 (b) Pune  
 (c) Mumbai  
 (d) Ahmedabad  
 
 
Question 2 
Given below are two statements marked Assertion and Reason. Read these statements 
carefully and choose the correct option. 
 
(i) Assertion: The rivers on the western coast carry a lot of sediments but do not 
form a delta. 
Reason: They have a large catchment area and form estuaries.            (Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(ii) Assertion: Mineral based industries contribute significantly to India’s agrarian 
economy.  
Reason: The industrial growth leads to an increase in the foreign exchange. 
(Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(iii) Observe the relation between the first two words and fill in the fourth word. [1] 
 Statutory town: Municipal Corporation :: Ribbon settlement: ________ 
(Analysis) 
 
(iv) Annual range of temperature in Lucknow is high. Choose which of the 
following reasons explain this phenomenon.                                     (Evaluate) 
[1] 
 (P) Experiences high temperature throughout the year  
 (Q) Far from the sea  
 (R) Experiences extremes of temperature  
 (S) High altitude  
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
4 
  (a) Only P and Q  
  (b) Only Q and R  
  (c) Only Q and S  
  (d) Only R and S  
 
SECTION B – 28 MARKS 
Question 3  
(i) Indian Ocean is truly Indian. Explain this statement giving two reasons.  
(Understanding)         
[2] 
(ii) There are great contrasts observed between the Himalayan and Peninsular 
rivers of India.  How do these differences impact human settlements? 
                                                                          (Analysis) 
[2] 
 
 
Question 4  
(i) Imagine you are cycling from Mumbai to Vishakhapatnam in the month of 
June. You will cross at least three main physical features of India. Draw a cross 
section or a schematic diagram to depict any two features.          (Application) 
[2] 
(ii) Identify the image given below and explain the formation of this geological 
division in India.                                                                      (Understanding) 
 
(Source: www.flickr.com) 
[2] 
 
 
Question 5  
(i) 
Monuwara Begum’s family house is submerged with floodwaters in 
Sandahkhaiti, a floating island village in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, 
India.    
(Source edited - https://apnews.com/article/river-islands-climate-change-
brahmaputra-india-char-islands-62ec340d8832071f0b8424689105542d) 
What do you think could be the cause of floods in this region other than heavy 
rain? Suggest any one measure that can be undertaken to prevent such 
unfortunate situation in future.                                              (Evaluate) 
[2] 
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
1 
 
 
GEOGRAPHY 
 
Maximum Marks: 70 
Time Allotted: Three Hours 
Reading Time: Additional Fifteen Minutes 
 
Instructions to Candidates 
? You are allowed additional fifteen minutes for only reading the question 
paper.  
? You must NOT start writing during the reading time.  
? This question paper has 9 printed pages and a map.  
? It is divided into three sections and has 13 questions in all.  
? All questions are compulsory.  
? Section A has fourteen subparts which are very short answer questions. 
Each question carries 1 mark.  
? While attempting Multiple Choice Questions in Section A, you are required 
to write only ONE option as the answer.  
? Sketch maps and diagrams should be drawn wherever they serve to 
illustrate your answer. 
? Make the index/ legend for Q1(A) section on the Map only. Answers for 
Q1(B) should be written in the answer booklet only. 
? Section B has seven questions which are short answer questions. Each 
question carries 4 marks.  
? Section C has four questions which are long answer questions. Each question 
carries 7 marks.  
? Internal choices have been provided in two questions in Section B and in 
one question in Section C.  
 
Instruction to Supervising Examiner  
? Kindly read aloud the Instructions given above to all the candidates present 
in the examination hall. 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
2 
SECTION A – 14 MARKS 
Question 1  
A. Refer to the given outline Map of India and attempt subparts (i) and (ii) on 
map only. 
 
(i) Mark and label the following on the outline Map of India.                    (Recall)       [3] 
 (a) The northern most Trans-Himalayan Mountain range  
 (b) The coastal plain, which runs from south of Goa to Kanyakumari  
 (c) The largest salt water lake on the eastern coast  
(ii) Label the following on the outline Map of India.                                   (Recall)  [3] 
 (a) The north terminal of the ‘North-South Corridor’ marked S is 
___________ 
 
 (b) The river which originates near Mahabaleshwar marked W is _______  
 (c) The state in India with the highest literacy marked T is __________  
    
B. Refer to the given outline Map of India, identify the correct option and 
write it in the answer booklet provided to you.                                        
[1] 
(i) The latitude of India marked R:                                                               (Recall)  
 (a) 68 ?? 7’E  
 (b) 82 ?? 30’E  
 (c) 8 ?? 4’N  
 (d) 37?? 6’N   
(ii) The riverine sea-port marked V is:                                                        (Recall)  [1] 
 (a) Mumbai  
 (b) Haldia  
 (c) Paradwip  
 (d) Kolkata  
(iii) The nuclear power station marked with ? is:                                          (Recall) [1] 
 (a) Kalpakkam  
 (b) Kaiga  
 (c) Rawatbhata  
 (d) Narora 
 
 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
3 
(iv) A centre of sugar industry marked with a ? is:                                      (Recall)                                   [1] 
 (a) Ahmednagar   
 (b) Pune  
 (c) Mumbai  
 (d) Ahmedabad  
 
 
Question 2 
Given below are two statements marked Assertion and Reason. Read these statements 
carefully and choose the correct option. 
 
(i) Assertion: The rivers on the western coast carry a lot of sediments but do not 
form a delta. 
Reason: They have a large catchment area and form estuaries.            (Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(ii) Assertion: Mineral based industries contribute significantly to India’s agrarian 
economy.  
Reason: The industrial growth leads to an increase in the foreign exchange. 
(Analysis) 
[1] 
 (a) Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (b) Both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct 
explanation for Assertion. 
 
 (c) Assertion is true and Reason is false.  
 (d) Both Assertion and Reason are false.  
(iii) Observe the relation between the first two words and fill in the fourth word. [1] 
 Statutory town: Municipal Corporation :: Ribbon settlement: ________ 
(Analysis) 
 
(iv) Annual range of temperature in Lucknow is high. Choose which of the 
following reasons explain this phenomenon.                                     (Evaluate) 
[1] 
 (P) Experiences high temperature throughout the year  
 (Q) Far from the sea  
 (R) Experiences extremes of temperature  
 (S) High altitude  
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
4 
  (a) Only P and Q  
  (b) Only Q and R  
  (c) Only Q and S  
  (d) Only R and S  
 
SECTION B – 28 MARKS 
Question 3  
(i) Indian Ocean is truly Indian. Explain this statement giving two reasons.  
(Understanding)         
[2] 
(ii) There are great contrasts observed between the Himalayan and Peninsular 
rivers of India.  How do these differences impact human settlements? 
                                                                          (Analysis) 
[2] 
 
 
Question 4  
(i) Imagine you are cycling from Mumbai to Vishakhapatnam in the month of 
June. You will cross at least three main physical features of India. Draw a cross 
section or a schematic diagram to depict any two features.          (Application) 
[2] 
(ii) Identify the image given below and explain the formation of this geological 
division in India.                                                                      (Understanding) 
 
(Source: www.flickr.com) 
[2] 
 
 
Question 5  
(i) 
Monuwara Begum’s family house is submerged with floodwaters in 
Sandahkhaiti, a floating island village in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, 
India.    
(Source edited - https://apnews.com/article/river-islands-climate-change-
brahmaputra-india-char-islands-62ec340d8832071f0b8424689105542d) 
What do you think could be the cause of floods in this region other than heavy 
rain? Suggest any one measure that can be undertaken to prevent such 
unfortunate situation in future.                                              (Evaluate) 
[2] 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
ISC SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER 2025 
5 
(ii) India’s Southwest Monsoon ended on September 30, 2023 with below normal 
rainfall. The country recorded a cumulative rainfall deficiency of 5.6% and 
over 200 districts facing deficient rainfall.   
(Source[edited]: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/article) 
 
Explain the phenomena that could have been the reason for this deficit of rain 
in India.                                                                                   (Understanding)  
[2] 
 OR  
(i) 
On January 17, 2023, the international news media agency Reuters reported 
that adverse weather has hit the Indian cane crop which will reduce the total 
sugar output this year. The news report mentioned excessive rainfall and 
cloudy weather in September and October as a reason for the expected drop 
in sugar output. 
Based on this information, examine how such a climatic condition can 
adversely affect the sugarcane crop.                                                 (Analysis)                                             
[2] 
(ii) 
Tamil Nadu receives heavy rainfall during December - January when major 
areas of India experience dry conditions. 
Discuss the reasons for the difference in the weather conditions of the regions 
mentioned above.                                                            (Understanding) 
[2] 
 
 
Question 6  
Observe the image below and answer the questions that follow. 
 
 
(i) State two possible reasons for this type of movement.           (Understanding) 
[2] 
(ii) The city of Delhi has spread and coalesced with neighbouring towns like 
Gurugram and Noida. Cite the possible reasons responsible for this 
development.                                                                                          
(Understanding) 
[2] 
 
 
 
 
 
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1. What are the key topics covered in the ICSE Geography syllabus for Class 12?
Ans. The ICSE Geography syllabus for Class 12 typically includes a variety of key topics such as physical geography, human geography, environmental geography, and geographical techniques. Students study landforms, climate, vegetation, population distribution, urbanization, economic activities, and sustainable development. Emphasis is placed on understanding geographical concepts and their real-world applications.
2. How can students effectively prepare for the ICSE Geography examination?
Ans. Effective preparation for the ICSE Geography examination involves several strategies. Students should start by thoroughly reviewing the syllabus and the prescribed textbook materials. Regularly practicing sample papers and previous years' question papers helps in understanding the exam pattern. Creating concise notes and utilizing visual aids like maps and diagrams can enhance retention. Group discussions and teaching concepts to peers can also reinforce learning.
3. What types of questions can students expect in the ICSE Geography exam?
Ans. In the ICSE Geography exam, students can expect a mix of question types including multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and essay-type questions. Questions may cover definitions, explanations of concepts, map work, and case studies related to geographical phenomena. It is important to be prepared for both theoretical questions and practical applications of geographical knowledge.
4. How is the marking scheme structured for the ICSE Geography exam?
Ans. The marking scheme for the ICSE Geography exam is typically structured to allocate marks based on the content, clarity, and presentation of answers. Essay-type questions usually carry more marks and require detailed explanations and analysis. Short answer questions are assessed for accuracy and conciseness. Additionally, map work and practical tasks are evaluated based on precision and adherence to geographical conventions.
5. What resources are recommended for studying Geography for the ICSE Class 12 exam?
Ans. Recommended resources for studying Geography for the ICSE Class 12 exam include the official ICSE prescribed textbooks, reference books that align with the syllabus, and online platforms offering video tutorials and interactive quizzes. Utilizing atlases for map work, engaging in field studies, and accessing geographical databases or journals can also provide valuable insights and enhance understanding of geographical concepts.
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