History Past Papers — Class 10
Every official Swat Board History paper from 2010 to 2015, with the exam pattern and chapter weightage you need to practise smart.
- Papers
- 5
- Years
- 2010–2015
- Total marks
- 60
- Duration
- 2 hours 10 minutes
Download every year
Official Swat Board papers, newest first.
2015
History Class 10 Past Paper 2015 — Swat Board
PDF · Class 10
2013
History Class 10 Past Paper 2013 — Swat Board
PDF · Class 10
2012
History Class 10 Past Paper 2012 — Swat Board
PDF · Class 10
2011
History Class 10 Past Paper 2011 — Swat Board
PDF · Class 10
2010
History Class 10 Past Paper 2010 — Swat Board
PDF · Class 10
Exam pattern & chapter weightage
Know the structure before you practise.
Paper structure
Objective (MCQs)12 marks · 12 questions
Short questions33 marks · 11 questions
Long questions15 marks · 3 questions
Where the marks come from
Most-repeated chapters (last 5 years)Focus here
36 marksRemaining syllabus
24 marksHow to use these papers
History-specific advice for Class 10 students.
Study tips
- Practise all History past papers from your own board first
- Memorise the paper pattern above before exam day
- One minute per mark is a safe pace — stick to it
Common mistakes to avoid
- Skipping objective-section revision
- Writing answers longer than the marks require
Frequently asked questions
How many History past papers are available for Class 10?
5 official History papers for Class 10 (Swat Board), covering 2010 to 2015. Each is the original board exam paper.
Are these History papers official?
Yes — these are the same papers administered by Swat Board during annual examinations, which makes them the most reliable practice material available.
How should I practise with these papers?
Start with the most recent year and work backwards. Time yourself strictly (2 hours 10 minutes), then review your answers against the marking scheme where available.
What is the exam pattern for Class 10 History?
The paper is worth 60 marks and lasts 2 hours 10 minutes: Objective (MCQs) (12 marks), Short questions (33 marks), Long questions (15 marks).