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No Board Exam In Third Language For Current Class 9 Students, No Change For Class 10
From 2026-27, students entering Class 9 must study three languages including two Indian languages as per NEP 2020 three-language formula.
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CBSE Allows Class 7-9 Students To Continue Foreign Language Combo Till Class 10: Report
CBSE has allowed students in Classes 7 to 9 to continue their existing foreign language combination until Class 10, easing concerns over NEP language policy.
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'My Daughter Studied Marathi Till Class 8': Dharmendra Pradhan Defends CBSE's Three-Language Policy
The Education Minister clarified that the CBSE has not introduced an entirely new system. Students in nearly "99% of CBSE schools" are already studying.
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CBSE Makes Three Languages Mandatory For Class 9 And 10 From July 1
CBSE makes it compulsory to study of three languages, R1, R2, and R3 for Class 9 and 10 from July 01, 2026. Two Languages must be native Indian languages.
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"Historic Decision": Top Education Official On CBSE's Indian Languages Move
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has asked its schools to consider using Indian languages as optional medium of instruction to make multilingual education a reality.
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No Board Exam In Third Language For Current Class 9 Students, No Change For Class 10
From 2026-27, students entering Class 9 must study three languages including two Indian languages as per NEP 2020 three-language formula.
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CBSE Allows Class 7-9 Students To Continue Foreign Language Combo Till Class 10: Report
CBSE has allowed students in Classes 7 to 9 to continue their existing foreign language combination until Class 10, easing concerns over NEP language policy.
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'My Daughter Studied Marathi Till Class 8': Dharmendra Pradhan Defends CBSE's Three-Language Policy
The Education Minister clarified that the CBSE has not introduced an entirely new system. Students in nearly "99% of CBSE schools" are already studying.
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CBSE Makes Three Languages Mandatory For Class 9 And 10 From July 1
CBSE makes it compulsory to study of three languages, R1, R2, and R3 for Class 9 and 10 from July 01, 2026. Two Languages must be native Indian languages.
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"Historic Decision": Top Education Official On CBSE's Indian Languages Move
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has asked its schools to consider using Indian languages as optional medium of instruction to make multilingual education a reality.
