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CBSE Mandates 75 Per Cent Attendance, Two-Year Program For Board Examinations
CBSE New Board Exam Rules 2025: School without CBSE approval or adequate teachers, laboratories, or facilities cannot offer additional subjects.
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CBSE Two Board Exams For Class 10: Eligibility Criteria, Key Rules Explained
CBSE Two Board Exams For Class 10: This dual-exam approach is expected to provide students with flexibility and opportunities for academic improvement.
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CBSE Class 10 New Exam Rule 2026: All You Need To Know
CBSE Class 10 Exam New Rule 2026: As per NEP 2020, board exams are being redesigned to become more flexible and less stressful.
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CBSE Class 10 Exams Twice A Year From 2026. First Mandatory, Second Optional
CBSE Class 10 Exam New Rule 2026: The second phase scheduled in May will be optional for students who wish to improve their performance, they said.
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4 Stages, Rooted In Indian Culture: All You Need To Know About New Education Rules
As per the new framework released today, the entire curriculum will be divided into four stages: Foundation, preparatory, middle and secondary.
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Classes 10, 12 Board Exams: Delhi Issues New Rules For Practicals, Pre-Boards
The Delhi Government has announced the process of practical examinations, internal assignments and project work for Classes 10 and 12 of the state schools. It has clarified that no COVID-19 symptomatic student will be allowed to enter the school premises or appear for the examination.
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CBSE Introduces New Rules To Standardise School Tests
Close on the heels of making the Class 10 examination compulsory again, the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE has now introduced a "uniform pattern" of examinations and assessment for all its schools. For parents with children in Class 6 and above, these changes will be significant.
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'Marks obtained in CBSE board exams cannot be given under RTI'
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has held that marks obtained by a student in CBSE board exams cannot be revealed under the transparency law as it would "defeat" the purpose of the new grading system.
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CBSE Mandates 75 Per Cent Attendance, Two-Year Program For Board Examinations
CBSE New Board Exam Rules 2025: School without CBSE approval or adequate teachers, laboratories, or facilities cannot offer additional subjects.
-
CBSE Two Board Exams For Class 10: Eligibility Criteria, Key Rules Explained
CBSE Two Board Exams For Class 10: This dual-exam approach is expected to provide students with flexibility and opportunities for academic improvement.
-
CBSE Class 10 New Exam Rule 2026: All You Need To Know
CBSE Class 10 Exam New Rule 2026: As per NEP 2020, board exams are being redesigned to become more flexible and less stressful.
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CBSE Class 10 Exams Twice A Year From 2026. First Mandatory, Second Optional
CBSE Class 10 Exam New Rule 2026: The second phase scheduled in May will be optional for students who wish to improve their performance, they said.
-
4 Stages, Rooted In Indian Culture: All You Need To Know About New Education Rules
As per the new framework released today, the entire curriculum will be divided into four stages: Foundation, preparatory, middle and secondary.
-
Classes 10, 12 Board Exams: Delhi Issues New Rules For Practicals, Pre-Boards
The Delhi Government has announced the process of practical examinations, internal assignments and project work for Classes 10 and 12 of the state schools. It has clarified that no COVID-19 symptomatic student will be allowed to enter the school premises or appear for the examination.
-
CBSE Introduces New Rules To Standardise School Tests
Close on the heels of making the Class 10 examination compulsory again, the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE has now introduced a "uniform pattern" of examinations and assessment for all its schools. For parents with children in Class 6 and above, these changes will be significant.
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'Marks obtained in CBSE board exams cannot be given under RTI'
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has held that marks obtained by a student in CBSE board exams cannot be revealed under the transparency law as it would "defeat" the purpose of the new grading system.
