As compared to CBSE board, NIOS exam paper is hard or easy?
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Hi Ashwin, Comparing CBSE and NIOS, both are equally difficult. But, in some cases, depending on the subjects, NIOS might be more difficult. For instance, say, in 12th CBSE, a student has main subjects PCM whereas as in 12th NIOS, the main subjects turn out to be law, mass com and psychology (which is a real case of one of my friend from NIOS). Here, PCM are relatively easier in CBSE because the subjects are interrelated. But, one the other side, if the subjects are different, like in the above case, a student might find it very difficult and burden loaded as main subjects are totally different from one another and new as well. -
As compared to CBSE, NIOS is bit harder to learn. The NIOS text books has difficult words and Unknown new words. The answers are too long.
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