My kid is studying in V grade with state board syllabus and now I want her to join in VI grade with CBSE board. Is this the right decision?

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CBSE is one of the good boards and it also prepares the student for other competitive exams. Though there are many students who complete their 10+2 with state boards and still manage to achieve their goals. So, don't worry. Keep other factors in mind and then take a decision.

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Thank you Aayush. I am still confused whether have I taken the right decision by repeating her 5th grade. I heard many times that CBSE students come back to state syllabus in 9th to gain rank in EMCET. Is this really true or a myth?

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