Will CBSE board exams be conducted twice a year?

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Jasleen Taneja
a month ago

Yes, Education Ministry of India announced that the CBSE 10th Board exams are to be conducted twice in a year. It is mandatory to appear for the first phase. The second phase in May is optional for students, and those who wish to improve their marks in Science, maths, SST and Languages can appear fo

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a year ago

The Ministry of Education (MoE) has planned to change the curriculum structure, and the Centre stated that the CBSE 10th board exams will now take place twice a year from the upcoming session. Students will have the opportunity to take tests twice a year and raise their grades as a result. The Natio

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