Will it be hard while transitioning from IGCSE (grade 10) where a calculator is allowed to CBSE (grade 11) where calculator isn't allowed?
Transitioning from IGCSE (grade 10) with a calculator to CBSE (grade 11) without a calculator may pose a challenge initially, as the curriculum and assessment methods can vary. However, with determination and adaptability, students often find ways to cope. It's important to attend classes regularly,
Upvote 
Similar Questions for you
Solve the official sample paper of each subject first. Then solve previous year papers. Sit for 3 hours each time and check your answers with the marking scheme.
The theory paper of main subjects like Science, Maths Standard, Social Science and English Language and Literature carries 80 marks. Each paper is 3 hours long.
No. CBSE has said there is no change in the question paper design and assessment pattern for 2026-27. The official sample papers carry this note.
No. The second exam in May is optional. Only the first exam in February is compulsory. Students can use the May exam to improve marks in up to three subjects.
On school days, four to five focused hours are enough for most students. On holidays, add one full 3-hour paper. Regular study matters more than long hours.
Planning to study abroad?
Get end-to-end expert guidance on
University Shortlisting, University Application, Visa and Education Loan
On Shiksha Study Abroad, get access to
Learn more about...
CBSE 2027
View Exam DetailsDidn't find the answer you were looking for?
Search from Shiksha's 1 lakh+ Topics
Ask Current Students, Alumni & our Experts
Have a question related to your career & education?
See what others like you are asking & answering