Will the Odisha CHSE 12th Board exams 2026 be based on 100% syllabus?

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3 months ago

Yes, CHSE 12th board exams will be based on 100% CHSE syllabus. Students can check the CHSE 12th syllabus by clicking on the link provided. Students must finish with their CHSE Odisha syllabus and know the pattern well at least a month prior to the board exam. This way they'll be better prepared for

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a year ago

The Odisha CHSE 12th Board exams 2025 are projected to be based on the 100% syllabus, since the education boards are gradually reverting to the entire syllabus after the pandemic-related reductions. This is consistent with the current Indian practice of restoring the entire board exam syllabus.

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