CBSE issues guidelines for two board exams a year: what it means for students
CBSE has released detailed guidelines for conducting the Class 10 board exam twice a year from the next session.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued guidelines to conduct the Class 10 board examination twice a year under the National Education Policy. The first exam will be compulsory for all students, while the second will be optional for improving scores.
Key highlights
Phase 1 will be held in February and phase 2 in May.
Students can appear in up to three subjects in the second exam to improve scores.
The better of the two scores will be counted in the final marksheet.
Internal assessment will be conducted only once a year.
Important details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Phase 1 | February – March |
| Phase 1 result | April |
| Phase 2 (optional) | May |
| Phase 2 result | June |
Note: Always verify details with the official website/notification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Is the second board exam compulsory?
No. The second exam is optional and meant only for score improvement.
Q.Which score will be final?
The higher of the two scores will be counted in the final marksheet.
