Delhi government to pay CBSE board exam fees for students
Manish Sisodia, Education Minister, Delhi, announced that the city government will pay CBSE board examination fees for government school students. This announcement was made days
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CBSE to implement radical changes in examination pattern
The CBSE board has decided to implement some radical changes in the examination pattern. In the upcoming board examinations, the board will reduce the number
CBSE Board: Exam fee hike necessary for self-sustenance & to maintain quality
Considering the CBSE exam fee hike, different sections protested over this decision of CBSE recently. On August 13, 2019, the Central Board for Secondary Education
Parents oppose CBSE board’s decision to increase exam fee
The decision by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to double the fees of Class X and XII board examinations from Rs 750 to Rs
New rules to check kids’ attendance: CBSE
The CBSE has laid down a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to deal with cases of children who fall short of the prescribed attendance percentage as
For classes X & XII, CBSE tightens rules around subject change
The new change that Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has implemented from now on is, without proper procedure & reason, it will no longer
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis to CBSE, IB schools: Teach Marathi or face action
Maharastra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said in the Council on Thursday that those who live and learn in Maharashtra will have to follow Marathi and
CBSE Class 10 results are out, 91.1% have passed
Out of 17.6 lakh students who had appeared for CBSE Class 10 board exams, a whopping 91.1% have passed, 4.4 % higher than 2018. Last
Two-level exams to be introduced by CBSE for Class 10
Two-level exams will be conducted by CBSE for class 10 Mathematics and English papers with 20 marks for internal and 80 marks for theory. The
CBSE chairman says not to speculate CBSE 10th, 12th result dates
CBSE chairman Anita Karwal dismissed the rumours on CBSE result date and requested the media houses to stop speculating the result date. CBSE chairman said