CBSE board exams will be held twice a year from 2025, students of classes 10th and 12th will have to take the exam both times.
There is important news for the students of the CBSE board. CBSE Board has now started preparing for the new session. The news is coming that from 2025 onwards CBSE board exams will be held twice a year.
This time, if you have appeared in CBSE Board classes 10th and 12th, then this news is useful for you. After the announcement of Class 10th and 12th board results, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has started preparations for the upcoming academic session. However, studies for this academic session started last April. News is coming that the Education Ministry has directed the Board to develop logistics to conduct board examinations twice a year from the new academic session 2025-26.
There will be no semester system
According to information received from sources, the introduction of the semester system has been rejected. Next month, the ministry and CBSE board will consult school principals regarding conducting the examination twice. Right now the board is working on the structure of the academic calendar to add set of board examinations without disrupting the undergraduate admission schedule. Let us tell you that all these changes are being made under the new National Education Policy (NEP 2020).
There will be many changes
Let us tell you that last year the Central Government announced many changes in the education system under the new National Education Policy. This includes the new syllabus framework along with books for the academic session in 2024. This new syllabus also includes conducting board exams twice a year. Out of the two exams, whichever board exam a student has the highest marks in, he can use that number in further studies.
Last year, during an event in Chhattisgarh, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had said that from the academic session 2025-26, students will get a chance to appear in the board examinations twice a year.
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