Board Exams Twice A year, says Ministry of Education; Live Updates

MoE has announced that Board exams be conducted twice a year. However, CBSE has not released any announcement in this regard yet. It is expected that the Board will release a notification about CBSE board exams twice a year soon. Students must watch this space for Live Updates.

• There will be no substantial distinction between arts, science, academic, vocational, curricular, and subjects of extracurricular streams.
• There will be extra emphasis on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy.
• Substitution of 10+2 structure with a 5+3+3+4 model.
• No imposition of State Language on Students studying in any State.
• Permission to take Board Exams two times for the students.
• The UG Courses will be for 4 years.
• The minimum qualification to apply for the post the teacher will be a 4-year integrated B.Ed Course.
• The government will make literature of India and other classical languages part of the syllabus in schools.
• The exams for students will be held only in classes 2nd, 5th, and 8th instead of every academic year.

As per the New Education Policy (NEP), students must learn two languages.One of them should be an Indian language. The final NCF (National Curriculum Framework) document accessed by PTI stated: "In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages and one of them has to be an Indian language," 

• Aligned with NEP 2020, NCF emphasizes the learning of regional languages (R1), another language (R2), and a third language (R3) to foster cultural connection and cognitive development. 
• Students will learn at least three languages in their school years
• In Classes 9 and 10, students will learn at least 3 languages, 2 of which be Indian languages
• In classes 11 and 12, students will be required to choose two languages, one of which will be Indian language

MoE has announced that the Board exams will be held twice a year from the academic year 2024. The new curriculum, according to NCF is ready and textbooks will be published soon for the session 2024. This has gotten students confused as they have already covered half of their syllabus. However, all Boards are yet to release any notification on the same.  

As per the updated curriculum framework, the choice of subjects in classes 11 and 12 will not be restricted to streams such as arts, science, and commerce to give students flexibility to choose.

According to MoE, Board twice will be conducted twice a year from the academic session 2024. This announcement has confused students as the academic session 2023-24 is almost halfway over. Will they be required to go through the new textbooks now? Will the entire session be postponed? Many questions are left to be answered.

Board examinations will be conducted twice a year with students having the option to retain the best score, while class 11 and 12 students will have to study two languages instead of one, according to the Ministry of Education’s new curriculum framework.

According to ministry officials, the curriculum, as per the New Education Policy (NEP), is ready and textbooks will be developed on its basis for the 2024 academic session.

In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages and one of them has to be an Indian language, said the final NCF (National Curriculum Framework) document.

NEP stands for National Education Policy (NEP 2020). The NEP 2020 aims to provide a holistic and flexible learning experience to students by minimizing the school curriculum content and focusing on 21st-century skills such as analytical and critical thinking, experiential learning, and creativity.

MoE has announced that the Board exams will be held twice a year from the academic year 2024. The new curriculum, according to NCF is ready and textbooks will be published soon for the session 2024. This has gotten students confused as they have already covered half of their syllabus. However, all Boards are yet to release any notification on the same.  

• Aligned with NEP 2020, NCF emphasizes the learning of regional languages (R1), another language (R2), and a third language (R3) to foster cultural connection and cognitive development. 
• Students will learn at least three languages in their school years
• In Classes 9 and 10, students will learn at least 3 languages, 2 of which be Indian languages
• In classes 11 and 12, students will be required to choose two languages, one of which will be Indian language

As per the New Education Policy (NEP), students must learn two languages.One of them should be an Indian language. The final NCF (National Curriculum Framework) document accessed by PTI stated: "In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages and one of them has to be an Indian language," 

According to the new curriculum framework (NCF), the Board examinations will be conducted twice a year, with students having the option to retain the best score. 

According to the government, Board exams will be conducted twice a year from the academic session 2024. Students are waiting to know if CBSE board exams will be held twice a year. However, the board is yet to release an official notification in this regard.

• There will be no substantial distinction between arts, science, academic, vocational, curricular, and subjects of extracurricular streams.
• There will be extra emphasis on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy.
• Substitution of 10+2 structure with a 5+3+3+4 model.
• No imposition of State Language on Students studying in any State.
• Permission to take Board Exams two times for the students.
• The UG Courses will be for 4 years.
• The minimum qualification to apply for the post the teacher will be a 4-year integrated B.Ed Course.
• The government will make literature of India and other classical languages part of the syllabus in schools.
• The exams for students will be held only in classes 2nd, 5th, and 8th instead of every academic year.

According to the Education Ministry of India, Board exams twice a year will be followed from the academic year 2024. Students will be allowed to retain the best score. Students of Class 9, 10 will need to study three languages, while Class 11, 12 students need to study two languages, of which one has to be an Indian language. 

The Education Ministry of India has announced that Boards will conduct the board exams twice a year from the academic session 2024. Since half of the session is already crossed, it is highly doubtful if CBSE will conduct the board exams twice this year. The Board is yet to release any official notification regarding the same. Stay tuned for more Central Board of Secondary Education news...

Board exams will assess understanding, and achievement of competencies than months of coaching and memorisation: MOE’s new curriculum framework.

MoE has announced that Board exams be conducted twice a year. However, CBSE has not released any announcement in this regard yet. It is expected that the Board will release a notification about CBSE board exams twice a year soon. Students must watch this space for Live Updates.

The New Education Policy 2023 is based on 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 model. Which is going to implement as mentioned below:

• Foundation stage- At the foundation stage, education is further subdivided into two parts which include 3 years of Pre school or Anganwadi followed by class 1 and 2 in primary school. It will cover children of 3 to 8 years where the education will be focused on activity-based learning.
• Preparatory stage- Students from classes 3 to 5 will be covered in this stage. This will gradually introduce subjects like speaking, reading, writing- physical education, language, science and mathematics.
• Middle stage- From classes 6 to 8, the students will be introduced to the more abstract concepts in the subject of mathematics science social science arts, and humanities.
•  Secondary stage- Students from classes 9 to 12 will be covered under this stage. This stage includes 2 phases- the first phase will cover students from class 9 and 1, while second phase will include students in Class 11 and 12. In this stage the students will intend to inculcate multi-disciplinary study coupled with depth and critical thinking. Multiple subject options will be provided to students at this stage.

According to the new curriculum, board exams now will be held twice a year. Students will be allowed to retain their best score. In order to make board exams easier, the examination will assess the understanding and achievement of competencies rather than months of coaching and memorisation.

The significant amendment in the NEP 2023 is the replacement of the 10+2 structure with the 5+3+3+4 structure. The 10+2 has been prevalent in our education system for a very long time. So, a complete change in that system can be confusing for the students. In the new Pedagogical and Circular Structure, the government has subdivided the schooling of students into four parts. These four parts are Secondary, Middle, Preparatory, and Foundational. These four stages of schooling will be crucial parts of educational development in students’ school lives. 

 

According to the government, Board exams will be conducted twice a year from the academic session 2024. Students are waiting to know if CBSE board exams will be held twice a year. However, the board is yet to release an official notification in that regard.

• Board examinations to be conducted twice a year.
• Students have the option to retain the best score.
• In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages.
• One of them should be an Indian language.
• Choice of subjects in classes 11 and 12 will not be restricted to streams
• School boards to develop capacities to offer ‘on demand’ exams in due course of time.
• The textbooks to be developed for 2024 academic session
• Current practice of ‘covering’ textbooks in classroom will be avoided

The current education minister is Dharmendra Pradhan, a member of the Council of Ministers.

NEP stands for National Education Policy (NEP 2020). The NEP 2020 aims to provide a holistic and flexible learning experience to students by minimizing the school curriculum content and focusing on 21st-century skills such as analytical and critical thinking, experiential learning, and creativity.

Board examinations will be conducted twice a year with students having the option to retain the best score, while class 11 and 12 students will have to study two languages instead of one, according to the Ministry of Education’s new curriculum framework.

According to ministry officials, the curriculum, as per the New Education Policy (NEP), is ready and textbooks will be developed on its basis for the 2024 academic session.

In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages and one of them has to be an Indian language, said the final NCF (National Curriculum Framework) document.

According to MoE, Board twice will be conducted twice a year from the academic session 2024. This announcement has confused students as the academic session 2023-24 is almost halfway over. Will they be required to go through the new textbooks now? Will the entire session be postponed? Many questions are left to be answered.

"In due course of time, school boards are to develop capacities to offer 'on demand' exams in due course of time. Besides board exam test developers and evaluators, they will have to go through university-certified courses before taking up this work," said the Ministry. The new framework has also noted that the current practice of 'covering' textbooks in the classroom will be avoided while stressing that the cost of textbooks should be optimised.

Board exams will assess understanding, and achievement of competencies than months of coaching and memorisation: MOE’s new curriculum framework.

As per the updated curriculum framework, the choice of subjects in classes 11 and 12 will not be restricted to streams such as arts, science, and commerce to give students flexibility to choose.

MoE has announced that the Board exams will be held twice a year from the academic year 2024. The new curriculum, according to NCF is ready and textbooks will be published soon for the session 2024. This has gotten students confused as they have already covered half of their syllabus. However, all Boards are yet to release any notification on the same.  

Yes. The Education Ministry of India has announced that Board exams will be held twice in India from the academic session 2024. However, state and national boards are yet to release any official notification regarding the same. Students are confused as they are already nearing their half-yearly exams and worry that they might have to begin again with the introduction of new books. We will keep students updated soon after any official notification is released.

• Aligned with NEP 2020, NCF emphasizes the learning of regional languages (R1), another language (R2), and a third language (R3) to foster cultural connection and cognitive development. 
• Students will learn at least three languages in their school years
• In Classes 9 and 10, students will learn at least 3 languages, 2 of which be Indian languages
• In classes 11 and 12, students will be required to choose two languages, one of which will be Indian language

As per the New Education Policy (NEP), students must learn two languages.One of them should be an Indian language. The final NCF (National Curriculum Framework) document accessed by PTI stated: "In classes 11 and 12, students will have to study two languages and one of them has to be an Indian language," 

According to the new curriculum framework (NCF), the Board examinations will be conducted twice a year, with students having the option to retain the best score. 

According to the government, Board exams will be conducted twice a year from the academic session 2024. Students are waiting to know if CBSE board exams will be held twice a year. However, the board is yet to release an official notification in this regard.

• There will be no substantial distinction between arts, science, academic, vocational, curricular, and subjects of extracurricular streams.
• There will be extra emphasis on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy.
• Substitution of 10+2 structure with a 5+3+3+4 model.
• No imposition of State Language on Students studying in any State.
• Permission to take Board Exams two times for the students.
• The UG Courses will be for 4 years.
• The minimum qualification to apply for the post the teacher will be a 4-year integrated B.Ed Course.
• The government will make literature of India and other classical languages part of the syllabus in schools.
• The exams for students will be held only in classes 2nd, 5th, and 8th instead of every academic year.

According to the Education Ministry of India, Board exams twice a year will be followed from the academic year 2024. Students will be allowed to retain the best score. Students of Class 9, 10 will need to study three languages, while Class 11, 12 students need to study two languages, of which one has to be an Indian language. 

The Education Ministry of India has announced that Boards will conduct the board exams twice a year from the academic session 2024. Since half of the session is already crossed, it is highly doubtful if CBSE will conduct the board exams twice this year. The Board is yet to release any official notification regarding the same. Stay tuned for more Central Board of Secondary Education news...

MoE has announced that Board exams be conducted twice a year. However, CBSE has not released any announcement in this regard yet. It is expected that the Board will release a notification about CBSE board exams twice a year soon. Students must watch this space for Live Updates.

Board exams will assess understanding, and achievement of competencies than months of coaching and memorisation: MOE’s new curriculum framework.