CBSE class 9 and 10 students to study nine subjects, check detailed list here

According to the reports, all the students of class 9 and 10 will be studying nine subjects in total students in the academic session 2020-21.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released a detailed list of subjects for class 9 and 10 students for the upcoming academic year. According to the reports, all the students of class 9 and 10 will be studying nine subjects in total students in the academic session 2020-21. Out of these nine subjects, five will be the compulsory subjects (English, Hindi, Maths, Social Science and Science), two will be optional subjects (skill-based subject and third language), and the last two will be chosen from the list of optional subjects.

List of Subjects for CBSE 9^th and 10^th Class Students

In order to clarify the doubts of the students, CBSE released a detailed list of all the subjects that will be a part of the teaching pedagogy and learning process of class 9 and 10 students for the upcoming academic year. Check the detailed subject list below:

Subject Type	Subjects	Group
Compulsory Subjects 1	Language 1: Hindi Course A / Hindi Course B / English Language & Literature	Group – L
Compulsory Subjects 2	Language 2: Any Language which is part of Group L (except the one chosen as Language 1)	Group – L
Compulsory Subjects 3	Mathematics (Basic / Standard)	Group A1
Compulsory Subjects 4	Science	Group A1
Compulsory Subjects 5	Social Science	Group A1
Optional Subject 1	Skill Subject: Any Subject which is part of Skills Group	Group-S
Optional Subject 2	Language 3: Any academic subject other than opted as Language 1 and Language 2	Group L / Group A2
Co-Scholastic Subject 1	Any Subject from Art Education Health & Physical Education	NA
Co-Scholastic Subject 2	Any Subject from Work Experience	NA

Students must note that the subjects that the student will choose in class 9 will be carried forward to class 10. According to the reports, CBSE stated that the academic programme for class 9^th and 10^th has an integrated approach. This means that the subjects that students will choose to study in class 9 will be the same subjects s/he will be appearing for in CBSE 10^thboard exams. 

Another key point to focus on is that in case any student fails any of the three compulsory subjects (Mathematics, Science and Social Science), but manages to clear the elective skill subject, the skill-based subject will replace the core academic subject during CBSE 10^th board exam. Similarly, if any student fails in language 1 or language 2 exams, the subject will be replaced by language 3 (if clear).

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