CBSE

For winter-bound schools, CBSE practical exams 2025 were held between Nov 5 and Dec 5, 2024. CBSE class 10th, class 12th practical exams 2025 for all other schools will begin from January 1, 2025 in students' own schools. They are conducted by the school teachers in the presence of CBSE external examiner. The practicals are held before the theoretical exams.Students should note that in order to pass the CBSE board exams, they need to score a minimum of 33 percent in theory and practicals separately. The Board released the CBSE date sheet 2025 for theory exams on November 20, 2024. The date sheet is out on the official website- cbse.nic.in. CBSE will conduct the CBSE board exams 2025 between February 15 and April 4, 2025.

CBSE is expected to release the CBSE compartment result 2024 for Classes 10th, class 12th in August. The results will be announced on the official website- cbse.nic.in. Students can check the CBSE supplementary result 2024 using their roll number. The CBSE supplementary exams 2024 will be held in July. The result mentions the marks scored by the student in all subjects he/she appeared in. It should be noted that the CBSE result 2024 released online is provisional in nature. Students need to collect their original mark sheet from school.  Students who clear the CBSE compartment exams 2024 will be promoted to the next academic class. Those who are unable to clear the exams will have to sit for the CBSE board exams again next year. 

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct The CBSE compartment exams 2024 for Class 10, 12 in July/August 2024. The exams will be held in offline mode or pen and paper format. Students who will appear for the CBSE supplementary exams 2024 must go through the entire syllabus and know the exam pattern. They must practice the CBSE question papers 2024 which they are unable to clear. The CBSE compartment result 2024 will be announced in August. Please note that this is the last chance for students to save a year and get promoted. In case they are not able to clear these exams, they will have to appear for the mail board examinations in the academic session 2025. 

Yes, the two marksheets of CBSE and NIOS are valid to take admissions in any Engineering college. NIOS result is equivalent to CBSE and NIOS is authorized by the HRD (Human Reseources Department ) of Government of India. But the most important mistake that is made by most of the NIOS apperaring students is if you want to join good college but marks in any of your subjects ( for example., Maths) is very less or result is not declared, you should appear all the exams ( Physics, Maths, Chemistry, English ) not only in the particular subject which you have scored less. So that you can be eligible for the admissions in most of the colleges. But there is also a few of private institutions which accepts the scores of independent papers based on the state and colleges you want to get admission. But the main condition is you must have to clear the language paper in NIOS. Concluding that, if you have cleared Maths along with other subjects through NIOS, you are 100% eligible for admissions in private colleges .But if you want to join Government colleges, you have to look into the particular state's  eligibility condition for college admission. For eg, in Tamilnadu, you couldn't take admission through NIOS.But, it is highly possible if you cleared all the exams through NIOS in other states.

DTU (Delhi Technological University): DTU is known to consider various state and national boards for admission, including NIOS and CBSE. Typically, they have specific eligibility criteria for different boards, and applicants are evaluated based on their performance in relevant subjects. It's advisable to check the DTU admission brochure or website for the exact details for the year you are applying.Jadavpur University: Jadavpur University, located in Kolkata, generally considers a wide range of boards for admission. Similar to other institutions, they have specific criteria for each board. NIOS students are usually eligible to apply, but it's recommended to refer to the university's admission information for the most accurate details.NSUT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology, formerly NSIT): NSUT, based in Delhi, has been known to accept NIOS students for various courses. They generally have a relaxed approach towards considering students from different boards. However, specific details might change each year, so it's crucial to refer to the university's admission guidelines.

According to the NEP 2020, Board exams will be held twice a year from the academic session 2025-26. Students will be allowed to retain their best scores. However, CBSE is yet to release any official notification in this regard. Last year, CBSE conducted the 10th, 12th board exams 2024 only once at the end of academic year. In 2021-22, the Board had conducted the CBSE exams in two terms due to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. The Board had reduced the syllabus for the said academic session and covered half of it in each term. This was done in order to assess students at least in one term in case examinations were to be canceled due to the pandemic, as was done in the academic sessions 2019-20 and 2020-21.