Board Exams Twice A Year, Best Scores To Be Retained, Check Details Here
Board exams will be conducted twice a year. Students would be required to learn two languages out of which one has to be an Indian language check complete details here.
Board Exams Twice a Year: According to the latest updates board exams will be conducted twice a year. According to the new curriculum framework guidelines introduced by the Minister of Education, two board exams will be conducted in a year.
CBSE will be implementing the directive given by the government and detailed guidelines on the same will also be issued soon. The Central Board of Secondary Education will be conducting the exams twice a year and will not be term-wise. According to the guidelines introduced two separate exams will be conducted and students will be allowed to retain the best scores. The decision for the state board exams will however be taken by the respective state government as per reports.
Boards To Assess Understanding of Students
The New Curriculum Framework (NCF) has been prepared as per the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Board exams will be conducted to assess the understanding of the students and the achievement of their competencies. The NCF also provides students the flexibility to choose the streams for classes 11 and 12. The education minister has also added that students are required to study two languages out of which one has to be an Indian language for classes 11 and 12. The textbooks for the 2024 academic year will be developed accordingly.
Boards will be required to develop capacities to offer on-demand and test developers for boars and evaluators will be required to undergo thorough university-certified courses before beginning.
Union Minister stated that under the guidance of Kasturirangan, the steering committee has prepared the curriculum for the NEP and submitted the same to the government which was then given to the NCERT. Two committees were formed by the NCERT which are the National Oversight Committee (NOC) and the National syllabus ad Textbook Committee (NSTC). It is expected that both these committees will prepare the syllabus according to the current requirements and will be based on original Indian thinking.
Also Read: Telangana NEET UG Counselling 2023: Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Out on tsmedadm.tsche.in
Sherin is an education journalist with over 7 years of experience. Over her tenure of working with top media houses like Careers 360 and then Jagran Josh, Sherin has covered various entrance examinations liek JEE Main, NEET, CUET, GATE, etc. as well as various state board and CBSE results. Her understanding of the education ecosystem coupled with her own experience of teaching as an Assistant Professor of nearly 2 years helps her provide a comprehensive perspective to students. She has a Masters Degree in Communication from Madras Christian College. Apart from covering education news, Sherin also enjoys reading and cooking.
