The new CBSE policy for Class 9 mandates that students must study three languages (R1, R2, and R3), with at least two being native Indian languages.

CBSE introduces a new three-language policy for Class 9 starting July 2026. Learn about the NEP 2020 alignment, R3 subject ...

Addressing the immediate anxiety surrounding the policy change, CBSE detailed its reasoning in a circular issued on May 15.

CBSE’s new curriculum from 2026-27 introduces AI, language shifts, and flexible exams, but how will these changes affect students, parents, and future careers as reforms roll out gradually?

Moving the conversation beyond controversy towards learner-sensitive implementation and meaningful learning. The recent CBSE ...

CBSE Official Website Central Board of Secondary Education has responded to the growing controversy surrounding the Class 12 ...

Board exams are expected to include more competency-based questions, encouraging students to focus on conceptual understanding, analytical thinking.

CBSE Third Language Explained: Students and parents must note that no separate board examination will be conducted for R3 at ...

CBSE new rule: The CBSE said no Board examination would be conducted for the third language at the Class X level in order to ...

New Delhi: In a move aimed at aligning school education with emerging technologies, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced resource books for students and teachers for a new ...