New syllabus on its way for CBSE

Since, Class X board exam were made optional for the Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE ), the board is all set to go global by introducing a new syllabus for international students from the next academic session. According to the reports, CBSE would introduce a new syllabus to make ...

CBSE started off well

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to discontinue the practice of declaring ‘failed’ or ‘compartment’ for students of Std X. Based on the new reforms in education and the grading system, students who fail will be graded E1 and E2. According to CBSE, ...

CBSE Board 2010 Exams begin today

Lakhs of Students to take up CBSE class X and XII examinations from today. About 9.25 lakh candidates will be appearing in CBSE class X examination under the new grading system while more than 6.99 lakh candidates will take their class XII examination across 5,300 centers in the country. ...

CBSE starts toll-free helpline

Every year before the board examinations CBSE runs a helpline that is used to counsel the students on all matters so that they can avoid stress. This year CBSE has made the helpline toll-free so that more students can be counselled. Now students need not reach for 52 different counsellors ...

Exam dates for CBSE have been Announced

CENTRAL BOARD of Secondary Examination (CBSE) has announced the dates for the class X and XII examinations to be held in 2010.  CBSE class X and XII Examinations will start from 3rd March 2010 . Detailed date sheet of the exams will be announced in last week of ...

CBSE evaluation gets easier

It is a move that promises to revolutionize the education system in India. The Central Board of Secondary Education has declared the date for the Class X and XII exams scheduled for 1 March, 2010. This year over eight lakh students would be appearing for their Class X exams in March 2010 for which ...