CBSE's proposed global curriculum to be available for other international schools
international schools as well as those affiliated to the board in India, according to officials. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is in process of firming up plans to introduce the curriculum from 2026-27 academic session and a meeting has been called this week to discuss further before a draft is rolled out in public domain.
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Last week, Union Education Minister had chaired a meeting where CBSE was directed to prepare a detailed action plan with modalities of establishing and implementing the global curriculum.
«The global curriculum is part of a broader reform plan aligned with the new National Education Policy (NEP) which aims to provide students with greater flexibility and a globally competitive learning experience. The curriculum will be offered by CBSE's foreign schools from 2026-27 academic session.
«International schools which are currently affiliated to other boards will also have the choice to offer this curriculum and the same will apply to CBSE schools in India,» a senior board official said.
This is not the first time that CBSE is venturing into an international curriculum.
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