CBSE to allow students to take Class 10 board exam twice a year from next year and introduce global curriculum
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Education Ministry Discusses Implementation
The education ministry held discussions on the new system, led by minister Dharmendra Pradhan, with officials from CBSE, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS). The draft schemes, set for public consultation next Monday, were reviewed in detail.
Multiple Attempts to Reduce Exam Pressure
CBSE’s plan will allow students to take board exams twice a year and retain their best score. The initiative aims to ease the pressure of a single high-stakes exam. A ministry official said, “The initiative aims at reducing the high pressure, one-time examination system and provide students with an opportunity to improve their performance without the stress of a single high-stakes test. By offering multiple attempts, CBSE seeks to create a more supportive learning environment that prioritizes conceptual understanding over rote memorisation.”
Competency-Based Evaluation Model
The policy shift promotes competency-based evaluations instead of traditional summative assessments. This approach focuses on formative learning and skill mastery. “CBSE is encouraging a shift towards formative learning, where students can focus on skill mastery and self-improvement rather than mere exam performance. This model also aligns with global
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