CBSE 10th Exam: CBSE Launched Practice Book for Students
CBSE Latest News: The Central Board of Secondary Education is busy preparing for the class 10th examination. This year, under the New Education Policy 2020, changes are also being made in the study pattern and exam module. Students studying in class 9th in schools affiliated with the CBSE board are also being prepared for the 10th examination next year.
CBSE Board Class 10th practical exam preparation has started (CBSE 10th Practical Exam). In the session of the year 2022-23, the examinations will be conducted according to their fixed schedule. CBSE Board 10th Practical Exam is expected to start from 1st January 2023. But due to the closure of schools in many states at that time, the examinations can be held in December as well.
CBSE Practice Book LaunchedÂ
CBSE Board has issued practice books for class 9th and 10th students to implement the New Education Policy 2020 (CBSE Practice Book). At present only practice books for difficult subjects like Maths and Science have been launched. By preparing from these, students can get better marks in the board exams. Students appearing in the board exams are advised to start their preparation according to the syllabus.
The 10th date sheet will be released soon
CBSE Board will soon release the date sheet of class 10th on the official websites cbse.nic.in and cbse.gov.in. In media reports, it is claimed that the board exams will start on 15 February 2023, but CBSE has not yet issued any official notification regarding this. At the same time, CBSE has also prepared an item bank. In this, questions based on the NCERT syllabus have been included in subjects like English, Maths, Science, and Social Science for class 10th students.
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