CBSE Board Exams New Rules – Friends, CBSE Class 10th and Class 12th board exams have started and meanwhile, CBSE exams are held in the months of March and April. CBSE board exams will start at 10:30 am and will continue till 1:30 pm. Some special exams can also end a little early.

This time around 45 lakh students have registered for CBSE board class 10th and class 12th exams and meanwhile, it is very important for all of you students to know the CBSE exam rules, where today we will tell you in this article what new rules have been implemented for the students.

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CBSE board exam new rules

All the information related to CBSE board exam new rules is being given below.

Friends, students appearing for the board exam will have to bring their original admit card with them, this is a very important document and without this you will not be allowed to sit in the exam, photocopy of admit card will not be accepted in this exam.

You also have to take your school identity card along with you because that is also mandatory and you have to take the original only, not the photocopy. Private candidates will be allowed to enter the exam only after showing the identity card issued by the government.

Students will have to bring the necessary stationery related to the exam from home and that too in a transparent pouch.

Students can keep only monologue watch and transparent water bottle with them, candidates can keep only pass and money with them. Apart from this, if you have any other thing, then you will have to keep those things either outside the school or outside the examination hall and the school will not be responsible if these things are lost.

Students will have to come to give their board exams in their school uniform only, you will not be allowed to give the exam if you come wearing any kind of civil clothes.

Private candidates will be allowed to enter the examination center wearing light colored clothes. You will not be able to follow all these rules at all, otherwise you will not be able to give the exam.

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List of things banned in CBSE board exam

These things will be banned in CBSE board exam for class 10 and class 12.

• Mobile phone
• Camera
• Bluetooth
• Earphones
• Electronic gadgets
• Smart watch etc.

If any fake news is given by a student in CBSE board exam, then CBSE board can take action against him, and if any outsider does this then a complaint will be made to the police.

According to the rules of CBSE board exam, if a student or his parents spread any kind of fake news, then CBSE board has the right to take any kind of legal action against them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: What is the latest change in CBSE board exam pattern?

Answer: CBSE has increased competency-based questions and reduced questions that are asked in Hindi.

Question 2: Will CBSE board exams be conducted twice a year?

Answer: Yes, CBSE is planning to introduce biennial board exams from 2025, more information will be released soon.

Question 3: Is internal assessment compulsory now?

Answer: Yes, internal assessment has been made compulsory for all subjects in CBSE.

Question 4: What is the new format of CBSE question papers?

Answer: CBSE question papers will now include more case-based, assertion-reasoning and analytical questions.

Question 5: Has the syllabus been reduced by CBSE for the next session?

Answer: No, CBSE has not yet officially announced any reduction in the syllabus.

Question 6: Will CBSE allow students to retain their best score if the exam is conducted twice?

Answer: Yes, CBSE allows students to retain their best score from the two board exams.

Question 7: Have the practical exam guidelines also been amended by CBSE?

Answer: Yes, CBSE has updated the practical exam rubrics to include observation and oral assessment.

Question 8: Will the CBSE exam final result include both internal and board marks?

Answer: Yes, CBSE exam final result will reflect both internal assessment and board exam marks.

Question 9: Has the subject-wise marking scheme been changed by CBSE?

Answer: Yes, CBSE has adjusted the weightage giving more marks to application-based questions.

Question 10: Are these changes applicable for all CBSE classes?

Answer: No, currently most of the changes apply to classes 9 to 12, specifically the Class 10 and 12 CBSE board exams.

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