The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider whether students entering Class 6 should be exempted this year from the Central Board of Secondary Education’s three-language policy, signalling judicial concern over the timing and practical impact of the reform. The court’s intervention comes as CBSE has already clarified that current students in Classes 7, 8 and 9 will not be required to take a third-language board examination when they reach Class 10.
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"Supreme Court Urges Centre to Consider Exempting Class 6 Students from CBSE’s Three-Language Rule This Year"
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider whether students entering Class 6 should be exempted this year from the Central Board of Secondary Education’s three-language policy, signalling judicial concern over the timing and practical impact of the reform. The court’s intervention comes as CBSE has already clarified that current students in Classes 7, 8 and 9 will not be required to take a third-language board examination when they reach Class 10.
Supreme Court Urges Centre to Consider Exempting Class 6 Students from CBSE’s Three-Language Rule This Year
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The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider whether students entering Class 6 should be exempted this year from the Central Board of Secondary Education’s three-language policy, signalling judicial concern over the timing and practical impact of the reform. The court’s intervention comes as CBSE has already clarified that current students in Classes 7, 8 and 9 will not be required to take a third-language board examination when they reach Class 10.
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