CBSE has made new rules for board exams held twice a year, know what changes have been made?

Two board exams in a year CBSE News: Students preparing for board exams, pay attention. The pattern of the upcoming board exam may be different from before. Because the government has started preparing to implement board examinations twice a year. At present, a policy is being made regarding CBSE 12th board examination. Earlier, where there was only one CBSE board exam in February-March, now there will be boards twice a year and the second board exam will be conducted in the month of June.

Till now, if a student fails in any subject in 12th, he gets a chance to give supplementary exam in only one subject, that too in July. Students who are unable to clear the exam or whose result is compartment, can also give supplementary exam. But now they will be able to directly appear in the second board exam to be held in June. In the second exam to be held in June, they will be able to give re-examination in any subject of their choice or all the subjects.

CBSE two board exams: Results in August

According to sources, CBSE will take about 15 days to conduct the second exam and a month to declare the result. In this way, the results of the second board exam will come in August. The final result will be declared on the basis of the exam in which the best marks are obtained. Just like JEE Main.

According to the report, the Ministry of Education has asked the CBSE Board to prepare a proposal to conduct board examinations twice a year. This plan will be implemented from 2026. However, the government has not yet decided how the examinations will be conducted twice. But one option is that the second examination should be conducted in June.

The government is also considering how much time it will take to conduct the second board examination and what will be the schedule of the second entrance examinations. Also, how much the evaluation burden on teachers will increase is also being considered. Keeping in mind the schools located in snow-covered areas, the first board examination cannot start before February.

Initially, CBSE may give the option of giving second exam for difficult subjects in June.