The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is the national level education body in India for public and private schools. The board conducts examinations for classes 10 and 12. CBSE Board 12th Exam 2025 is likely to commence from February 15,

Some media outlets had earlier reported that CBSE announced a syllabus cut of up to 15 per cent, attributing the statement to Vikas Kumar Agrawal, the Board's regional officer, during a school principal summit, 'Bridging the Gap,' in Indore.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has stepped forward to quash rumours surrounding changes to the 2025 board examinations for Classes X and XII. Contrary to claims circulating in the media,

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has rejected reports suggesting that the syllabus for class 10 and 12 board examinations will be reduced by15%.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has refuted recent media reports claiming a syllabus reduction and the implementation of open-book exams for the 2025 board examinations. The board clarified that no such changes have been made to its assessment policies and urged students and stakeholders to rely only on official communication channels for accurate information.

As the 2025 board exams approach, a wave of reports suggesting significant changes in the CBSE exam structure is capturing the attention of students, educators, and parents. Reports suggest that the CBSE is introducing a 40% internal assessment weightage and a possible syllabus reduction by 15% for the board exams in 2025.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has dismissed recent media reports suggesting changes to the syllabus and exam format for the 2025 Class 10 and 12 board exams. In an official statement released on Thursday,

CBSE swiftly addressed circulating news that falsely claimed regional officer Vikas Kumar Agrawal announced upcoming changes to the CBSE exam pattern at a summit in Indore. The reports suggested a 15% syllabus reduction for Classes 10 and 12 and the introduction of open-book exams in subjects like English literature and social science from 2025,

CBSE has denied reports of a 15% syllabus reduction for Classes 10 and 12, along with open-book exams for select subjects. It has urged the public to rely on official announcements.

CBSE also informed that any information regarding policy changes is released by the Board through the official website and circulars.