What are The Most Important Updates in CBSE for 2024-25?

CBSE Central Board of Secondary Education has introduced the recent syllabus on its official website. One can download the syllabus from this website. Class X and XII registration will start in September 2024 and end till December 2024. The registration in various schools for board examination has been started. As per the latest data more than 30 lakh students are appearing for board examination this year in 2024-25. The recent syllabus introduced by CBSE has done lots of changes. The deleted topics and chapters should be avoided by students. The new syllabus for classes X and XII has been officially uploaded on-site. CBSE board syllabus

What are the changes done by CBSE in the 2024-25 syllabus?

CBSE followed the same question paper pattern of last year. One can easily get ready for the board examination by practicing PYQs paper and sample papers. CBSE also added web application (803) for class XI, Information Technology (402) for Class X and Artificial Intelligence for Classes 9^th to 11^th. CBSE also plans to change according to New Education policy (2020). The government of India tends to change the NCERT books and transform the new education policy. Regional states like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have made it compulsory to read Bhagwad Geeta from classes 6 to 12.

CBSE also planning to adopt this initiative for 2025. CBSE also introduced SAFAL in many schools to relieve students' study stress and avoid rote learning. The SAFAL examination focuses on overall logical and analytical concepts of students' minds.

CBSE also introduced sample papers for 2025 board examination the CBSE sample paper are primary sources to analyze the paper pattern. One can download latest sample from CBSE Academic website. CBSE also started the recruitment process of students. Many students around India are enrolling themselves for next 2025 board examination. The board examination is going to be held in 2025. In India, the Ministry of Education recently tried to introduce board examinations twice in gap of six months to reduce the pressure on students. The students may get lesser syllabus as well as subjects to study well for board examinations. The best score out of both examinations can be calculated in the end, the best scores will be added for the final result. This can be the major changes that CBSE is going to introduce in coming years. Even they have increased the competency-based questions, especially in MCQs and Case-based study questions.

What documents are needed for enrollment in CBSE Board examination?

The Recruitment has been started in the first week of September 2024. the students are required to submit Aadhar Card details like Name, Father’s Name, Mother’s name, Address, and phone number. The Annual income, Single child Yes/No, subject codes and subjects that a student is going to opt for class 10^th and 12^th. The registration fees are around 1500 for five main subjects and additional 300 for any optional subjects. For Nepal or foreign Countries, the registration fee structure is 5000 for five main subjects and an additional 1000 for any optional subjects.

In conclusion

CBSE is all set to conduct the board examination with proper planning. Next year 2025 the new patterns, new books, and new ways of learning going to be introduced by CBSE. What would you say to someone who argues that the introduction of question paper patterns, NCERT books, and ways of learning may lead to inequalities for students who struggle to adapt to these changes, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds?