CBSE Board Exams 2023 LIVE Updates: What is Date of the CBSE Board Exam 2023?

The CBSE class 10 and class 12 board exams 2023 datesheet will likely be released by this month. As per media reports, it could be out anytime soon. However, CBSE is yet to release the final dates. Once out, it will be made available at the official website of the board at cbse.nic.in.

The Education Ministry has said that a minimum of 40 per cent of questions in the class 10 exam 2023 and 30 per cent in the class 12 exams 2023 will be competency-based. The NEP 2020 recommended a competency-based education approach to learning that focuses on particular competencies in each subject. It focuses on real-world applications of knowledge and skills and the authenticity of the learning experience.

The board exam is the most decisive phase of their academic life and significantly impacts their future opportunities. However, preparing for the tests will be more beneficial than feeling stressed and anxious. Moreover, getting top marks might be easy if you are ready with the correct guidance and a well-planned study regimen. To ensure success in CBSE class 12 physics board final exams, here are some topics, chapters, scoring criteria, and tactics to ace the exam…read more

Step 1. Go to the official website of CBSE – cbse.gov.in.

Step 2. Now, go to the main website of CBSE.

Step 3. On the homepage, click on the link – CBSE class 10 and 12 date sheet 2023.

Step 4. CBSE date sheet 2023 pdf file will be displayed on the screen.

Step 5. Now, download and save CBSE date sheet Class 10, 12 pdf file.

CBSE has revised the syllabus and is conducting exams with 100 per cent syllabus nearly two years after reducing it. CBSE has rationalised the syllabus to compensate for the Covid-19 time loss. For next year board, there will also be a change in the exam pattern with more internal choices to be given to the students to make the exams more competency-based and less cramming-based.

The CBSE class 10 and class 12 board exams 2023 datesheet will likely be released by this month. As per media reports, it could be out anytime soon. However, CBSE is yet to release the final dates. Once out, it will be made available at cbse.nic.in.

While students await the detailed exam date sheet of the CBSE 10th and 12th board exams 2023, the date sheet for ICSE and ISC has been published by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) at cisce.org. According to the timetable, the class 10 or ICSE examinations will commence on February 27 and will conclude on March 29. The exam will begin at 11:00 am on certain days. The class 12 or ISC examination will commence on February 13, with English Paper I. It will continue until March 31.

The CBSE practical examinations, project, or internal assessment for the session 2022-23 are scheduled from January 1. The schools situated in the winter-bound areas are expected to remain closed during the month of January due to the winter season and for such schools, the practicals has been preponed. It will be held from November 15 to December 14. To avoid crowding and social distancing, the schools will call the students in sub-groups of 10 students each, CBSE has said.

CBSE will likely release the date sheet soon at cbse.nic.in. Students can download the timetable for both 10th and 12th exams from the official website, once out. The board had earlier stated that the 10th and 12th exams will begin from Feb 15.

CBSE class 10 English language and literature, both have three sections — section-A (reading; 20 marks), section-B (writing and grammar, 20 marks), and section-C (literature, 40 marks). Apart from NCERT books, students must solve sample papers, build good vocabulary, and improve their writing skills.

Students ought to remember that English cannot be studied or mastered in a day. They must practice and revise regularly by reading, listening, writing, and speaking. Write out every answer and anything you read or learn to memorize better, understand what mistakes you are making, and try to improve. Students must solve previous years sample papers and time themselves to do better in the exam…read more

A student has to pass in all five subjects with a minimum of 33 per cent marks. They also need to get 33 per cent overall to pass the 10th, 12th board exams.

After holding the 10th and 12th exams on a reduced syllabus for nearly two years, CBSE will go back to 100 per cent syllabus. The board has this year, however, rationalized its syllabus. The official syllabus is available at cbse.nic.in. The detailed date sheet will be out soon.

This year marked the first time that Delhi University conducted its admission via Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG scores. The varsity’s Vice-chancellor, Yogesh Singh, has revealed that CBSE students have an “inherent advantage” in CUET-based admissions. He said that greater options regarding the question papers provided to students could help students coming from state boards. The VC said the use of the NCERT curriculum for CUET gives CBSE Board students a competitive edge.

The CBSE has released the sample papers for board exam 2023 at cbseacademic.nic.in. Students must note that along with the sample paper the marking scheme has also been released. “The Board issues Sample Question Papers (SQPs) and Marking Schemes for classes X and XII to provide a broad template to serve as a guide for ensuring uniformity and proper coverage of the curricula. Further, SQPs give a broad understanding about the Question Paper Design and need to be used for classroom teaching and learning activities with an overall focus on promoting the application of concepts in real-life and holistic learning,” reads the official notice.

In 2022, the pass percentage in CBSE result has been recorded as 94.40 per cent for class 10 result and 92.71 per cent for class 12. The board exams into two parts in 2022 and no exams were conducted in 2020 and 2021. CBSE saw an increase in pass percentage, however, in the past four years, the pass percentage for CBSE has been around 90 per cent.

In line with the NEP 2020, CBSE is planning to shift towards 5+3+3+4 pedagogical structure. The board will soon disseminate an order asking all CBSE board-affiliated schools in India to make provisions for a migration from the current 10+2 system to the proposed 5+3+3+4 one. The board is likely to issue directions for the adoption of the new 5+3+3+4 system of education soon.

CBSE has instructed students in the guidelines to make sure that the subjects of study are correctly mentioned in the list of candidates (LOC) forwarded by the schools. The board has informed students to be familiar with the syllabus and the subjects in which practical examinations will be held. Students must appear in the practical examinations on time, as there will be no additional opportunities for them to take the exams. Schools must complete all necessary preparations on time, such as laboratory preparation and stocking, and the identification of internal examiners, the board said.

The Ministry of Education has confirmed that a minimum of 40 per cent of questions in the CBSE Class 10 exam 2023 and 30 per cent in the CBSE Class 12 exams 2023 will be competency-based. The NEP 2020 recommended a competency-based education approach to learning that focuses on particular competencies in each subject. It focuses on real-world applications of knowledge and skills and the authenticity of the learning experience.

According to the revise paper pattern, questions for the board exams 2023 will come in a variety of formats, including objective type, constructing response type, assertion and reasoning, and case-based problems. The written exams will consist of 80 marks whereas the internal assessments or practicals will account for the remaining 20 marks.