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CBSE three-language rule: Third language now mandatory for classes 9–10, but no board exam for R3. Check all key announcements
CBSE three-language rule: Starting July 1, 2026, CBSE mandates three languages for Classes 9 and 10, with at least two being native Indian languages. While compulsory, the third language will not have a Board exam, focusing on learning over performance. This aligns with NEP 2020's multilingual education goals.
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thehindubusinessline.com
CBSE makes three-language study compulsory for Classes 9 and 10, exempts third language from Board exams
CBSE has made three-language study compulsory for Class 9 from July 1, 2026, while exempting the third language from Class 10 Board exams.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
CBSE three-language rule: Third language now mandatory for classes 9–10, but no board exam for R3. Check all key announcements
CBSE three-language rule: Starting July 1, 2026, CBSE mandates three languages for Classes 9 and 10, with at least two being native Indian languages. While compulsory, the third…
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hindustantimes.com
CBSE makes three languages mandatory in Class 9-10, no board exam for the third
The assessments for the third language (R3) would be school-based and internal. | India News
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CBSE mandates 3 languages in Class 9; two must be Indian
Students in Class 9 will soon study three languages, with two being Indian languages. This change starts from the 2026-27 academic session. The third language will not be a Board…
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CBSE makes third language compulsory for classes 9-10 from July 1
CBSE said that no Board examination would be conducted for the third language at the class 10 level. | India News
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'2 must be Indian': Why CBSE made 3-language study compulsory in class 9 and 10
Students will not be stopped from appearing in the class 10 board examinations even if they do not perform well in the third language, CBSE has clarified. | India News
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‘Cannot change the system’: Opposition attacks CBSE's three-language mandate for class 9 and 10
The new framework makes it mandatory for students to study three languages with at least two of them required to be Indian. | India News