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CBSE clarifies three-language policy: Who is exempt and what changes from 2026-27
Find out how CBSE’s three-language policy from 2026-27 affects Classes VI–X, which batches are exempt, and how NEP 2020 multilingual goals will be implemented.
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hindustantimes.com
3-language formula: Classes 7-9 can continue with existing combo, says CBSE
Earlier, the CBSE had announced that the study of 3 languages, including at least two native Indian languages, was compulsory for Class 9 students.
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CBSE exempts current Class 10 batch from three-language policy
The Central Board of Secondary Education has issued fresh guidelines on the three language policy.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'No one shall be disadvantaged': CBSE issues three-language policy guidelines, exempts current Class X students
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued detailed guidelines explaining how the third language policy will be implemented for students in different classes under…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
CBSE issues three-language policy guidelines; big update for class 10 students
The CBSE has clarified its three-language policy, assuring current Class X students that they are unaffected. Students in Classes VII, VIII, and IX will also be exempt from board…
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3-language policy: CBSE grants one-time exemption to current Class 9 students
The CBSE issued a circular on May 15 directing all affiliated schools to make three languages compulsory for Class 9 students from July 1 | India News
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thehindu.com
CBSE relaxes three language policy for Class 7, 8, 9; allows two foreign language options
CBSE relaxes the three-language policy for Classes 7-9, allowing students to continue with two foreign languages and one Indian language.
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thehindubusinessline.com
CBSE 3-language rule revised: Current Class 10 students exempted, Class 9 gets relaxation
CBSE relaxes the three-language policy for Class 10 students and issues revised guidelines for Class 9 students under the new education framework.
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CBSE's fresh guidelines for 3-language policy: Changes for Class VI, VII, VIII, IX and X students explained
Under the policy, students will study three languages, with at least two being Indian languages. | India News
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gulfnews.com
CBSE clarifies three-language policy: Who is exempt and what changes from 2026-27
Find out how CBSE’s three-language policy from 2026-27 affects Classes VI–X, which batches are exempt, and how NEP 2020 multilingual goals will be implemented.
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CBSE says current Class 10 batch will not need to follow three-language policy
The new rules make it mandatory for Class 9 students to learn three languages, of which two must be Indian ones.
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Explained | CBSE's revised policy for classes 7-9: who must study three languages now?
CBSE has announced a one-time relaxation to its revised three-language policy for the current batches of Classes 7, 8 and 9 after concerns from parents. So, who is affected, what…
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Indian and foreign: on the CBSE and third language
If the NEP is to guide the Union government’s decisions, it should ensure language learning serves the best interests of students