The Supreme Court expressed concerns regarding the proposed third language for Class 9 students. It suggested implementing such changes at an earlier academic stage, like Class 5 or 6. The apex court questioned the rationale for adding a language at the secondary level. This move could potentially increase the academic burden on students. The Centre and CBSE were asked to consider the timing of curriculum adjustments.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has defended its three-language policy before the Supreme Court, arguing that a significant number of its affiliated schools are…

The Central Board of Secondary Education has issued new guidelines regarding third language assessments. Students must pass school-based internal assessments for their third…