Early Learning for class 6 to 10

About CBSE Board

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is a prestigious national-level board of education in India, governed by the Government of India. Established in 1929, CBSE aims to provide high-quality education and promote the intellectual, social, and cultural development of students. CBSE affiliates both public and private schools across India, ensuring uniformity in education.

CBSE Curriculum for Classes 5 to 12 :-

Class 5

Class 6 to 8

Class 9 to 10

Exam Pattern for Class 10:

Subjects: Each subject typically has an 80-mark theory paper and a 20-mark internal assessment.

Duration: Each exam is 3 hours long.

Frequency: Annual exams conducted in February-March.

Class 10 Grading System:

Class 11 to 12

Exam Pattern for Class 12:

Subjects: Core and elective subjects with separate theory and practical exams.

Duration: Each theory exam is 3 hours long.

Frequency: Annual exams conducted in February-March.

Class 12 Grading System:

Additional Points for Students and Parents

1. Comprehensive Syllabus: CBSE provides a detailed syllabus for each subject, outlining topics, subtopics, and the weightage of marks, which helps in structured preparation.
2. Continuous Assessment: Emphasis on continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) ensures regular assessment and feedback, helping students improve continuously.
3. Skill Development: The curriculum includes various skill subjects and vocational courses to enhance students’ practical skills and employability.
4. Holistic Development: Co-curricular activities, including sports, art, and music, are integrated into the curriculum to promote overall development.
5. Preparation for Competitive Exams: The CBSE syllabus is aligned with major competitive exams like JEE, NEET, and other entrance tests, providing a strong foundation for higher education.

Detailed Table of Subjects, Exams, and Classes