This year's board exams could take place very soon. In addition to the Bihar Board exams taking place in February, CBSE exams are also permitted at this time.
UP Board and Rajasthan Board will soon announce the datesheet for the 10th and 12th class examinations, after the release of the datesheet for the 10th and 12th class examinations administered by the CBSE. Following the revelation of the dates for the CUET, NEET, and JEE Main exams, other states are also announcing the schedules for their corresponding board exams. The schedule for their board exams was previously made public by the Maharashtra Board, MP Board, CBSE, and ICSE. After the release of the datesheet, Rajasthan students can access the website. The datesheet will include comprehensive information on each exam.
This year’s board exams could take place very soon. In addition to the Bihar Board exams taking place in February, CBSE exams are also permitted at this time. The board will not use the exam format from last year for this round of board exams, which will cover the whole curriculum. The board has released the most recent exam design for the tests. The board has made the 10th and 12th grade curricula available. Students can view the syllabus on the official website at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in if they want to download it.
This time, 21 lakh children have applied for the 10th and 12th grades combined. These included 10 lakh 66 thousand 628 applicants for the 10th grade and 10 lakh 28 thousand 858 applicants for the secondary examination for class twelve.
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