Live
- BGT: 'Rohit is short of confidence with self-doubts', opines Manjrekar
- Gold gains 30 pc in 2024, silver 35 pc up on COMEX this year: MOFSL
- Delhi HC dismisses anticipatory bail plea of ex-IAS trainee officer Puja Khedkar
- Untouched Goa Beaches You Must Visit in January
- Muzigal launches its State-of-the-art Music Academy in Nallagandla, Hyderabad
- Thoughtful Christmas Gifts for Every Loved One
- South Korea: Finance minister silent on martial law probe amid speculation on acting president's role
- Karnataka Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar Vows To Pursue Justice Against CT Ravi
- Stands By Vijayaraghavan Amid Row Over Remarks On Gandhis
- Karnataka Legislative Council Chairman Denies Recording Controversial Exchange
CBSE: No further reduction in Social Science curriculum
Central Board of Secondary Education
CBSE schools have started sending notices to their Class-X board candidates informing that there is no further reduction in social science syllabus.
In the wake of a 'fake news' that the Central Board of Secondary Education has again reduced the syllabus.
CBSE schools have started sending notices to their Class-X board aspirants saying that there is no further reduction in the social science syllabus, in the wake of a 'fake news'. The social science exams are scheduled for May 27, 2021.
"This is fake. There has been no further reduction after what was done officially last year," said Indrani Chattopadhyay, vice-principal of DPS Ruby Park.
"For students, who are in the last leg of preparations, any news getting filtered down like this can cause excitement," said Ayushman Sarkar, a Class-X student of DPS Ruby Park. Lakshmipat Singhania Academy has also taken cognizance of it. "We have told students to crosscheck with us or CBSE website," said director Meena Kak.
