CBSE Modifies Three-Language Policy for Classes 7 to 9, Permits Two Foreign Language Choices

The education board has announced that the current cohort of Class 10 students will not be required to adhere to the recently implemented language policy. This decision provides a temporary reprieve for these students as they approach their final examinations.

The new language policy, which was introduced to enhance multilingual education and promote regional languages, will be applicable to future batches. The boards decision aims to minimize disruption for the current students, allowing them to complete their academic year under the previous guidelines.

This measure reflects the education boards commitment to ensuring a smooth transition for students while also addressing concerns about the readiness and adaptability of the existing curriculum to align with the new language requirements. Further details regarding the implementation timeline for the policy in subsequent years are expected to be communicated by the education board in the coming months.