The CBSE revised its three-language policy, exempting current Class 10 students from studying three languages. Class 9 students can opt for two foreign languages and one Indian language. This decision follows legal challenges against the previous mandate requiring three languages for all students.
The CBSE revised its three-language policy, exempting current Class 10 students from studying three languages. Class 9 students can opt for two foreign languages and one Indian language. This decision follows legal challenges against the previous mandate requiring three languages for all students.
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The CBSE revised its three-language policy, exempting current Class 10 students from studying three languages. Class 9 students can opt for two foreign languages and one Indian language. This decision follows legal challenges against the previous mandate requiring three languages for all students.
