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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)  has forwarded one step for E-learning of Students.  Digital Book will be provided to the students.  CBSE has released the Digital Book for the Classes 6th to 8th. Students will be benefited with the help of this Book.  CBSE has instructed all the school to keep  the Digital Book in their library so that Students must be aware of the Books having online version.  Other than that CBSE has also released the Books related to Bio-Technology,  Economics and  Mathematics and its study material.  Because of this teachers and students will be encouraged.  To have quality and better education system e-learning resources have been provided by CBSE. If we see the benefits of this,  we can say that the study materials are easily accessible from mobile,  laptops and readable everywhere and printout can be taken easily. All the Digital print has been made in such a way so that the creativity of...

At this time the examinee, who are giving C.B.S.E 12 th examination will face too many Changes. One of change is Open Syllabus System. By in forcing this, the question can be asked from any chapter. Whereas weightage system has been abolished. Students have to be preparing according to change syllabus. Weightage system was still applicable in C.B.S.E. Under the system board was told students in the examination, how many questions which can come from which chapter. What is marking system? The students get profit from it. They give more importance to that chapter which contains more marks. Specialists told that “if students know the marking scheme, it is easy to prepare.” But this time C.B.S.E has abolished weightage system and applied Open Syllabus System.

Central Board of Secondary Education  (CBSE) introducing a open text based assessment system from next academic session.  A open text based assessment(OTBA) will be for the students of class-XI from the next academic session 2014. Under this, papers of Biology, Economics and Geography will be regarded, students will got a study materials and based on which questions will be asked in the examinations.

CBSE to start 'Open Text' system next year The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will introduce Open Text Based Assessment (OTBA) system from next academic session. Under the open book system, students will be informed four months in advance about the study material on which the examinations will be conducted. It will first begin for students of 9th and 11th classes. The implementation of the new system aims at strengthening students' analytical and theoretical skills by moving away from the existing practice.

  (CBSE CLASS Xth) Result is likely  to  published on 31st of May 2011. Central Board of Secondary Education will Publish Result for all the Zone on that Day. Students are Waiting Seriously for their Results.  Results Will be Published in the official Website of CBSE. However there are , more Websites too. Results will be Published on cbseresults.nic.in Get Updates! Subscribe to the Scholars club email newsletter to receive updates, freebies and exclusives: Enter your email address: ==>Help us to keep SCHOLARS CLUB running?

Share cumulative grade point average (CGPA). toppers CBSE Class X 2010 results today,  There will be no toppers when the Class X results are announced by the CBSE on Friday.  With the Central Board of School Education (CBSE) replacing marks with grades in Class X results from this year, the expectations, stress and anxiety levels among students and parents are minimal.  Students will now get to know the grades in each subject, plus the grade point and the cumulative grade point average (CGPA).  While counsellors in the city are receiving queries from parents regarding the grades and the CGPA of the child, the students are a relaxed lot. "I am pretty sure I will get an A1 in all the subjects, so there is no anxiety as such. Also there is no tension whether I score 95 or 96 per cent," says Varnika Chawla of Delhi Public School, R K Puram. The grades will be awarded on a nine-point scale for each subject. If a child scores anything between 91 and 100...

Share New Delhi, May 25 -- The run up to CBSE's Class X results, which will be declared on May 28, is distinctly different this year. Sahil Sharma, a Class X student of Delhi Public School, Dwarka, is not a bundle of nerves. "Earlier, there was pressure to secure above 95 per cent in all subjects.  That's gone," he said. Sharma's not an exception. With the system of awarding marks at the secondary level having turned redundant, Class X students this time are relatively more relaxed.  Last year, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced that the Class X Boards would be discontinued from 2011. As for the 2010 batch, students will be awarded grades on a nine-point from A1 to E1 instead of marks. A student scoring an aggregate between 91 to 100 per cent, for instance, will be awarded grade A1 and an aggregate from 81 per cent to 90 per cent will translate into A2.  The competition among students and pressure from parents, as a result ha...