Fill in the blank with suitable option: The policy of conducting two board examinations in an academic year will begin from the _______. Options: a. 2024–2025 session b. 2025–2026 session c. 2026–2027 session d. 2027–2028 examination

Which of the statements correctly describe the purpose of the exam in Class X? Statement I: To organize another round of board exams for every subject for all students. Statement II: To allow passed students to improve their performance in up to three subjects. Statement III: To provide a second chance for students who were placed in compartment up to 2 subjects in the first exam. Statement IV: To make examinations more competitive among students. Options: a. I and III b. II and III c. I, II, and III d. II, III, and IV

Rohit is preparing for his Class X board exams. His school has informed him about the new dual-exam system, but he is unsure whether he should appear in the first board examination or if it is optional. He asks the Principal for clarification. Based on this situation, what would be the clarification given by the Principal? Options: a. No, students can choose to appear in either the first or the second exam. b. Yes, it is mandatory for all students to appear in the first examination. c. Students can appear in a few subjects in the 1st exam and the remaining in the 2nd exam. d. Appearing in the 2nd examination is compulsory.

Refer to the following table and choose the correct number for each statement about how many subjects a student can appear for in the 2nd exam. Statement: Maximum number of subjects allowed in the 2nd exam. Options in Column B: 1. Only in 01 subject 2. Only in 02 subjects 3. Only in 03 subjects 4. Maximum up to 4 subjects

Refer to the following table and choose the correct number for each statement about how many subjects a student can appear for in the 2nd exam. Statement: Not permitted for more than this many subjects. Options in Column B: 1. Only in 01 subject 2. Only in 02 subjects 3. Only in 03 subjects 4. Maximum up to 4 subjects

Refer to the following table and choose the correct number for each statement about how many subjects a student can appear for in the 2nd exam. Statement: The official limit announced for improvement. Options in Column B: 1. Only in 01 subject 2. Only in 02 subjects 3. Only in 03 subjects 4. Maximum up to 4 subjects

Refer to the following table and choose the correct number for each statement about how many subjects a student can appear for in the 2nd exam. Statement: More than this number is not allowed. Options in Column B: 1. Only in 01 subject 2. Only in 02 subjects 3. Only in 03 subjects 4. Maximum up to 4 subjects

Rhea missed several papers in her Class X first board examination due to a medical emergency and was absent in three subjects. Based on this situation, what happens if a student is absent for three subjects in the first examination? Options: a. The student will be considered as having failed the entire examination. b. The student must appear in the second examination for all the subjects in which the student was absent. c. The student will be promoted automatically without appearing in further exams. d. The student can skip any of the exams and appear only in the next academic year.

The board has announced the syllabus structure for the second board exam. Choose the correct option: a. Contains only topics in which the student performed poorly. b. Uses a shorter version of the original syllabus. c. Uses a new and separate improvement syllabus. d. Follows the same syllabus as the main Board examination.

Sunita appears for the first board exam but she feels that her Internal Assessment score does not reflect her actual performance. Later, when preparing for the second exam, she again wants to improve her Internal Assessment score. Based on the new policy, how many times is a Class X student allowed to improve the Internal Assessment? a. Twice, once before each board examination. b. Only once, before the main (first) examination. c. Only once, before the second examination. d. There is no Internal Assessment in the new policy.

Arrange the following steps in the correct order for applying for photocopy, verification, and re-evaluation after the declaration of the answer books of first examinations: I. Apply for photocopy II. Apply for verification III. Apply for revaluation IV. Payment of required fee OPTIONS: a. IV → I → II → III b. I → II → III → IV c. II → III → I → IV d. II → I → III → IV

A school must decide what to do with a student who did not qualify in the first examination. Which of the following is as per the Board’s rule? a. Deny admission to Class XI altogether. b. Allow admission only after the second examination result. c. Ask the student to repeat the year. d. Allow provisional admission to Class XI until the 2nd exam result is declared.

Read the following situation carefully and choose the BEST possible permission accorded by the Board: The student: has written 2 exams; met with an accident after 2 exams; missed the remaining 3. Options: a. Allowed in the remaining 3 subjects during the second examination. b. Allowed in only 1 pending paper. c. Repetition of the entire academic year next year. d. Allowed for improvement exams entirely.

Which of the following is the correct exception allowed by the Board for students detained due to attendance shortage in examinations? a. They may complete the required attendance before the 2nd Board exam and appear in the second Board exam. b. There is no minimum attendance required for the second exam. c. They may appear next year only. d. They will be exempted from mandatory attendance in the 2nd exam.

Which of the following rule best fits the Board’s objective of supporting students attempting improvement exams? a. Final marks = higher of the two attempts b. Final marks = second attempt only c. Final marks = lower of the two scores d. Final marks = average of two scores

Given are the two statements — Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Read both statements carefully and choose the correct option. Assertion (A): A student who is participating in a national or international sports event during the first Board examination is permitted to appear in the second examination. Reason (R): The Board allows students with valid and approved special circumstances to take the missed exams in the second examination. Options: a. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A. b. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A. c. A is true, but R is false. d. A is false, but R is true.

A new student joins the school after the first exam. Which one of the following is the Board’s most appropriate action regarding the second exam LOC? a. They may appear provisionally. b. They can appear in selected subjects only. c. They may appear if recommended by the principal. d. They cannot fill the LOC of second examinations.

Sunita scored 32% in theory and 40% in internal assessment in a subject. She wants to know if she passes according to this year’s criteria. Which of the following is the correct approach? a. She passes because internal assessment is more than 33%. b. She passes because overall aggregate is 36%. c. She fails because she did not get at least 33% in each component. d. She passes if Board gives 5 grace marks.

The following is the performance of a student in Class X main exams: Subject — English L & L: 77; Hindi: AB; Science: 23; Mathematics (Basic): 14; Social Science: 75. What would be the result of the student? Options: a. The student passes since in two subjects marks are above 60 marks. b. The student falls in ‘ER’ category and must repeat the year. c. The student is not qualified and can appear in the second examination for Hindi, Science, and Mathematics. d. The student’s result will be withheld permanently.

Ananya is appearing for the second Board exam and her family has shifted to another city. She wants to appear from the new city. Which of the following provisions is allowed according to Board rules in this case? a. She cannot change the examination city. b. She may request a change with proper documentation. c. She can appear in selected subjects from the new city. d. She can change the city only maximum up to 3 subjects.

A school is preparing students for the second Board examination. The principal wants to ensure students are confident but not stressed to improve marks. Which of the following should be the school’s main role according to the Board’s guidelines? a. Conduct intensive coaching for all students. b. Maintain a stress-free and supportive environment. c. Compel all students to appear for the second exam. d. Focus only on students likely to score high.

After appearing in the two examinations, Sumit met with an accident. He made a request to the CBSE without medical certificates to permit him in the second Board examinations in the remaining three examinations. What decision will CBSE take on Sumit’s request? a. Sumit is allowed with a fine of Rs. 1000/- b. Sumit is allowed only in 2 subjects c. Sumit will be denied for 2nd examination d. Sumit will be asked to submit medical document

Richa scored marks in the following manner in two exams: Subject-1 — First Exam: 55, Second Exam: 67; Subject-2 — First Exam: 67, Second Exam: 55. What will be the correct depiction of marks in the final document? a. Subject–1: 67, Subject–2: 55 b. Subject–1: 67, Subject–2: 67 c. Subject–1: 55, Subject–2: 55 d. Subject–1: 55, Subject–2: 67

Raghav appeared in the main examination and plans to switch to the Maharashtra Board in Class XI. He requires a passing document. How will he provide proof of his qualifying Class X?

A school has sponsored 30 students in the Class X examination. All students secured 90% and above. Which statement is true for the school Principal?

Sudhanshu secured 78% marks in Class X in the first examination. What should be the best advice to Sudhanshu by his father?

A counselling session is organised by the school for the students of Class X before the main examination. Which suggestion given to the students by the school counsellor is most appropriate?

Vandana, after the 1st examination, booked her air tickets to visit her Nani on 17th May, 2026. Her performance was poor in Social Science in the 1st examination. Which statement is correct considering that she may decide to appear in Social Science in the 2nd examination? Statements: (i) Her decision to book air tickets is correct. (ii) She should plan to visit her Nani only after 1st June. (iii) She can visit her Nani on 14th May, 2026. (iv) She can decide after result declaration of the 1st exam. Correct options are: a. (i) and (ii) b. (ii) and (iii) c. (i) and (iv) d. (ii) and (iv)

Which option is correct about eligibility for appearing in the examination? Items: (i) Fresh students of Class X (ii) Second Chance Compartment (iii) Essential Repeat of previous year (iv) Improvement examination. Correct options are: a. (i), (ii), and (iii) b. (ii) and (iii) c. (i) and (iv) d. (i), (ii), (iii), and (iv)

Which option is correct about eligibility for appearing in the examination? Items: (i) Improvement category up to 3 main subjects i.e. out of Science, Social Science, Maths and a Language. (ii) First/Third Chance Compartment (iii) Compartment + Improvement (iv) Improvement for the students passed by replacement of the subject. Correct options are: a. (i) and (ii) b. (ii) and (iii) c. (i) and (iv) d. (i), (ii), (iii), and (iv)

When will a student not be allowed to appear in the Second Examination? Which statement is incorrect?

Can a student appear in the 2nd exam in subjects 6/7 opted in Class X? Which statement is correct? Statements: (i) Yes, students can appear maximum in 3 subjects. (ii) If a student offered Science, Maths, Social Science or Language, at these places will be allowed; otherwise not. Options: a. Correct, Correct b. Wrong, Wrong c. Wrong, Correct d. Correct, Wrong

Can a student who passed in 2025 appear in an additional Subject during the Second Examination 2026? Which statement is correct? Options: a. (i),(ii),(iii),(iv) are correct b. (i) and (ii) are correct c. Only (iii) is correct d. Only (i) and (iv) are correct Statements: (i) Yes. Additional subject will be allowed in 2nd Board examinations. (ii) No. Additional subject will not be allowed in 2nd Board examinations. (iii) Students will not be allowed to appear in stand-alone subjects. (iv) Only allowed in the subject which are not having internal assessment component.

Sangeeta performed very poorly in Mathematics (Standard) in the first examination. She decided to change to Mathematics (Basic) in the second examination. Is she allowed to do so?

Sangam performed very poorly in Science in the first examination. He decided to change to Skill Subject in the second examinations. Is he allowed to do so?

Vishal opted for 3 languages in the first examination and performed poorly in two languages. He decided to improve his performance in both the languages in the 2nd examination. Can he opt for improvement in 2 languages?

Ramagaya is a CWSN student and he got support in the 1st examination. He will be appearing in examinations in the 2nd exam. Is he required to request again for extra time in 2nd examinations?

Manish decided to leave the country after the 1st examination and return back only on 10th May 2026. He decided to submit LOC for both the examinations in one go. (i) His decision is correct. (ii) His decision is wrong. (iii) He can submit both the LOCs as per his availability. (iv) He can submit LOC of 2nd exam only after the 1st exam is over. Correct option is:

Reply correct answer — (i) Result of the 1st exam will be declared by end of April 2026 and 2nd exam by end of May 2026. (ii) Result of the 1st exam will be declared by end of April 2026 and 2nd exam by end of June 2026. (iii) Both the results will be declared together. (iv) CBSE always declares the result before the decided date. Options are:

A student approached CBSE after the 1st examination for clarification on some issue which was not mentioned in the guidelines. Whose decision/clarification will be binding? Options are:

When will CBSE start LOC submission for the 2nd examination? (i) Along with LOC of the main examination (ii) After 1st examination is over (iii) After result declaration of 1st examination (iv) There is no requirement of LOC for 2nd exam Options are:

Prachi is a Science teacher in a school. She has done evaluation in the 1st examination. Will she be doing evaluation for similar days as done in the 1st examination? Options are:

Few Principals are discussing that CBSE has fixed more than 8000 examination centres for Class X main examinations, 2026. One of them said that all these examination centres will be fixed for the 2nd examination. Probabilities are: (i) Similar to the 1st exam, centres will be fixed in the 2nd exam. (ii) More examination centres will be fixed in the 2nd exam. (iii) Less examination centres will be fixed in the 2nd exam. (iv) 50% centres of the 1st examination will be fixed. Options are:

Poonam expresses her views to Prachi that CBSE will enhance remuneration rates for examination-related activities for the examination, 2026. Which statement is correct in this regard? (i) No. Rates will remain the same as that of exam, 2025. (ii) Proposal for enhancing rates will be placed in the Governing Board meeting scheduled on 23.12.2025.

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered seven subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered seven subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass. Is the candidate eligible for the second Board Examination under the Improvement Category?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered seven subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass. What subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a skill subject. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a skill subject. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass. Is the candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations under the Improvement Category?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a skill subject. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass. What subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a skill subject. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass. Can the candidate appear for improvement in the 6th subject?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a third language. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Not offered; Language 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a third language. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Not offered; Language 3 – Pass. Is the candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations under the Improvement Category?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered six subjects including a third language. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Not offered; Language 3 – Pass. What all subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Fail/Absent. What is the result of the student?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Fail/Absent. Is the candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations under the Improvement Category?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Fail/Absent. What all subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. Under what category is this candidate eligible for the second Board Examination?

Study the following case and reply to the questions. In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. What all subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination?

Q48 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Q48 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass. Under what category is this candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations?

Q48 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Pass; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass. What all subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination? Select all that apply.

Q49 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Q49 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 1 – Pass; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. Under what category is this candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations?

Q50 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. What is the result of the student?

Q50 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. Under what category is this candidate eligible for the second Board Examinations?

Q50 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. What all subjects could be improved by the candidate in the Second Board Examination? Select all that apply.

Q50 Study the following case and reply to the questions given in the table: In the first examination, a candidate has offered five mandatory subjects. Table of results: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Pass; Academic 3 – Pass. Can the candidate improve in Language 2?

Study the following case and answer: In the first examinations, a candidate has offered mandatory 07 subjects with the outcomes shown in a table: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass. What is the overall result of the student?

Using the same case: In which category is this candidate eligible to appear in the Second Board Examinations? The subject-wise outcomes are: Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass.

Based on the case table (Language 1 – Fail/Absent; Language 2 – Pass; Academic 1 – Fail/Absent; Academic 2 – Fail/Absent; Academic 3 – Pass; Skill – Pass; Language 3 – Pass): Which subjects can be taken for improvement in the Second Board Examination?

CBSE has established 6 new Regional Offices and 6 Sub-Regional Offices. Stakeholder opinions are: (i) CBSE was unable to accommodate its employees in the existing Regional Offices; hence, new Regional and Sub-Regional Offices were opened. (ii) As state governments allotted land to the CBSE, hence, new Regional and Sub-Regional Offices were opened. (iii) CBSE, being the visionary Board, decided to open new Regional and Sub-Regional Offices so that services of schools and teachers whose services were not taken earlier be utilised and time taken to complete examination activities is reduced. (iv) Services to its stakeholders are improved. Which opinion is correct in this regard?