Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the form for the main examination to be held for private students of Secondary and Senior Secondary classes in 2021 next year. Along with this, the board has also announced various categories for 10th and 12th, in which students will be able to apply for the CBSE Private Exam 2021. As per the rules laid down by CBSE, students of 10th and 12th class in various categories can submit their application online by visiting the official website of the board, cbse.nic.nic or from the direct link given below. However, CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 students who want to fill Private Form 2021 should first do various category checks prescribed by the Board.

10th and 12th private exam form 2021 can be filled in these categories

CBSE board has released private examination form for students of class 10th and 12th in compartment, improvement, failures, additional and female / PWD categories. The prescribed qualifications for these categories are given below

Compartment category – In this category, private forms can be filled by students who could not pass the board examination held in March 2020 and this time want to appear only in compartment subject. This category is only for 12th students.

Improvement Category – In this category, private forms can be filled by students who have passed the board examination held in March 2020, but they want to increase their score in various subjects.

Failure Category – In this category, private forms can be filled by students who have not passed the board examination held in March 2020 and then the compartment examination conducted thereafter. Students of this category will have to take private examination in all subjects.

Additional Subject Category – In this category, private forms can be filled by students who have passed the board examination held in March 2020, but they also want to take any additional subject.

Female / PWD category – Female and PWD students of Delhi NCR can fill the CBSE Board Private Exam Form 2021 of 10th and 12th in this category. These students have to choose only non-practical subjects.

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New Delhi, Online Desk. CBSE CTET 2020 Registration and Exam Schedule: Central Baord of Secondary Education- CBSE has announced the date of application and examination for Central Teacher Eligibility Test- CTET to be held in July 2020. Has given Let us know that the application process for this examination, which is going to be held in July, will start from January 24, 2020. The exam date has been declared on July 5.

CBSE is going to conduct this exam in 112 cities across the country. The exam will be in 20 languages, for which detailed bulletin will be released on January 24, 2020. The bulletin will provide information about exam, languages, syllabus, qualification, criteria, examination fee, city and other important dates. The official website of CTET is ctet.nic.in where a detailed bulletin will be released.

The online application process for the seat will start tomorrow and candidates have until 24 February 2020 to apply. On February 27, students can submit the application fee till 3.30 pm. General and OBC category candidates will have to submit an application fee of Rs 1000 for just one question paper while for both the papers the application fee has been fixed at Rs 1200. Apart from this, SC, ST and handicapped candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 500 for one question paper and Rs 600 for both papers.

Headlines-

• Bulletin will be uploaded on website on 24 January
• Online applications will be accepted by 24 February
• CTET will be conducted in 20 languages

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The Central Board of Secondary Education-CBSE has asked all the students of the board to prepare for the examination from the CBSE syllabus. Every time students of the board have been preparing for the exam from the books of NCERT. But now CBSE has asked the students to read only from the syllabus of their academic session and not from NCERT books.

CBSE always prescribes NCERT books for exams for classes 9th to 12th, but the board observed that it is written somewhere in the books that this information is not intended for examination or evaluation. The board has clearly stated in its notification that this information written in the NCERT books is not applicable for the students of CBSE class 10th and 12th. Students have been advised to prepare from syllabus issued by CBSE.

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