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CBSE Introduces 3-Language Rule for Class 9 — India Verified

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CBSE Introduces 3-Language Rule for Class 9

Education16 May 2026 at 06:22 pmQuick read

CBSE Introduces 3-Language Rule for Class 9

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CBSE mandates three languages for Class 9. At least two must be Indian. The third language has school-based assessments.

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The score is 90-100 as the information is verified by two authoritative sources, The Times of India and The Hindu, with specific details about the policy and its implementation date.

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