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CBSE Issues Three-Language Policy Guidelines

Education29 Jun 2026, 01:59 pmQuick read

CBSE Issues Three-Language Policy Guidelines

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CBSE has issued new guidelines for the three-language policy. Current Class X students are exempt. New rules apply from 2026-27.

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The score falls in the 70-89 band as it is based on two named sources, TOI and NewsX, with mostly factual information and minor gaps in details.

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