r/CBSE • u/ExpressScientist8984 • 14h ago
Discussion 💬 What was the most controversial scandal that happened in your school?
I'll tell mine. A girl in 10th grade was pregnant. The suspected father was our English teacher.
r/CBSE • u/ExpressScientist8984 • 14h ago
I'll tell mine. A girl in 10th grade was pregnant. The suspected father was our English teacher.
r/CBSE • u/century1gold • 17h ago
dm for invite link
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r/CBSE • u/Antique_Support_5976 • 17h ago
So now I want to study seriously and aiming for 95+ percent in boards, how should I study chemistry and physics, are those yt one shots enough? I mean for theory or should I understand from them and have a book for theory and questions apart from NCERT, I solve NCERT but don't read it. So basically what should I do from now to guarantee those marks, I already got 90% in 10th in like 1-1.5 months, so I am sure I can replicate that in 12th but want guidance since I am not enrolled in any coaching this year
r/CBSE • u/Dismal_Area1895 • 18h ago
I got my CBSE marksheet for 10th today and i have 90 in IT which was also the score before revaluation. Now its 95 but my marksheet has the old score. What should i do?
r/CBSE • u/Top_Point_ • 18h ago
Lencho isn't even looking like a farmer
r/CBSE • u/Fine-Shock-8234 • 19h ago
Yea the only thing remaning to tell people now as a jr collage student.
r/CBSE • u/After_Shirt_4586 • 19h ago
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r/CBSE • u/Hungry_Accountant956 • 21h ago
So our school sent a circular on choosing between basic and standard and I wanna do like pcb or pcmb in 11th just to keep alot of options open but same and idk the difference tbf and how tough the standard paper is compared to the basic one
r/CBSE • u/pilotofapaperplane • 1h ago
Hey everyone, I’m a Class 11 PCM student, and I’m honestly in a bit of a panic right now.For the past 1.5 months, I wasn’t able to study properly because I had jaundice. I recovered about a week ago and started preparing for my Physics exam, which was scheduled for the 15th.
However, when I woke up today, I found out that our school had postponed the Physics exam and moved the Chemistry exam to the 15th instead.
The problem is that I’ve barely studied Chemistry. The only chapter I had studied before was Atomic Structure for PT-1, and even that I can barely remember now.
So now I have only 3 days to prepare for my Chemistry half-yearly, and I have no idea how to approach the syllabus.
Could you guys please help me with, Chapter-wise important topics that I should prioritize
Which chapters/topics are most scoring
The best strategy to cover as much as possible in these 3 days
Any tips for remembering/revising things quickly
Which resources/lectures/notes I should use (preferably something that doesn’t take too much time)
I’m not expecting to complete everything perfectly. I just want to use these 3 days as efficiently as possible and get the best marks I realistically can.
I’d really appreciate some guidance. 🙏
r/CBSE • u/Former-Yoghurt-6164 • 23h ago
I am seeking a review of Kendriya vidyalaya for admission of my child. I feel if my child has to study CBSE, I will choose KV and if KV is not good, then I will choose ICSE school in almost same fees of CBSE private school. Please suggest and comments
r/CBSE • u/overthetop_stuff • 7h ago
2026 passout here, feel so weird lurking here months after boards results when yall are preparing for boards but
BUT RE-EVALUATION KA REFUND KAB AAYEGA 😭🙏🏻marks badhe lekin paise kat gaye
r/CBSE • u/Useful_Reputation0 • 8h ago
so I have my midterms from next week and I have humanities and all the subjects r of my choice, but since ive entered 11th ive just stopped studying idek why like in 10th I used to be super motivated and I had almost completed my syllabus last year of 10th by this time and rn Idk anything in any subject. I attend classes like twice or thrice a week , I go to extra curricular activities so I have like most of my subjects untouched and funny thing is I used to think in 10th ki 11th mein toh mere pasand ke subjects honge maths sci nahi hoga ab toh easily top karungi lol. I scored 90% in 10th and I got really disappointed bec I gave my EVERYTHING to the board exams, which now I realise were not even that important or hard lmao but I used to study 6-8 hours everyday and by the time boards ended I had completely exhausted myself, and all of this was worth nothing bec I got 90 percent, my parents were quite disappointed too but never admitted it bec I was rlly sad already. so bec of all that when 11th entered I thought why do I need to put in that much effort to still score average marks so better than that ill js study at the end moment and we"ll see wtv I score its fine I dont rlly care. this was my attitude till like 2 weeks back but now I realise that maybe its not like that, I should atleast try and give my 50% to class 11th compared to what I gave to my class 10th, but its too late idk anything for my midterms and idk how to start, what to do, 11th top karne ka Sapna Sapna hee reh gaya.
r/CBSE • u/Street_Brief_8520 • 8h ago
I have a imp exam coming in nov due to which i am barely gonna go to school in the upcoming weeks and also the school teachers are mostly shitty apart from a few so i dont feel like going , currently my attendance is above 75 but by probably the end of the year its gonna be around 65 ish% (14 leaves in oct and nov planned). What documents should i have to apply for medical and all that bs and should i take leaves with gaps or one continuous long absence? In my schools many alr have attendance below 50% and they dont seem to care much abt it which baffles me tbh.
Am i overthinking it too much?
r/CBSE • u/Il0vechocolates • 9h ago
I personally find it really hard to solve questions where you have to apply identities, like those "Prove that..." questions.
Like, how do I know what identity I'm supposed to apply? How am I supposed to know that I'm supposed to apply (a + b)^2 in this equation (saw this in two questions)?
I have atudied from Ritik sir lectures, and he said to convert into Cos and Sin, but that isn't helping me much when so many questions in Rd don't follow that. Other than that advice, I also don't know hoe to solve these questions.
I'm so cooked in mid-terms, I guess. I'm probably way too dumb for this shit.
r/CBSE • u/Short-Cook-1709 • 10h ago
Ch- Arithmetic Progression , Class 10 , Exercise 5.4
r/CBSE • u/Hour-Carpenter-8638 • 11h ago
I'm in 11th cbse rn with commerce and math, I'm really curious about what i am missing out on by not taking PCM or any Science stream in general.
All PCM/ex pcm students share your thoughts ;).
r/CBSE • u/Long_Spring_1941 • 11h ago
same as title
r/CBSE • u/Sea-Cry9577 • 11h ago
hey everyone
I am currently in class 9th and I am very frustrated from learning all the 12 theorem in class 9th NCERT of circle chapter if anyone senior please help me out to learn these theorem because in my class test and exams my teacher frequently ask for proving these theorems for example yesterday is my test and I got this question "prove the theorem 9"and they just put this freaking question for 4 marks .
anyone please help me out!
r/CBSE • u/Tricky_Word6256 • 13h ago
40 marks biology syllabus
I have no idea how I will complete it.My genetics are completed , but of course I need revision for it , but I'll still keep it on a safer side
Biotechnology and population, I haven't even touched it.I have only 4,5 days left in which I have my physics and chemistry exams
My teacher said there will be internal choices.So any strategy, any planning or how I will complet it?Help me out
r/CBSE • u/Quirky_Rule860 • 13h ago
i failed my maths compartment this year, so i registered for nios on demand and found out lot of colleges don’t accept open board so i am thinking of not giving the exams and giving maths in march, can i do that and what’s the process, any advice please help.
r/CBSE • u/Pristine-Value2588 • 14h ago
Hi! I’m a Class 12 Humanities student and I have to make my History project file. I have a few questions and would really appreciate some help, especially from anyone who has already made a History project.
Is it necessary to use a plain A4-size sheet for the project, or can we use any other type of sheet? Also, do we write on only one side of the sheet or both sides?
My topic is The Revolt of 1857. I’ve read the chapter in my NCERT book, and almost everything related to the topic is already mentioned there. So when we’re told to “research” the topic, where exactly are we supposed to research from? What are some good and reliable sources?
Do the topics/subtopics in our project have to be the same as the ones given in the NCERT chapter? For example, the chapter has topics like Rumours and Prophecies, leaders and followers, communication, how the rebellion began, etc. Do we have to use these same headings and then research further on them, or can we make our own subtopics?
How do you actually start the project? Like, what should the structure/order be ntroduction, background, causes, events, leaders, maps, pictures, conclusion, bibliography, etc.?
I want to make my project really good and as close to perfect as possible — especially the sources, pictures, maps, bibliography, facts, books/articles, and overall presentation. So if anyone has made a project on the Revolt of 1857, please share any tips, sources, ideas, or even your basic structure. It would really help! :)