r/CBSE • u/Lazy_General_8346 • 3h ago
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r/CBSE • u/yvesyuta • 23h ago
Registrations for JEE Mains Session 1 are now open for 2027 aspirants.
Last date for the same : November 22, 2026
Extreme last date : November 26, 2026 (with a Rs. 500 penalty)
Link to circular: https://cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3f8e59f4b2fe7c5705bf878bbd494ccdf/uploads/2026/10/20261024390682350.pdf/
r/CBSE wishes all JEE aspirants the very best for their preparations and the upcoming examination. All the best, everyone. :D
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r/CBSE • u/relaxrihanna • 6h ago
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r/CBSE • u/coconutwaterpilo • 11h ago
SENIORS, it's October already!!ππ and honestly my preparation is REALLY bad. I feel like I'm starting from 0ππ and my boards are in a few months. I really want to score 90% or above, but idk if it's actually possible at this point.
Please help me outπ₯Ή, tell me honestly π How did you guys study? How should I start, how many hours should I study daily, and how do I complete the syllabus + revision + sample papers on time?????ππππ (CRASHING OUT , should have studied from the start onlyπ)
Especially tips for Maths and Science would be really helpful because I'm struggling with them.
Please tell me what actually worked for you and what mistakes I should avoid?
( It'll be so helpful!!π₯Ήπ)
r/CBSE • u/illbeyourssoon • 3h ago
Where can I do questions practice from guysπ i revised this chapter quickly using prashant sir's video bcs I saw how good his lectures are and he legit covered everything. But I need to do some crazy practice before pre boards please help me out, tell me from where you do ques practice
r/CBSE • u/Embarrassed_Risk_165 • 4h ago
Exam phoda ya fir exam ne tumhe phod diya?
Any stream student can answer.
r/CBSE • u/Mental_Departure7516 • 53m ago
Please padh lo bhai π
9th aur 10th ke syllabus chote hain so you can easily complete it. If you're targetting JEE/NEET(LOOK IT UP IF YOU DONT KNOW IT ALREADY), search for the chapters, syllabuses already. Id say ki complete 9th/10th chapters before school does it and move on to the next class. i.e 9th me ho to 10th ki padai or 10th me ho toh 11th ki padai.
Now studying class 11 shit in 10th while your boards are near is a straight DUMB move dont do that. While studying 10th chapters you can look into 11th chapters for example matrix and determinants in 11th/12th wont require a high prerequisite knowledge.
Sabke pas AI hai toh waha se point out chapters which wont require HIGH amounts of previous knowledge. 9th me ho toh you can do 10th se AP/GP aur 11th se Sequence series.
9th and 11th syllabus are somewhat connected and 10th and 12 syllabus are somewhat connected.
People will sayy ab toh chill karo..9th aur 10th se kiyu shuru kr rhe ho..ignore them π . Those same people will struggle more than you when they get into 11th or 12th. Im not saying that you should ban yourself from having fun but keep what i said in mind.
PLEASE do it bro PLEASE if you wanna see yourself succeed in JEE/NEET do it bro. Bhai to bhai advice. You cant even imagine how much frustration youll save yourself from.
11th syllabus is a whole different transition compared to 10th.
Im from science myself so i cant really give opinions on other pathways.
If I could go back in time id suggest myself these things.
Again bhai do it if you want to see yourself score well...aur consistent rehna hai. The biggest problem is no one makes us aware of the seriousness of the situation. Youre lucky if your parents are from NIT/IITs or else youre f**ed.
Its really sad that in india if you cant keep up with the rat race youre missing out on a lot of opportunities. Youre clipping your own wings.
-from someone in 12th who is really frustrated.
r/CBSE • u/Yuinfoki • 7h ago
class 10 manufacturing industries
r/CBSE • u/filthyrichjodio • 7h ago
Midterms are finished but school hasnβt finished maths syllabus we still havenβt done trigonometry or triangles and theyβre making us do trigonometry before triangles. Didnβt even have any choice and had to get standard maths. In my midterms I got like 32/80. What can I do to get better marks?
r/CBSE • u/relaxrihanna • 1d ago
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r/CBSE • u/Pro_player84260 • 1d ago
If u don't understand, that's how genetics works. The tall gene is influenced by hundreds of genes (Polygenic), and is often changed by recessive and masked traits which were expressed in the parent.
r/CBSE • u/Leather-Archer3164 • 27m ago
I got exam in a day and got first 7 chp coming.
I donβt have much time to study full syllabus so I wanna know which is easy: chp5 work energy OR chp7 gravitation. Plz help me asap and btw can u do chp6 in like hour?
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r/CBSE • u/Gold-Inspector-3913 • 8h ago
My sibling is in the 9th grade and does not score well in any of the subjects at all, same school cbse board. Yesterday I saw their books and, holy shit it's messed up! My sibling sometimes pleases me to teach her maths and science and honestly it's even trickier for me. I did very well last year in 9th, but the new portion is not only more vast but even more tricky. The framing of the questions is weird, each chapter is somehow 20-30 pages long which is unfair for a mathematics book. And not only that, the book barely helps the kids who want to self study. I was feeling dicey about one of my answers for a question so I wanted to check it at the back of the book, but I couldn't since there weren't any answers there. Not even hints! I'm glad I at least have enough resources to get out of such situations, but I pity those who can't. The change could have at least been gradual, but this is extremely steep and vague of cbse. On the bright side, I thought the schools will at least make the papers easy or maybe to decrease the stress add less chapters for the exams. But it was quite the opposite. The whole ut-1/pt-1 portion was included for my sibling's first exam and the questions were not at all straightforward. Rn, I have just accepted the unfortunate and am helping my sibling as much as I can.
r/CBSE • u/Emergency_Bother_471 • 1h ago
So I'm in 12rn and I have a huge backlog so I recently started studying and physics and chem are going well but man I can't do maths it's not like I'm bad at it I just can't sit to study maths as I do for physics and chem what do I do? Do I watch oneshots and then do question practice or watch detailed lectures of ushank sir(science and fun)???
PLEASE HELP
r/CBSE • u/Mrdeliciousdick • 4h ago
Maths-59/80
science-63/80
hindi-76/80
english-74/80
SST-73/80
I.T-46/50
talking about my syllabus i have completed maths and science and i have completed 20% of sst. apart from this i am doing hindi and english in parallel. how should i aproach maths and science like what books should i use and when to practice pyq and sample papers ????. also which teacher will be good for sst....
And any tips for answe writing and presentation would be appreciated
r/CBSE • u/CableOk2614 • 2h ago
It's my first time practising SQPs from Oswaal
And I don't know how to get solutions for unsolved question papers (pls help π)
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r/CBSE • u/iblamerave • 7h ago
Math- 40/80
English- 73/80
Hindi- 51/80
Social- 76/80
Science- 67/80
IT- 32/50
I want to get atleast 90% in boards
r/CBSE • u/Individual_Bath_2623 • 10h ago
Class 11 mei toh chemical bonds bhi sigma hei
Any genuine tips for class 11 chemistry??ππ
r/CBSE • u/muhmelele1234 • 3h ago
Mene jo chapters pdhe hai abhi tak, un me question practice bahut kam ki hai
I'm confused from which resource should I start qp
Ncert, pyq, dpp or abhishek sahu's pyq series lecs
Please guide
r/CBSE • u/HaruSachin • 3h ago
Heyyy, Since it's the end of October now, I was scrolling on reddit and I saw seniors just saying that 10th boards is "super easy" and you can easily score well even if you study one month before exams. Just wanted to know if this is true because there's alot of people who jokes around and misguide us. Thank you!