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CBSE Board Exam 2023: CBSE 10th exam will pass only after getting this much marks, note the details

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CBSE Exam 2023: Important news for class 10th and 12th students, supplementary exam applications start from today, notification issued
CBSE Exam 2023: Important news for class 10th and 12th students, supplementary exam applications start from today, notification issued

CBSE Board Exam 2023, CBSE 10th Exam: The Central Board of Secondary Education has set some minimum marks to pass in class 10th (CBSE 10th Minimum Marks). Students who get less marks than them will not get promotion in the next class i.e. 11th.

New Delhi (CBSE Board Exam 2023, CBSE 10th Exam) . The 10th class examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education will start from 15 February 2023. CBSE Board has uploaded its detailed schedule on its official website cbse.nic.in. Students are advised to check the complete time table on the website (CBSE 10th Exam Date Sheet).

CBSE Board Exam 2023 Like Every Exam(CBSE Board Exam 2023)There is a compulsion to obtain minimum marks for the students appearing in CBSE (CBSE 10th Minimum Marks). CBSE Board 10th exam will be held from 15 February 2023 to 20 March 2023. Students appearing for CBSE Board 10th exam should now focus on final revision from their notes.

How many marks will be in CBSE 10th exam?
CBSE 10th Board Exam will be of 100 marks (CBSE 10th Exam Pattern). In this, 80 marks have been set for final theory exam and 20 marks for internal assessment. The special thing in this is that even though both the exams are different, it is not necessary for the students to pass separately in both (CBSE 10th Passing Marks). CBSE 10th result is made on the basis of combined marks of theory and internal assessment (CBSE 10th Result).

How many marks are required to pass in CBSE 10th exam?
To pass in CBSE Board Class 10th, it is mandatory to score 33 out of 100 marks in each subject (CBSE 10th Minimum Marks). In case of less marks than this, the student will be declared failed in that examination. CBSE Board Syllabus has been changed (CBSE Board Syllabus). Do check the syllabus from the official website while revising. With this you will not miss any important topic.

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