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CBSE to introduce new course from next year
The Central Board of Secondary Education will introduce a new course Financial Markets Management for the 10th pass out from next year.
The course structure has been designed in consultation with the BLB Institute of Financial Markets for development of professional competency and employable skills in the Financial Market Management, BIFM Director, G C Sharma, told reporters here Saturday.
This would be an independent stream like arts, commerce, science etc and would be introduced in 10-12 major metros to begin with.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) plans to introduce grading system for Class X exams from the next academic session. The proposal is with the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) waiting for approval.
Talking at an inaugural function of a conference hall at the CBSE office in Panchkula, Ashok Ganguly, CBSE Chairperson, said, “We have replaced the examination system till class V with a five-point grading system. Classes VI to VIII will have a seven-point grading system.”
He added that the CBSE plans to introduce a nine-point grading system for class X.
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VADODARA: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is planning to introduce grading system up to standard X with no pass or fail criteria.
CBSE chairman Ashok Ganguly, who was in Vadodara to meet principals of all CBSE-affiliated schools at Navrachna School, said this on Friday.
Ganguly stated that at present, the board has introduced the grading system with no pass or fail criteria up to standard V.
We have sevenpoint grading system with un-qualifying grade from standard VI to VIII and nine-point grading system in standard IX. We are thinking of extending the grading system to standard X so that