CBSE FULL FORM

CBSE is referred to as the central board of secondary education. It is the national-level education board for private and public schools. It is controlled and managed by the Indian Union Government.

In India, the number of CBSE schools is approximately more than 27,000, and more than 220 CBSE-affiliated schools are in 28 international countries. All the CBSE-affiliated schools follow the NCERT curriculum. This is also a strict order from CBSE.

The official language followed by CBSE is Hindi and English. CBSE’s head office is located in New Delhi, India. CBSE’s official website. Click here for more info

THE EVOLUTION OF CBSE

The first educational board to be set up in India was the Uttar Pradesh Board of High School and Intermediate Education, in the year 1921 which was under the authority of Rajputana, Central India, and Gwalior.

In 1929 the Board of High School and Intermediate Education was established by the Indian government joint board.

In 1952, the constitution of the Board was amended wherein its jurisdiction was extended to part-C and Part-D territories.  The Board was given its present name ‘Central Board of Secondary Education’.

THE ELIGIBILITY TO ATTEND A CBSE EXAMINATION

The name of the test that is conducted by the CBSE for the class 10 students is called the AISSE. It is also known as the AISSCE for class 12 students. For teacher recruitment, the CBSE conducts a national eligibility test (NET) each year.

Students who have enrolled in CBSE-affiliated schools are eligible to appear in the 10th-class AISSE and 12th-class AISSCE examinations.

students who complete their Master’s through an aggregate of over 55 percent from a board or university recognized by UGC in social sciences, humanities, etc., may appear under CBSE regulations for their NET exam.

THE GOAL OF CBSE 

  • Prescribing suitable academic methods for stress-free, extensive, child-focused academic achievement with quality.
  • Monitoring the various educational activities.
  • Suggesting plans to promote education at the school level.
  • Promoting the competence and skills of teachers.
  • To prescribe the guidelines for conducting examinations and to conduct 10th and 12th std. final examinations.
  • To upgrade and make changes in CBSE exam instructions or guidelines based on analysis.
  • To affiliate with institutions that meet CBSE yardstick.

CBSE CONDUCTS THE FOLLOWING EXAMINATIONS

  • Yearly final exams for students in 10 and 12 classes.
  • JEE
  • NEET
  • CTET
  • CBSE is in charge of the appointment of professors at colleges and universities by NET (National Eligibility Test) examination.

THE BENEFIT OF CBSE

  • CBSE curriculum is straightforward and lighter.
  • The number of CBSE schools is considerably higher than any other board
  • Most of the competitive exams conducted in India at the undergraduate level are based on CBSE recommended syllabus.
  • CBSE allows students to engage in curricular and co-curricular events.
  • CBSE students are considered to be more proficient in English compared to other state board students.
  • CBSE guidelines ensure that almost all CBSE schools focus on providing their students with excellent and proper training.