What is the full form of CBSE?

The full form of CBSE is Central Board of Secondary Education. The Indian Union Government runs and regulates CBSE, a national education board for both public and private schools in India. CBSE requires all affiliated schools to use exclusively NCERT curricula. There are around 20,299 schools, and 220 have affiliates in 28 other countries.

The Intermediate Education and Uttar Pradesh Board of High School, governed by Rajputana, Central India, and Gwalior, was the first educational board to be established in India in 1921.

A joint body known as the Rajputana Board of High School and Intermediate Education was founded by the Indian government in 1929.

Class ten students take the AISSE test administered by the CBSE, while students in the 12th grade take the AISSCE test. The National Eligibility Test (NET) is an annual teacher recruitment test administered by CBSE.

• Only enrolled students in schools associated with the CBSE are permitted to take the AISSE and AISSCE exams for grades 10 and 12. Students from any creed, caste, religion, sect, economic level, gender, race, or tribe may appear for these tests.
• According to CBSE guidelines, students who earn their Master’s degree in social sciences, humanities, or a related field from a board or university acknowledged by the UGC with an overall percentage of over 55% may sit for the NET exam.

• The CBSE administers final exams to students in grades 10 and 12.
• JEE is conducted by CBSE each year. There is a competitive exam for admission to undergraduate engineering and architectural programmes in India.
• The National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET), a competitive exam for admission to the country’s top medical schools, is also administered annually by CBSE.
• It also conducts a yearly CTET (Central Teachers Eligibility Test) to hire instructors for the central educational school.
• The National Eligibility Test, or NET, is used by CBSE to appoint professors at colleges and universities.

• The curriculum is simpler and lighter than that of other Indian boards.
• Since there are more CBSE schools than any other board, switching schools is simpler, especially if the student needs to move to a different state.
• The suggested CBSE syllabus is the foundation for several undergraduate competitive exams in India.
• Students may participate in both co-curricular and curricular activities through CBSE.
• Compared to pupils from other state boards, CBSE students are typically thought to have stronger English language skills.
• While the quality of education children receive depends more on their particular school than on the board, the CBSE guidelines ensure that practically all CBSE schools strongly emphasise giving their kids a top-notch education.