CBSE syllabus
Hi student,
No, you should not study that syllabus now, I mean that for example if topics from 1st and 3rd chapters of Biology are removed in CBSE syllabus than you should ignore these chapters and study Chapter 2nd and 4th first. Soon, NTA will release a new syllabus for
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According to NTA (The JEE MAIN exam conducting body) the home state quota is based on the 12 Class means, State quota will be considered of the state from which the student passed his 12 class so if your grandson passed his exam from Assam then the home
There are no changes in the syllabus for CBSE Board Exams 2020-21 including English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science subjects of Class 10 .
for english-no changes in the topic but exam patterns change
mathematics-no changes in the topic and exam pattern
Science-no changes except one more book has been
HELLO ASPIRANT!!!!
CBSE FOLLOWS THE NCERT SYLLABUS IN ORDER TO MAKE GOOD CONCEPTS FOR THE ACADEMICS. SO NO NEED TO WORRY BOTH ARE SAME. NCERT IS A PART OF CBSE.
ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE!!!
CBSE follows NCERT Books and syllabus.
So both are same and they are equally difficult.
Dear Candidate,
CBSE has reduced the syllabus but officially there is no any information about NEET 2021 syllabus, I would suggest you to focus on class 11th & 12th Syllabus & try to clear the concept from NCERT books.
As you are preparing for NEET Entrance Exam, You can go
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