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Whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) marks can replace English marks in the 2024-25 academic year depends on the specific board or institution's policies. Here are key points:

1. Board-Specific Rules – Different education boards (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards) have their own policies on subject substitution.
2. Compulsory Subject – English is generally a mandatory subject, and AI might be an elective.
3. Grace Marks Policy – Some boards allow subject replacement under specific conditions.
4. Institution Approval – Schools may have internal policies on mark replacement.
5. Check Official Guidelines – Refer to the official website or school authorities for confirmation.

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In general, English is a mandatory subject in most education systems and cannot be replaced by subjects like Artificial Intelligence, even if the AI score is higher. However, skill-based subjects may replace other electives or non-core subjects depending on the board or institution's policies.

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No, Artificial Intelligence (AI) cannot replace English marks in the best of five or overall percentage calculation for CBSE 2024-25. English is a mandatory subject, and its marks must be considered separately.

However, AI can be counted as a skill or elective subject, and some schools may use it to replace the lowest-scoring subject (excluding main subjects like English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science) while calculating the best of five. Check with your school board guidelines for confirmation.

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Hello,

No, in most boards like CBSE and state boards , English is a compulsory subject , and its marks cannot be replaced by Artificial Intelligence (AI) or any other elective. AI is considered a skill or optional subject , and its marks may be used only for best-of-five calculations in some cases. Always check with your respective board’s guidelines for the 2024-25 academic year to confirm the exact rules.

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