How many languages are there in CBSE 10th?

three languages
All three languages would be main subjects in the Class X board exams. Students can study a foreign language, or a non-listed Indian language, as an additional subject, which will be non-qualifying in nature.

What is the third language in CBSE?

Also, the students will get enough time to appear in the compartment exam,” Bhushan said. In the three language system, it will be mandatory for students to study an additional language besides Hindi and English. The Delhi schools offer Sanskrit, Urdu and Punjabi as the third option.

Is state language compulsory in CBSE?

1 are made compulsory. The Rules makes it compulsory to introduce Kannada as a compulsory subject either as a first or a second language from Standard I, II, III and IV for the academic year 2020-21.

Who amended three language formula?

The Education Commission of 1964–66 recommended a modified or graduated three-language formula. Following some debate, the original three-language formula was adopted by the India Parliament in 1968.

Which is first language in CBSE?

Its official languages are Hindi and English (refer Article 343 of the Constitution). Therefore, in all CBSE schools, the medium of instruction is either English or Hindi. This means that you will either study English or Hindi as a compulsory language in Standard XI and XII.

What is the second language of CBSE?

CBSE Finally Recognizes Hindi as Second Language Over Regional One in Affiliated Schools. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has finally recognized Hindi as the second language in the curriculum for all its affiliated schools in Karnataka.

Is Tamil subject mandatory?

All state government held competitive exams would from now on have a compulsory paper in the Tamil language and a pass in the subject is the basic qualifying norm for entry to Tamil Nadu government services and state-run public sector enterprises, the government announced on Friday.

Is Hindi compulsory in 10th?

Modi government has decided to make Hindi compulsory till Class X in north Indian states.