CBSE Class 10 Online Coaching

Overview of CBSE Class 10 Online Coaching

• Board: CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)
• Class Level: Class X (Matriculation Level – Public Board Exam Year)
• Tests: Board Exam by CBSE and Internal Examinations.
• Language of Instruction: English / Hindi / Regional (school based) Language.
• Academic Session: April to March

Assessment Structure

Scholastic Areas

A. Internal Assessment (20 marks)

• Periodic Tests: Three periodic tests to evaluate academic progress.
• Notebook Submission: Assesses regularity, organization, and maintenance.
• Enrichment Activities of the subject:
  • Languages: Listening & speaking
  • Maths: Lab activities
  • Science: Practical experiments
  • Social Science: Map work and project

B. Board Examination

Grading System

The evaluation of the classroom X will be in the following manner:

Grading Scale in terms of Scholastic Areas (Class-X) (School will give grades according to the following grading scale)

Students must obtain a minimum of 33% in both internal and board exams to be declared "Pass".

Subjects offered:

Practical/Project Requirements (Select Subjects)

Attendance Requirements

The attendance of students should not be below 75 percent.

Shortage may be condoned for:

Report Card & Promotion Criteria

• Report Card includes:
  • Grades for each subject
  • Internal assessment remarks
• Promotion Criteria:
  • Minimum 33% in each subject (Internal + Board exam combined)
  • If a student fails in 1 subject but passes the 6th optional subject, they may be replaced as per CBSE norms.

Elective Subjects (All Over India)

A. Language Electives (Group-L)

Note: Subject availability depends on school infrastructure and regional choices

B. Skill Subjects (Group-S)

5. Scheme of Studies for Children with Special Needs (CWSN)

CWSN Subject Scheme (Class 10)

Resources & Materials

Promotion Criteria

Should have 33% marks (in total) comprising internal and final examination.

Should a student fail in any of the core subjects, the 6 th subject (had it passed) may substitute this (according to CBSE regulations).

There will be no replacement of a failing subject with language III.

Guidelines on Combination of Subjects

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the evaluation of CBSE 10th standard?

It consists of an internal examination (20 marks) and a board examination (80 marks) of each subject.

2. What is the passing percentage in the CBSE Class 10?

The students will be required to achieve 33 percent in both subjects (internal and board exam).

3. What is the attendance demand of CBSE Class 10 students?

At least 75 percent attendance is required and relaxation is allowed in case of medical or national/ international competitions.

4. Is it possible to substitute a failed subject with the 6 th optional subject?

Yes, in case a student fails in one subject but passes the 6th optional subject, it could be counted as per CBSE norms.

5. What is the prescription of Class 10 students?

Laboratory manuals of Science and Mathematics, the NCERT textbooks, NCERT map books of the Social Sciences, and subject workbooks of language/skills are used by students.

6. Can a class 10 online coaching help students with their preparation?

Yes, it is generally advised that students of 10th standard get themselves enrolled in a class 10 online coaching, as it can provide them with useful resources.