CBSE Assessment Framework: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has developed a new assessment framework for Class VI to Class X. Union Education Minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (Minister of Education Nishank) The project was announced on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at 5.20 pm. The CBSE Board, in collaboration with the British Council, has developed this evaluation framework.

The CBSE Assessment Framework has been introduced from Class VI to Class X, especially for the three major subjects of Science, Mathematics and English. It is based on merit. The scheme has been prepared in accordance with the National Education Policy (NEP).

Change the method of CBSE assessment so that students do not get discouraged, gain practical knowledge and develop problem solving skills.

What is merit-based assessment?
Former CBSE Board Chairperson and current Director of School Education Anita Karwal was also present at the launch event. He said that currently school education is focused on textbooks. The outside world is different from book education. We educate students in a way that the merit-based approach is in line with the real world. This enhances their problem solving and analytical skills.

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This assessment framework will support the guidance of science, math and English teachers. So they take students to practical education. Take problems and examples from everyday life and teach them subjects. Therefore, students will not only learn to write exams, but also gain the ability to solve practical problems in their life, community and country through education.

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