Starting in 2026, CBSE students can choose between two Class X Board exam sessions in February and May, or opt to appear for both. Students can skip specific subjects in the second attempt if satisfied with their initial scores. Examination fees will be increased, and there will be no supplementary exams as the May session acts as one.
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The Indian Street Premier League match between Falcon Risers Hyderabad and KVN Bangalore Strikers was marked by a thrilling six-run victory for Hyderabad. Vishwajit Thakur's crucial knock and an unexpected turn of events involving a missed run-out attempt drew much attention. Despite early setbacks, Hyderabad's resilient play secured the win in a nail-biting finish.
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