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08 Jan

CBSE Additional Practice Papers for CBSE Board Exams 2026

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Education, Exam Tips, NEP 2020, Schools, Student Tips, Students, TeachersCBSE, CBSE 2025, CBSE Board Exam

Board exam preparation feels heavier every year. The syllabus is vast, and the questions now test how well you understand concepts, not how much you can memorise. Every Year, in the middle of the academic session, the Central Board of Education (CBSE) releases sample papers for classes 10 and 12.…

07 Jan

CBSE New Capacity Building Programmes: What They Mean for Teachers

AASOKA2 CommentsCBSE, TeachersCBSE

CBSE has recently added a new set of Capacity Building Programmes (CBPs) for teachers in its affiliated schools. These programmes are meant to help teachers handle classroom teaching in a more practical and updated way. Instead of only focusing on theory, the trainings look at what actually happens in schools…

02 Jan

Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya: A Digital Library Initiative for Schools

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Education, Schools, Students, Teachers

What is Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya? Reading is a skill that is required by all children. It is a way for students to understand the world and develop thinking habits. Schoolbooks are important, but non-academic books give them a chance to explore, imagine, and enjoy the world around them. The Ministry of…

24 Dec

Healthy Study Habits for Exam Preparation

AASOKA1 CommentExam Tips, Schools, Student Tips, Students, TeachersExam prep

It is not uncommon that many students study for long hours but still feel lost. If you want to see a difference, form healthy study habits that help you understand, remember, and apply what you study. These habits also make your board exam preparation strategies stronger, because they help you use…

22 Dec

Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026

AASOKA0 CommentsExam Tips, Parents, Schools, Students, Teachers

Every year, one conversation helps millions of students pause, think, and breathe before exams. Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 continues that tradition. Led by the Prime Minister, PM Modi Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 is part of the Exam Warriors movement that treats exams as a part of life, not the whole…

19 Dec

Board Exam Tips to Score Better Marks

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Exam Tips, Parents, Students, Teachers

Board exams, although make students anxious, should be treated like any other school exams. The pattern for the exam is fixed. The syllabus is released much before the academic year begins. They have been following similar exam patterns throughout the years with minor changes as required. Marking scheme and sample…

17 Dec

5 Things Teachers Do Faster with AASOKA

AASOKA0 CommentsEdTech, Schools, TeachersAASOKA

Those who teach or have taught know that while teaching is exhausting, it is extremely rewarding at the same time. The exhaustion stems from spending hours planning lessons, assignments and maintaining student records – academic or otherwise. These administrative tasks take more time than teaching itself. AASOKA for teachers addresses…

11 Dec

Panchaadi Framework in NCF 2023: A Simple Guide for Teachers to Create Better Lesson Plans

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The education scenario in India is continuously evolving as per the needs. Recently, the Govt. of India introduced the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF). NCF clearly set out one approach, i.e. Panchaadi approach, also known as the Panchpadi approach. This helps teachers plan their…

10 Dec

CBSE KALASETU Portal: Submission of Art-Integrated Project Details (2025-26) Explained

AASOKA1 Comment21st Century Skills, CBSE, NEP 2020, Schools, TeachersArt integrated projects, CBSE Kalasetu Portal

What is the KALASETU Portal? The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has created the “KALASETU Portal” to collect details of the Art-Integrated Projects (AIP) carried out by its affiliated schools. This provides a way for schools to upload data on a single platform to help CBSE maintain records submitted…

10 Dec

CBSE School Safety Guidelines: An Update

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, School Owner, SchoolsCBSE School rules, CBSE School Safety guidelines, Schools

Children spend the majority of their day in school. Parents and the school want their safety to be non-negotiable. As they spend their most active hours on the school campus, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) holds schools directly accountable for creating a secure environment. Additionally, in a recent…