CBSE to Start Open-Book Exams in Class 9 , allowing students to refer to their textbooks, notes, and other resources during the examination. Unlike conventional tests, where memorization and recall are the primary skills assessed, open-book examinations focus on a student’s ability to comprehend, analyze, and apply knowledge. This educational approach prompts learners to engage […]
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CBSE Open-Book Exams represent a significant shift in assessment methodologies, distinguishing themselves from traditional examination formats. Unlike conventional exams, where students must rely solely on their memory, open-book assessments allow students to access study materials, textbooks, and notes during the test. This format is designed to encourage a deeper understanding of the subject matter and […]
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Open-Book Exams represent a significant shift from traditional examination methods, wherein students are allowed access to various resources during the assessment process. Unlike conventional exams that often emphasize rote memorization and the regurgitation of information, open-book assessments encourage learners to engage more deeply with the subject matter. This format allows students to refer to textbooks, […]
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has recently proposed the introduction of open-book exams for students in Classes 9 to 12. This move comes as a significant shift in the traditional examination system and aims to promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and a deeper understanding of the subjects. The concept of open-book exams allows students […]
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