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CLASS 10th | A REQUEST TO CBSE | CBSE DATE SHEET RELEASED 2026-27

Dear Sir Guide 6 days ago

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The CBSE Date Sheet for the 2026–27 academic session has been released, and while students are preparing themselves for their upcoming board examinations, there is one important concern that needs the attention of CBSE.

The decision to provide just a one-day gap before the English examination raises serious concerns about the pressure being placed on students. English is not just another subject; it requires thorough preparation, practice, revision, and time to work on writing skills, literature, reading comprehension, and grammar.

Students are already dealing with the stress of board examinations, and such a tight examination schedule can add unnecessary pressure to their academic journey. Students deserve adequate preparation time between examinations so they can perform to the best of their abilities without compromising their mental well-being.

Through this video, Dear Sir raises this concern and makes a humble request to CBSE to reconsider the examination schedule and provide students with a reasonable gap before the English board examination.

CBSE, please listen to the students. A little more preparation time can make a meaningful difference.

Watch this video till the end, share your thoughts in the comments, and share it with fellow students so their voices can also be heard.

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