Maharashtra Boards: 16 Lakh Students To Take Class 10 Exams From Feb. 20

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education has announced that approximately 16 lakh students will sit for the Class 10 examinations starting from February 20. This year's registration saw an increase of 3,879 students compared to the previous year, reflecting a growing interest in the examinations. In a bid to accommodate students and enhance their performance, the board has introduced an additional 10 minutes for all assessments, allowing for a more comfortable examination experience. The board's decision aims to ensure that students have adequate time to complete their papers, which is essential for managing exam stress and enhancing overall performance. As the exam dates approach, students and educators are preparing for what is considered a crucial milestone in the academic journey of these young learners.
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