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The requirement of Marathi as a compulsory language in CBSE schools depends on the state's education policy. In Maharashtra, Marathi has been made mandatory in all schools, including CBSE, as per government regulations. Students must study Marathi as a subject up to a certain grade. However, in CBSE schools outside Maharashtra, Marathi is usually an optional language. It is best to check with the specific school for their language policy.

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In Maharashtra, the state curriculum generally includes Marathi as a mandatory subject, especially in public and many private schools. However, the exact requirement can vary depending on the type of school and the educational board it follows (State Board, CBSE, ICSE, etc.).

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Yes, there are some questions asked in the AIBE exam from previous years. The Bar Council of India (BCI) does not release the exact questions that will be asked on the exam, but they do release a list of topics that will be covered. This list is called the "syllabus." According to Career 360, an RTI reply revealed that 51.63% of students falled the AIBE 18 exam. Out of 1,48,781 students who appeared, 74,368 failed, and over 4,700 were absent. The BCI clarified that the exam faced scheduling disruptions due to COVID-19 and adjusted the passing marks after withdrawing seven questions. With focused preparation and

strategic studying, passing the AIBE on your first attempt is within reach. Table of Contents.

Understand the Exam Format and Syllabus...

Develop a Structured Study Plan

Practice with Previous Year's Papers.

Join a Study Group or Coaching.

Master Time Management.

Focus on the Application of Laws.

The AIBE 19 (XIX) Cut Off Marks for 2024 are the minimum scores required to pass the All India Bar Examination. The cut-off for General and OBC candidates is set at 45%, while for SC, ST, and PwD candidates, it is 40%. This translates to about 45 out of 100 marks for General/OBC and 40 out of 100 for SC/ST candidates.

No, since you have passed all your subjects, there likely won't be any subject replacement in this scenario. Subject replacement policies typically come into play when a student fails a subject.

You have passed all six subjects, fulfilling the basic requirement to move on to the next grade.
There is no mention of a policy that replaces a subject with the one you scored highest in for promotion to the next class.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/msbshse/maharashtra-state-board-10th-marathi-books-bsar

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Hello,

I understand you concern regarding this but this is a very common issue faced. If you have selected any language other than english, you don’t have to worry as your question paper will be in both the languages, English and the one you selected, like Marathi in your case.

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