Curriculum · 2026–27
CBSE and ICSE, Classes 6 to 12
Choose your child's board and class to see the subjects, what changed this session, and the kinds of question the year will ask, each checked against the board's own documents.
Marks matter, but they arrive late. By the time a report card shows a problem, the idea underneath it was missed weeks ago. Every class page here starts from the official 2026–27 documents and then asks a simpler question: what should your child be able to do with each topic this year?
SelfEnabler checks each topic in steps, from remembering a fact to using it, comparing, judging and creating. You see which kind of question your child can answer today, and what to practise next.
What changed in 2026–27
Three changes that touch the most families this session, each from the board's own documents.
CBSE Class 9 has a new scheme of studies under the National Curriculum Framework 2023, with three languages and optional Advanced papers in Mathematics and Science.
CBSE Circular Acad-14/2026 and CBSE Secondary Curriculum Part 1, 2026–27
CBSE Class 10 has two board exams for 2027: the first, in February and March, is compulsory; the second is optional, for improving up to three subjects.
CBSE LOC circular for the 2027 examinations, 17 September 2026
About 50% of the questions in CBSE board papers are competency-focused: case-based, source-based and application questions.
CBSE Secondary Curriculum Part 1, 2026–27, §3.1 Nature of Question Papers
Beyond the board syllabus
For students looking past school exams.
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