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Last reviewed: 19 October 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does CBSE publish one assignment for every school?
No. Homework, holiday assignments, project topics and submission dates are normally decided by the school or subject teacher. CBSE publishes curriculum, assessment guidance, sample papers and marking schemes.
Are NCERT Exemplar Problems the same as school assignments?
No. Exemplar books are official practice resources. Teachers may select questions from them, but students should follow the exact assignment instructions given by their school.
Where can I download official NCERT books and manuals?
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Which session should Class 10 and 12 students select?
For current CBSE curriculum, sample papers and marking schemes, select 2026-27. For NCERT books and manuals, verify that the edition and chapter match the syllabus followed by your school.
Can I submit material from this finder as my completed project?
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