August 30, 2025

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has come up with an exciting call for all its affiliated schools! They want schools to nominate bright and confident students from classes 9 to 12 to join in-house podcasts and social media projects. Why? Because CBSE is cooking up some lively digital content to help students, parents, and schools learn in a fresh and fun way. In an official notice, CBSE said that this student participation is totally voluntary. Students need to give written consent, and their parents or guardians must agree too, via the school. Schools have 10 days from the circular’s issue date to send the names of interested students along with their brief profiles. This can be done through a Google form shared by CBSE. CBSE plans to include student voices through short videos, audio chats, testimonials, and friendly conversations. These will feature in their podcasts and social media content, which are already available on platforms like YouTube. The goal? To provide meaningful guidance and support on academics and counseling topics. This fresh initiative is great news for students who love speaking up and want to be part of educational stories that inspire others! At the same time, CBSE reminds all affiliated schools and stakeholders to stick strictly to timelines for direct admissions in classes 10 and 12, and also for any subject change requests. So, are your school and students ready to join this digital adventure? CBSE’s invitation is open, and the stage is set for young voices to shine brightly in the world of education and social media!

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