CBSE schools in Bengaluru welcome open book exams, stress on teacher training
The Hindu
The CBSE, following the results of a pilot study, decided to integrate open book exams into the internal assessment conducted for students of class 9 from the academic year 2026-27. While the board has said that the implementation of such exams is not mandatory, schools in Bengaluru have expressed their willingness, considering the long-term benefits of the method.
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