While Mathematics (Standard) caters to those wish to pursue the subject in higher studies, Mathematics (Basic) is designed for those who do not wish to continue with it beyond Class 10.

CBSE now allows Class 10 Basic Math students to opt for Standard Math in Class 11 from 2025–26, if deemed capable by schools. This flexibility stays until the new curriculum is implemented.

From the 2025-26 academic session onwards, students who appeared for Maths (Basic), subject code 241, in Class 10 can now apply for maths (041) in Class 11. End of Article Follow Us On Social Media ...

The Basic Math course was designed for students who didn’t want to continue studying Math after Class 10, while the Standard Math course was meant for those planning to study it at higher levels.

As per the change, the relaxation students who offered Mathematics Basic (241) are now also allowed to offer Mathematics (041) in Class 11. “Before permitting Mathematics (041) in class XI to such ...

Normally, students who took Basic Math were expected to continue with Applied Mathematics, not Standard Mathematics. But due to COVID-19 and related challenges, CBSE allowed an exception. Now this ...

The board has now decided to continue this relaxation for the 2025–26 academic session and beyond. Students who offered Basic Mathematics (241) in Class 10 can now take Mathematics (041) in Class 11, ...

CBSE now permits students with Basic Mathematics in Class 10 to opt for Standard Mathematics in Class 11 for the 2025-26 session. This continues a relaxation started during COVID-19.

However, the board gave exemption and allowed Basic Mathematics students to study Math in Class 11 because of the COVID 19 pandemic and other issues. This exemption will continue for the 2025-26 ...

Previously, students who opted for Basic Mathematics in Class 10 were restricted from taking Standard Mathematics in Class 11. However, the board has updated this policy to better align with the ...

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