CBSE 3-Language Rule from July 2026: What Students Must Know

CBSE to implement the new 3-language rule from July 2026.

The policy will apply to students in Classes 9 and 10.

CBSE has issued an official circular to all affiliated schools.

Students must study three languages under the new framework.

At least two of the three languages must be Indian languages.

English can continue as one of the language options.

Schools can offer foreign languages as the third language choice.

Popular foreign language options may include French, German, or Japanese.

The move aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

CBSE says the policy promotes multilingual learning among students.

Schools must update curriculum planning before the 2026 academic session.

Students and parents are advised to check language options with schools.

The rollout is expected to impact lakhs of CBSE students across India.

More detailed implementation guidelines may be released soon by CBSE.

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