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The board released the CBSE 10th supplementary date sheet on June 26, 2025. The date sheet is released on the official website. The CBSE 10th supplementary exams 2025 will be held from July 15 till July 22, 2025 in pen and paper format.

Many websites have posted the CBSE Class 10 on their website. Students must refer to the official website - cbse.nic.in or cbse.ac.in to check the official and correct date sheet. They can even click on CBSE 10th date sheet 2025 to check and download the official website as released by the Board. 

It is possible to secure a placement with a backlog in Germany, but this depends upon the university you are enrolled in. You can get a job as long as you have cleared your university backlogs before the placements.

No, backlogs do not affect German visa directly. You are eligible to apply for a German student visa once you have received your admission offer from a university in Germany. Hence, if the university has accepted your backlogs, you will have no problem acquiring a German visa.

Yes, some German universities do accept students with backlogs in their undergraduate degree. However, there are several other factors that they take under consideration, such as the overall academic percentage, work experience, GMAT/GRE scores, language proficiency scores, and more. Some German universities which accept backlogs are the Technical University of Munich, GISMA Business School, Berlin School of Business & Innovation (BSBI), SRH Hochschule Berlin, SRH Hochschule Heidelberg, and more.

Yes, the Board conducts CBSE 12th supplementary exam for the subjects which students are not able to clear. CBSE Class 12 supplementary exams are usually conducted on a single day.

Students who are unable to clear their CBSE Class 12 exams in one or two subjects and those who wish to improve their marks can apply and appear for the supplementary/improvement exams.  

Admission in NEHU for BBA programme happens through CUET UG. So, if you score good marks in CUET, then you can definitely get admission in the NEHU.

You can also visit it's official website for the eligibility criteria.

Having a larger number of active backlogs can lead to visa rejection, as it may indicate poor academic performance. However, if you have cleared your backlogs, they typically do not affect your visa application negatively.

The term "number of backlogs" refers to the subjects or exams that a student has failed and needs to retake. Each failed subject counts as one backlog until it is cleared in subsequent attempts.

Applicants who have backlogs will have to have a proper plan and get their backlogs one at a time. The best way to deal with them in the minimum possible time is by:

• Creating a thorough study plan.

• Timing the schedule properly and sticking to it.

• Practice and revise as many times as possible.

• Keep a positive approach.