CBSE expands AI, Robotics, and Coding modules for Classes 6–10 in new academic plan

What happened: The CBSE has updated its skill-based education framework for 2024–25.

• Why it matters now: The board wants students ready for AI-driven job markets.

• What changes for people: Schools can now offer coding, AI tools, robotics fundamentals, and cybersecurity basics as structured modules.

• Who is affected: Students in Classes 6–10, school teachers, and affiliated CBSE schools.

CBSE has officially expanded its skill-development catalogue for middle and secondary students.

The new modules focus on practical, hands-on learning, with schools encouraged to collaborate with local tech clubs and innovation labs.

Officials said CBSE wants children to “go beyond textbooks” and understand real-world applications of AI and automation.

What to watch next

Training sessions for teachers will start in February across regional centers.