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Eligibility for admission in CBSE schools, especially for Class 8, generally depends on two important factors: completion of the previous class from a recognized institution and the age criteria prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education. As per common CBSE guidelines, a student must complete Class 7 from an approved school to be considered for admission to Class 8. Age requirements also play a significant role, and many CBSE-affiliated schools expect the child to meet the minimum age limit by 1st April of the academic year. In cases where the child's date of birth falls slightly beyond the cutoff—such as a one-month delay—schools often exercise discretionary flexibility. Parents can request an exemption or age relaxation, which is usually reviewed on a case-to-case basis depending on the school's policy. Therefore, if the student has completed Class 7, admission is generally possible with appropriate documentation and school approval.
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