Compare programmes
| Programme | Level | Duration | Typical route |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIOS (Class 10 and Class 12) | School | Flexible. Admission stays valid for a fixed period set in the prospectus, and you can take exams when you are ready within that period | Public examinations held in more than one session a year; on-demand examination for some subjects |
| BOSSE (Class 10 and Class 12) | School | Flexible, as set by the board for each course | Board examinations as notified by BOSSE |
How to choose
- Check which board your next college or exam accepts before you choose an open board
- Know the exam windows: open boards offer more than one chance a year
- Ask for credit transfer of subjects you already passed
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Frequently asked questions
Do you guarantee admission in open schooling: save your year courses?
No. Admission depends on the official process, your eligibility and merit. We guide you and never promise a seat.
How do I choose between open schooling: save your year courses?
Start from your goals, eligibility and budget. Our counsellors compare the options with you using the current official notices.
Eligibility, fees, seat matrices and dates change every cycle. We confirm them against official notices with you and do not publish unverified figures here.
Guide reviewed October 2026. Rules, dates and eligibility change every cycle: always confirm on the official notice. This page is general guidance, not legal advice or an admission guarantee.