Name any two state boards that follow a bilingual curriculum structure.

Two state boards in India that follow a bilingual curriculum structure are the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) and the Kerala State Education Board. These boards use both English and their respective regional languages—Marathi and Malayalam—as mediums of instruction. This bilingual structure helps students strengthen their understanding of core subjects while preserving local linguistic and cultural identity. It also enhances language skills and provides flexibility for students who later transition into higher education or national-level examinations conducted in English. Bilingual education ensures inclusivity and accessibility, especially in multilingual communities across India.