Hello, my daughter is 14 years old, and she lost 1 year of school because wasn't living in india, so while learning the language and getting use here we decided to give her 1 year drop. She made the 8 class but due to personal reasons couldn't make the exam board. I want to know if there's any possibility that she receives home tuition and apply for board exam? If so, what class should we take for her? Currently we live in Pune and someone told me about NIOS board. Someone can help me with information please. Thanks in advance. 

Is very important remark that she can't speak Hindi. Just read and write very basic. 

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