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The CBSE refutes a report that claimed that the school board told the education ministry that holding classes 10 and 12 board exams twice a year was not possible under the current academic schedule
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued an advisory cautioning students and parents against misleading information about syllabus, resources and sample question papers for 2024-25 session.
The Board has warned students against falling prey to online portals spreading unverified news.
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Despite enduring the heartbreak of ten consecutive failures in his Class 10 board examinations since 2018, Krishna Namdev Munde’s resolve never faltered.
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State goverment has now postponed the exam since the top court has referred the case to a division bench.
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'Without expressing any opinion on the merits of the matter, we are of the considered opinion that the impugned order passed by the learned single judge is required to be stayed,' the Court said on March 7.
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A single bench has ruled against the state government and sided with arguments presented by Registered Unaided Private Schools Association who contended that such exams would contradict the Right to Education Act's (RTE) emphasis on continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) for these grades.
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The UP Board Class 10 and 12 examinations for 2024 are scheduled to conclude on March 9
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The move comes in anticipation of the upcoming board examinations, with practical exams scheduled to commence on January 1 and theory papers on February 15, 2024.
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St Augustine's Day had lost its affiliation last year after being alerted by the council two years back due to violation of norms, but the school had reportedly not announced it to the parents.
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Students of classes 11 and 12 can retain the better of the two scores; will have to study two languages, one being Indian.
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According to the new curriculum, board exams now will be held twice a year. Students will be allowed to retain their best score.
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The new policy states that the board exams will be conducted twice a year and students will be allowed to retain the best of the two scores.
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The post featured a picture of Rs 100, 200 and 500 notes stuck by the students in between the pages of their answer sheets.
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As many as 14,35,366 students took the Class 12 CBSE exams this year, of which 92.71 percent passed.
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Despite Covid-19 pandemic and students’ learning being affected, one is still obsessed with taking exams.
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The CBSE term one examinations for Class 10 were conducted from November 30 to December 11, 2021, while the Class 12 examinations were conducted from December 1 to December 22, 2021.
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The top court was hearing a plea by six students seeking directions to the CBSE and the CISCE to issue a revised circular for conducting the ensuing class 10 and 12 board exams in the hybrid mode, instead of the offline mode only, amid the pandemic.
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Telangana Secretary of Board of Intermediate Examination has also issued orders to promote all Class XI (Class 11) students. The orders were issued keeping in mind the Covid-19 pandemic
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Earlier, the Centre had announced the cancellation of CBSE Class 12 exams in view of the pandemic. Subsequently, a number of state governments also cancelled their respective board examinations.
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In view of the uncertain conditions due to COVID and the feed-back obtained from various stakeholders, it was decided that the Class XII Board Exams would not be held this year.
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.Holding the exams, by simplifying the process after COVID completely comes under control, will also be adequate, the Minister was quoted as saying by his office in a statement.
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Advocates Jyoti Aggarwal, Sanjivani Aggarwal, and Pradeep Shekhawat, who have filed the plea, have said that as per news reports the new strain of COVID-19 was affecting youngsters the most and therefore, the students appearing for the exams need to be vaccinated on an urgent basis if the examinations cannot be held online.
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The education body said it would decide in June whether the exams for the academic year could be conducted.
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The decision to go ahead with the examinations was taken after reviewing the COVID-19 situation in the state, the chief minister said.
