The CBSE said it was a considered decision and they cannot put lakhs of students in difficulty just for one student who wanted a re-test of maths.
The examination authority Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has implemented a strict dress code policy which prohibits several day-to-day wear items, like full sleeves, shoes, belt and watch.
Several teachers and students had approached the Board with the plea that the paper held on March 12 had certain errors in the comprehension passage section.
The bench asked the CBSE advocate to find out the reasons for the decision for not reconducting the examination and listed the plea filed by a student for April 20.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) 2018 Admit Cards on its official website. The aspirants can download their admit cards from cbseneet.nic.in
In its complaint, the Board has taken issue with a website for publishing an article which surmised that about seven-eight questions in the entrance exam paper may have been copied from a practice paper issued in 2016 by Narayana Coaching Academy.
Question papers of Class 10 maths and class 12 economics held on March 26 and March 28 respectively were leaked on social media triggering protests across the country by the affected students.
The Class 10 and Class 12 examinations were postponed in Punjab in view of the 'Bharat Bandh' on April 2.
Here are some important instructions which will help students cut excessive stress and distractions during the JEE-Mains exam today.
Centre superintendent Rakesh, Clerk Amit and peon Ashok of DAV School in Himachal Pradesh's Una district were arrested by the Crime Branch, a senior Delhi Police officer said.
It will also suggest measures to make the examination process "secure and foolproof through the use of technology". The panel will submit a report by May 31 to the Ministry.
The top court said that the decision on re-examination is up to CBSE, court can't decide writ petition on matter.
According to media reports, the Board took the decision this morning after analysing and evaluating the answer sheets which suggested that the leaks did not impact the exam.
Informing students of the circulation of the "misleading" letter by certain miscreants, CBSE asked students to not believe it.
The bench headed by the Chief Justice Dipak Misra said on Monday decided to take up the matter after it was mentioned for an urgent hearing.
The three accused, held for their alleged roles in leaking the Class XII Economics paper, have denied any link with the CBSE official, suspended for ‘laxity’ in his duty.
The state government has also taken a decision to keep all schools shut for the day, the CBSE said referring to the letter of the state government.
Top News
Latest News
