This is the first time that board exams are being conducted in 2 terms. Term 1 exams had taken place last year in November-December. While term 1 exams for class 10th were conducted from November 30 to December 11, 2021, term 1 exams from class 12th went on from December 1 to December 22, 2021.
The students who appeared in the improvement exams have taken admissions based on their original results and that should not be disturbed, the apex court observed.
In the Class 10 exam conducted on Saturday, the English question paper carried a comprehension passage with sentences like "emancipation of women destroyed the parent's authority over the children" and "it was only by accepting her husband's way that a mother could gain obedience over the younger ones", among others.
The comprehension passage in the CBSE class 10 English question paper had sparked a controversy for allegedly promoting "gender stereotyping" and supporting "regressive notions" prompting the board to refer the matter to subject expert.
Term-1 board exams for Classes 10, 12 will be objective-type tests of 90-minute duration.
Since an array of examinations have to be conducted for both classes, CBSE has divided the exams in two terms.
The CBSE Class 10, 12 board exams 2022 Term 1 will begin from November 15.
According to the official notice, schools will begin the data collection from September 17 and have to submit the list of candidates (LOC) by September 30. The application fee is Rs 1,500
By now, a number of colleges and universities have begun entrance exams and students have shared emails wherein they have been denied admissions, due to lack of documents.
A similar situation had prevailed even last year when the COVID-19 pandemic had put the future of many students at risk. Several colleges and universities across the country had already ended their admission process by the time the results were declared.
Taking to social media, CBSE private students are demanding they should either be evaluated on the basis of the average of marks that they scored in all the other papers as a regular candidate, or they should be evaluated on the basis of their performance in Class 10 and Class 11.
Bifurcating the academic session, holding two term-end exams and rationalising the syllabus are part of the special assessment scheme for class 10 and 12 board examinations in 2021-22 announced by the CBSE.
The CBSE has submitted before the apex court that the exams shall be conducted any time between August 15 and September 15 subject to conducive Covid-19 pandemic situations
Central Board of Secondary Education on Monday issued a notice announcing a change in the mode of school-based assessment for class 12th students.
The government on Tuesday announced that CBSE Class 12 board exams have been canceled for the year 2021. After the declaration, Netizens bombarded social media with memes and jokes.
The Education Ministry had asked all the states and union territories (UTs) to send their suggestions on class 12 board examinations by May 25. After participating in a meeting convened by the Centre on the Class 12 board exams conducted on May 23.
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Arvind Kejriwal has urged the Centre to cancel the CBSE Board exams in view of worsening Covid-19 situation in Delhi.
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