Though the examination in the first shift on December 16 was conducted successfully across the country, the scheduled second shift (Paper 2) examination could not be completed due to unexpected technical glitches.
Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company will expand its partnership with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Wednesday (Dec 15)
"Once OMRs are packed and sealed, the same will be dispatched to the concerned regional office. After dispatch, the receipt of dispatch will also be uploaded as per practice," said Bhardwaj.
In the purported audio message, the controller was saying, "Don't worry students, if you attempt 28 to 31 questions correctly, you will score around 38 marks. CBSE will award grace marks up to six to the students".
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday (Dec 13) dropped a controversial comprehension passage from its Class 10 English board exam question paper. As per a circular released by CBSE, the board decided to drop the passage from the paper conducted on Saturday (Dec 11) after several stakeholders complained about its ‘regressive’ and ‘misogynistic’ messaging.
Any candidate, who wants to edit his/her CTET 2021, can do the same by visiting the official website- ctet.nic.in.
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also took to Twitter objecting to the question paper.
This decision has been taken as a special one-time measure for session 2021-22 only considering the special circumstances, the CBSE notice read.
The new decision will be applicable for the examinations to be conducted from December 7, 2021
As the major subject board exams of the CBSE begin countrywide for Class 10 and 12 students; here is how guardians, students and teachers reacted to the same.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said admissions can be provided to foreign students by the schools affiliated to it without seeking any prior approval.
In a big relief for many CBSE (Central Board Of Secondary Education) students, the Supreme Court on Monday (Nov 23) informed that it will hear the plea filed by the students seeking directions to the Board for retaining original marks obtained in the board exams through alternative assessment.
The Reading Challenge will be for English and Hindi languages and the students can attempt this challenge in either or both languages, an official circular released by the Board on Monday stated.
The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday (Nov 18) dismissed the plea filed seeking Term 1 exams in hybrid mode. The Apex Court rejected the plea filed by the students of both CBSE (Central Board Of Secondary Education) and ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education). The court has directed that the exams will be held in offline mode while adhering to all Covid-19 protocols.
The bench said it hopes and trusts that authorities will take all precautions and measures to ensure that no one is exposed to anything untoward in the examination process.
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