CBSE Board Exam 2020: Delhi prepares for remaining exam; know the challenges

CBSE Board Exam 2020: Delhi prepares for remaining exam; know the challenges

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New Delhi, Updated on Jun 17, 2020 08:39 IST

CBSE is scheduled to hold the remaining class 10th and 12th exams from July 1. With just few weeks left for exams, know how schools in the national capital are gearing themselves up.

With the CBSE board examination just two weeks away amid the rising COVID-19 cases in the capital, schools are now gearing up to make arrangements for the safety of students and teachers during the exams. Meanwhile, the education department said that it is still assessing the situation.

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The CBSE Board Exams 2020 for CBSE 10th and CBSE 12th class were halted in between in mid-March due to coronavirus outbreak in the country, followed by a series of nationwide lockdowns.

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As per the revised  Class 10 date sheet 2020 and CBSE Class 12 date sheet 2020, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be conducting the exams from July 1. 

Earlier, CBSE had announced that the designated examination centres that students had been allotted before the lockdown will no longer be used and students will write their exams in their own schools.

“The situation in Delhi is a matter of concern and the Delhi Disaster Management Authority will have to deliberate if it is possible to conduct these exams here, and convey the same to the board… After that, we will go by whatever is decided and we can conduct the sanitisation work within a week… hundreds of our schools are also currently engaged as ration distribution centres,” an education department official said:

However, schools in Delhi are doing all preparation to conduct the exam smoothly keeping the current schedule in mind. While schools are preparing, there is also concern about whether exams should be conducted given the prevailing circumstances.

“I will be placing masks and water jugs outside each classroom. The children’s hands will be sanitised outside the gates,” said the principal of a government school in Rohini to a media house.

Meanwhile, parents have started an online campaign hashtagged “studentlivesmatter", "livesoverexams" and "cancelboardexams”. Parents have demanded that CBSE and CISCE Board should not conduct the exams and the result should be declared by either calculating the average of tests already held and or on the basis of internal assessment. 

This year, CBSE Board Results 2020 for class 10th and class 12th is expected to be declared by August 15. This is the first time, that the Board will be announcing the Class 10 Results and Class 12 Result by mid-August.

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Ashima Sharma

4 years ago

We are confused and unable to prepare with full concentration somehow clarify must be given

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Archana Boruah

4 years ago

Instead of conducting offline examinations You can conduct online examinations. It will be safe. Students will not have to come out of their homes and they can attempt the exam too

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Yash sahoo

4 years ago

It is not possible to hold online exam because students can cheat on the exam

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