Cancelling pending CBSE, CISCE board exams not possible; know why

Cancelling pending CBSE, CISCE board exams not possible; know why

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New Delhi, Updated on Jun 8, 2020 10:08 IST

Officials from both Board i.e. CBSE and CISCE submitted data on students from the state who will appear for their CBSE Board Exams 2020 and ICSE Board Exams 2020 this year. Now, the Maharashtra Government will look at the data share by CBSE and CISCE related to the 10th board exams and 12th board exams for pending papers.

Two days after the Maharashtra government asked the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) to postpone Class 10 and 12 exams or mark students on their internal assessments, the state held a virtual meeting with board officials on June 6, 2020 to further discuss the issue.

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Officials from both Board i.e. CBSE and CISCE submitted data on students from the state who will appear for their CBSE Board Exams 2020 and ICSE Board Exams 2020 this year. According to the data, nearly 12,000 students in the state are enrolled for their CBSE Class 12 examinations which are set scheduled to be conducted between July 1 and 15 according to the CBSE 12th Date Sheet 2020.

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There are no pending CBSE Class 10 Board Exams in the state. Nearly 23,000 students from the state registered for the ICSE Class 10 Board Exams 2020 and ISC Class 12 Board Exams which are scheduled to be held between July 1 and 14, as per the revised ICSE 2020 Date Sheet and ISC 2020 Date Sheet.

Now, the Maharashtra Government will look at the data share by CBSE and CISCE related to the 10th board exams and 12th board exams for pending papers. The state will come up with a possible solution to the issue. According to the reports, an official who attended the meeting said, “It will take some time to arrive at a decision because the situation in each part of the state will have to be considered separately. Based on the data, the education department will see what is best for students.”

On June 4, the state government wrote to the heads of both boards requesting them not to conduct CBSE Board exams 2020 and ICSE Board Exams 2020 in July. It stated that conducting CBSE 10th, 12th exams and ICSE, ISC Exams amid the COVID-9 crisis would put the health of the students and teachers at stake. Also, Students would find it difficult to travel to their centres. The letter thus stated that the government would not permit the boards to conduct the exams as there is too much risk involved.

CBSE and ICSE officials said that complete cancellation of exams might not be possible.

“We have already allowed students to participate in compartmental exams which will be conducted after the main exams, in case of unforeseen circumstances. Students who cannot reach centres for some reason or reside in areas that are containment zones can apply through their schools and avail a concession,” said an official from the ICSE board.

Meanwhile, The HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal announced that the CBSE 10th Results 2020 and CBSE 12th result 2020 will be declared by August 15. "Efforts are being made to declare the result by July-end or August itself. The evaluation process has already begun for the board exams and will continue to be held simultaneously with pending exams," the HRD minister said.  This year too, the results of both the classes will be declared at an interval of a few days. 

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Why is maharashtra intrested in taking Mht cet exam from july 1 if the state is incapable of handling board exams aren't the one's giving enterance test students or are their lives not important? Either the academic year of 2020-21 shall be cancelled or all the exams shall be conducted.

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Bhargav Kale

4 years ago

Our children are very important. Not important ICSE board exam of 10th standard. You can handle it all situation. Don't take any bad decisions of our children life. Life is very important not exam. I and all parents request to ICSE Baird council please cancel the pending paper's exam.

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Bhargav Kale

4 years ago

I humbly request to ICSE boad, Don't take exam of10th standerd in Maharashtra you can give marks basic of written paper and internal marks also. Because it is not good situation for giving exam due to corona virus, who will responsible if our children will effected corona virus.

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sukanta mondal

4 years ago

Please think for the lives of beloved students..Thank you.

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sukanta mondal

4 years ago

Behalf of all the parents whose childrens are about to face the board exams, I request the council officers to cancel or to postpond the board examinations which will be held from the month of july because it will be so risk for the students to face examinations at pandemic condition of COVID-19...

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