CBSE 10th 12th Board Exams 2020 have been postponed, scheduled for July. The Supreme Court issued orders to CBSE to issue a notice of cancelation of Board exams to be held from 1-15 July.
CBSE, the Central Board of Secondary Education, has agreed to cancel the 2020 Class 10 , 12 Board exams scheduled from 1 July to 15 July 2020. The board would now assess the students on the basis of the scores from the three previous exams and declare class 10,12 Outputs by 15 July. As per the recent update, CBSE was asked by the Supreme Court to issue the notice for the July exams that were cancelled. This order was issued following CBSE having informed the court of its current decision.
Nonetheless, CBSE Class 12 students will have an opportunity to appear later on when the situation is favorable for the remaining papers. But, there's no such option available for Class 10 students.
Supreme Court bench headed by J AM Khanwilkar heard the petition requesting the cancelation of remaining COVID19 CBSE tests. CBSE explained that Class 10 exams would be cancelled and the marks awarded would be final based on the criteria defined by CBSE. CBSE Class 12 students will have the opportunity to appear at a later date for the exams.
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SG Mehta, submitted to the Supreme Court that the board had filed an affidavit taking into account state reports. The board has essentially agreed not to administer the July 1 exams. Speaking in court, SG said, "Our affidavit filed half an hour ago states that the examination for Class 10 and 12 from July 1 stands cancelled, taking into account suggestions from States."
He has also added that all Class 10 examinations have been cancelled. Class 12 examination is however optional. "CBSE has a system in which the marks received in the previous 3 exams will be taken into account; for Class 12, the examinations will be carried out 'as long as the situation is favourable. Marks will have such marks as final marks for the students who opt for Class 12.
CBSE Class 12 students will have to share their decision as to whether to apply for the exam at a later date or accept the marks based on the three previous exams, as the student scored. The Supreme Court ordered CBSE to reword its reply to ensure that the minds of the student and the parents are not disturbed.
The ICSE Board (CISCE) has agreed to follow the recommendation of CBSE and to cancel the ICSE, ISC Exams due in July. Unlike CBSE, however, the board will not be offering the Class 12 students an option to appear later for the exams. Then the ICSE, ISC exams 2020 are concluded and there will be no subsequent examinations.CBSE Board Class 10th, 12th Result 2020 Live updates
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Few CBSE 10th, 12th Board Exam papers were left in 2020 when the schools and colleges were closed. Exams were deferred till April from March 19 to March 31, and then postponed by the HRD Ministry as a nationwide lockdown was declared on March 25. Such exams were then postponed, and were expected to take place between July 1 and July 15.
CBSE expressed its intention to cancel the examinations abroad and to carry out examinations for only 29 subjects out of the remaining set. The board published the date sheet for the May exams. Similar Exams Canceled / Postponed? CBSE, ICSE, NEET, JEE Main, Advanced, CTET, University Exams Latest Updates.
However, parents were swift to oppose the move. Concerns rose as the COVID19 cases spiraled through the world. India currently has 4.73 lakh cases. According to the most recent newsletter, India reported 4,73,105 positive cases including 1,86,514 active cases, 2,71,697 cured / discharged cases and 14,894 deaths.
Due to the particularly severe pandemic situation in Delhi and Mumbai, which incidentally also has a large number of CBSE students, the discomfort has increased as the dates have come closer. SC had then asked CBSE, taking cognizance of the PIL filed, to 'reconsider' its decision to conduct the exams in July.
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Due to the particularly severe pandemic situation in Delhi and Mumbai, which incidentally also has a large number of CBSE students, the discomfort has increased as the dates have come closer. SC had then asked CBSE, taking cognizance of the PIL filed, to 'reconsider' its decision to conduct the exams in July.
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