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NGO Moves Supreme Court For Waiver Of CBSE Exam Fees For Classes 10, 12
CBSE Exam Fees: An NGO on Thursday moved the Supreme Court seeking a direction to CBSE and the Delhi government to waive examination fees for students of classes 10 and 12 in current academic year in view of ongoing pandemic and consequent financial problems being faced by parents.
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Delhi Government To Pay CBSE Exam Fee Of 3.14 Lakh Students
The Delhi cabinet on Wednesday approved the proposal to pay the CBSE examination fee of around 3.14 lakh Class X and XII students of the government schools from 2019-20.
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Deficit Of Over Rs 200 Crore Forced Us To Hike Exam Fee: CBSE
The CBSE spends around Rs 500 crore annually to conduct examinations for Classes 10 and 12, according to an official.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To CBSE On Plea Alleging Fee Violation Order
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the CBSE on a plea seeking contempt action against the board for allegedly "disobeying" the top court's order and charging exorbitant fees of up to Rs 1,200 from students for obtaining copies of evaluated answer-sheets.
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NGO Moves Supreme Court For Waiver Of CBSE Exam Fees For Classes 10, 12
CBSE Exam Fees: An NGO on Thursday moved the Supreme Court seeking a direction to CBSE and the Delhi government to waive examination fees for students of classes 10 and 12 in current academic year in view of ongoing pandemic and consequent financial problems being faced by parents.
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Delhi Government To Pay CBSE Exam Fee Of 3.14 Lakh Students
The Delhi cabinet on Wednesday approved the proposal to pay the CBSE examination fee of around 3.14 lakh Class X and XII students of the government schools from 2019-20.
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Deficit Of Over Rs 200 Crore Forced Us To Hike Exam Fee: CBSE
The CBSE spends around Rs 500 crore annually to conduct examinations for Classes 10 and 12, according to an official.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To CBSE On Plea Alleging Fee Violation Order
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the CBSE on a plea seeking contempt action against the board for allegedly "disobeying" the top court's order and charging exorbitant fees of up to Rs 1,200 from students for obtaining copies of evaluated answer-sheets.
