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CBSE Holds Webinar On Two-Exam System For Class 10, Shares Key Guidelines
CBSE Class 10 Two-Board Exam System: During the session, CBSE highlighted the modalities that schools must follow while preparing for the 2026 board examinations.
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CBSE Issues Guidelines For Registration Of Class 9, 11 Students For 2025-26
CBSE New Guidelines: CBSE has directed principals to convene meetings with teachers responsible for data collection and uploading to ensure accurate submission.
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CBSE Issues Strict Guidelines To Schools For Accurate Student Demographic Details
CBSE New Guidelines: The board highlighted that ensuring correct demographic information is crucial and outlined a detailed process for schools to follow.
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Unfair Actions Will Debar The Student From Current And Future JEE
Candidates are advised not to indulge in talking/peeping or assisting others in the examination.
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CBSE Issues Registration Guidelines For Students Appearing In Class 10 and 12 Board Exams In 2024
CBSE Exam 2024: Schools directed to present a list of the number of students and their particulars at the beginning of an academic session.
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CBSE Class 12 Political Science Exam Today; Check Exam Guidelines, Tips
CBSE Term 1 Board Exam: As per the new guidelines released by the CBSE, students will have to get inside the exam hall by 10:45 am and late students will be frisked properly.
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CBSE Scraps Same Day Evaluation, Issues New Guidelines For Class 12 Exam
CBSE has issued guidelines for centre superintendents to follow during the remaining class 12 exams. According to CBSE, the practice of evaluation on the same day in the examination centre has been scrapped
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Prime Minister Launches Academic Bank Of Credit, New CBSE Assessment Framework To Mark 1 Year Of NEP
The initiatives include the Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) which will allow students to exit higher education programmes and rejoin later, first-year engineering programmes in regional languages, and guidelines for internationalization of higher education.
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Final Year Exams By August 31, UG Admissions By September-End: UGC
UGC guidelines and academic calendar: Classes for the new batch will begin by October 1, if CBSE, CISCE state board results, and other qualifying exam results, are declared in time.
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Curfew Extension: Schools, Universities Remain Closed, Board Exams Stay Postponed
Many states have imposed lockdown and issued new guidelines to minimise the risk of spread of the COVID-19 infection. Schools, colleges, universities and coaching centres have suspended physical classes and have gone back to online teaching mode.
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Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till July 31: Home Ministry
Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.
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Follow New Security Guidelines Or Face Derecognition, CBSE Tells Schools
Placing the onus on schools for safety of students on their premises, the CBSE today issued new security-related guidelines that included a psychometric test for teaching and non-teaching staff.
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CBSE Holds Webinar On Two-Exam System For Class 10, Shares Key Guidelines
CBSE Class 10 Two-Board Exam System: During the session, CBSE highlighted the modalities that schools must follow while preparing for the 2026 board examinations.
-
CBSE Issues Guidelines For Registration Of Class 9, 11 Students For 2025-26
CBSE New Guidelines: CBSE has directed principals to convene meetings with teachers responsible for data collection and uploading to ensure accurate submission.
-
CBSE Issues Strict Guidelines To Schools For Accurate Student Demographic Details
CBSE New Guidelines: The board highlighted that ensuring correct demographic information is crucial and outlined a detailed process for schools to follow.
-
Unfair Actions Will Debar The Student From Current And Future JEE
Candidates are advised not to indulge in talking/peeping or assisting others in the examination.
-
CBSE Issues Registration Guidelines For Students Appearing In Class 10 and 12 Board Exams In 2024
CBSE Exam 2024: Schools directed to present a list of the number of students and their particulars at the beginning of an academic session.
-
CBSE Class 12 Political Science Exam Today; Check Exam Guidelines, Tips
CBSE Term 1 Board Exam: As per the new guidelines released by the CBSE, students will have to get inside the exam hall by 10:45 am and late students will be frisked properly.
-
CBSE Scraps Same Day Evaluation, Issues New Guidelines For Class 12 Exam
CBSE has issued guidelines for centre superintendents to follow during the remaining class 12 exams. According to CBSE, the practice of evaluation on the same day in the examination centre has been scrapped
-
Prime Minister Launches Academic Bank Of Credit, New CBSE Assessment Framework To Mark 1 Year Of NEP
The initiatives include the Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) which will allow students to exit higher education programmes and rejoin later, first-year engineering programmes in regional languages, and guidelines for internationalization of higher education.
-
Final Year Exams By August 31, UG Admissions By September-End: UGC
UGC guidelines and academic calendar: Classes for the new batch will begin by October 1, if CBSE, CISCE state board results, and other qualifying exam results, are declared in time.
-
Curfew Extension: Schools, Universities Remain Closed, Board Exams Stay Postponed
Many states have imposed lockdown and issued new guidelines to minimise the risk of spread of the COVID-19 infection. Schools, colleges, universities and coaching centres have suspended physical classes and have gone back to online teaching mode.
-
Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till July 31: Home Ministry
Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.
-
Follow New Security Guidelines Or Face Derecognition, CBSE Tells Schools
Placing the onus on schools for safety of students on their premises, the CBSE today issued new security-related guidelines that included a psychometric test for teaching and non-teaching staff.
