Due to COVID-19, many states are deciding to postpone the Board Exams of class 10th and 12th students. Students are waiting for the Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE to announce the decision regarding the conduction of Board Exams.
CBSE always conduct Board Exams either in February or March. But, this year, due to the nationwide pandemic, the board may postpone exams of students.
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CBSE ALWAYS RELEASED THE DATES IN DECEMBER
CBSE always released the dates of board exams in December. Last year, it released the time table in November. But, the board has not released the dates for Board Exams 2021 yet. On the other hand, JEE and NEET entrance exam dates are also not released. That is why students who are going to appear for Board Exams and entrance exams are confused because of exam dates.
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EDUCATION MINISTER WILL CLEAR THE DOUBTS OF STUDENTS
However, the Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ notified that he will clear the doubts of students regarding Board Exams and entrance exams in December. He tweeted that those students, parents, and teachers who have queries regarding these exams can directly share with him. They can post their queries on Twitter with the hashtag #EducationMinisterGoesLive.
CBSE AND ENTRANCE EXAM STUDENTS CAN JOIN ON DECEMBER 3
The Education Minister made this announcement when he came to know about the state of confusion of parents teachers and students. So, he decided to go address them and clear their doubts and queries on December 3.
Do not try create undue and immoral pressure on the CBSE or the government to declare Board Date Sheet.
You are not a real well wishers of the students. You are marely selfish business houses
All of you stfup . It will happen ..be calm… dont loose your balls over it…
Exams should be canceled… How can we write the exam properly.. Online class are not clear at all… Plzz board examination should be canceled this year..
Cancel board exams