CBSE class 10th,12th Board Exams 2023: The CBSE board issues new school guidelines, read here

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued new guidelines to all of its affiliate schools that will be administering class 10 and 12 board exams this year. According to the official notification, schools administering the board examination may only use plastic bags to package answer books before sending them to the relevant regional office via postal services.


Plastic bags will not be used if the sealed answer books are delivered to the regional office personally or with the assistance of the city coordinator. The CBSE has warned schools not to use WhatsApp messages to communicate with the board or any other official during the examination. Any comments on the question papers must be communicated to the board via the OECMS link shared by CBSE.



The CBSE board exam began on February 15 and will continue until March 21 for class 10 and April 5 for class 12. Nearly 38 lakh students registered for the CBSE board examinations.


Previously, CBSE prohibited the use of ChatGPT and stated that anyone found guilty of using the platform would be charged with using unfair means. CBSE has added the much-discussed Open AI product ChatGPT to the list of prohibited items.


To pass the CBSE board examination, a candidate must score at least 33% in each subject. Furthermore, candidates must ensure that they pass both the practical and theoretical papers.


Internal papers include class tests, assignments, and projects, whereas external papers are for final examinations administered by CBSE at various test centres. To pass the examination, candidates must receive at least an E in internal assessment, according to CBSE. If a candidate fails one of the five eternal examination subjects, he or she will be placed in the compartment in that subject.

FAQs

1: When do the CBSE class 10th and 12th examinations start?
The CBSE board exam began on February 15.


2: How many marks are required to pass the CBSE board exams?
To pass the CBSE board examination, a candidate must score at least 33% in each subject.