In the ongoing a fight between national boards and students in the country regarding the board exams, a group of students have move to the Supreme Court of India demanding the exam to be held in Hybrid mode for the upcoming board exams 2022.
Both CBSE and CISCE have decide to hold the first term of the board exam in offline mode.
CISCE had earlier given an option to students to take term 1 board exams in either offline or online mode but later changed its mind.
Now students have file a petition seeking an urgent decision from the court for holding class 10th and class 12th boards exams in offline mode for both the boards.
In 2021, boards have decide to hold the board exams twice, the first part is to begin in November.
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In doubt of the third wave in the country, students believe that conducting offline exams would result in spreading COVID-19.
Most students appearing for the exam are under the age of 18 and not vaccinated that increases their chances of contracting the virus.
Both CBSE and CISCE will hold exams following complete COVID-19 protocols, it’s not enough reason for students and parents to calm down.
CBSE board exams 2022 are to begin on 30th November 2021 for Class 10th students and from 1st December 2021 for Class 12th students.
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