Last Updated Sep - 14 - 2023, 07:46 PM | Source : The Indian Express | Visitors : 84
CBSE releases guidelines for Class 10 and Class 12 board exam registrations, emphasizing the importance of genuine student admissions, proper documentation.
Guidelines for students, principals, and parents on how to submit Class 10 and Class 12 registration forms for the 2024 board exams have been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
To ensure that only their own regular and bona fide students are sponsored and that no bona fide student's name is left unregistered, the Principals and schools have been instructed. The board further stated that no students should attend any unlicensed or unaffiliated school.
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To ensure that only their own regular and bona fide students are sponsored and that no bona fide student's name is left unregistered, the Principals and schools have been instructed. The board further stated that no students should attend any unlicensed or unaffiliated school.
In the case of students of Class 11, the board has asked the schools to make sure that the students have passed and cleared all subjects and papers of their Class 10 exams and declared pass and the students have passed their Class 10 exams from a recognized school education board only.
All schools must first submit the data on the OASIS site, where they are expected to enter the candidate's full name as well as that of their mother, father, or legal guardian. The board further stated that abbreviations should be avoided because they can later cause issues for the children.
Additionally, there must be a relation between the number of teachers hired at the school and the number of students sponsored by the schools.
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