CBSE

The Supreme Court has asked the CBSE and the UGC to take a joint decision on the declaration of results and admissions, while hearing a plea seeking extension of college admission deadlines due to the delayed compartment exams for Classes X and XII.

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The Supreme Court has directed the CBSE to file an affidavit with details of how it intends to hold compartment exam for Class X & XII in September during the Covid pandemic.

A plea has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking an extension of the admission deadline for the academic year 2020-2021 until the result of the compartment examination (by alternative mode of assessment) is announced by CBSE.

The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea challenging the CBSE’s decision to hold compartment exams for class X and XII students amid the COVID 19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court has today given liberty to mother of a student of National Institute of Open Schooling to make representation to the Institute for awarding him marks based on either his performance in the past two performed subjects or the CBSE scheme.

All India Students Association

A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking an opportunity to students from the ICSE Board who failed in classes 9 and 11 this year. This comes after the CBSE, on May 13, permitted all the failed students of classes 9 and 11 as a one-time measure, to appear in a school-based test again.

The Supreme Court today disposed of the matter pertaining to the petitions seeking quashing of ICSE and CBSE exams amid COVID 19 Pandemic.

The CBSE today has informed the Supreme Court that taking into account suggestion from States, exam for Class 10 and 12 from July 1 to 15 stands cancelled. However, the class 12 students have been given the option to appear for exams when situations appear conducive for the conduct of examination.