CBSE releases date-sheet for Class 10, 12 exams: Check here
Board exams for Class 10 and 12 students that couldn't be completed due to coronavirus pandemic will be conducted by July 15, the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) announced on Monday. The exams for Class 12 will take place between July 1 and 15, a circular said. Exams for Class 10 for North-east Delhi students will be held during the same period.
- Not everyone has to appear for the exam
- Check the schedule for Class 10 exams here
- See schedule of all India exams for Class 12 here
- Business Studies exam on July 9, Biotech on July 10
- Northeast Delhi students will appear for Physics exams on July-3
- Mathematics examinations for Class 12 on July 15
- 3,000 schools were selected as evaluation centers
- Results will be declared soon, assured Pokhriyal
- NEET and JEE exams were also re-scheduled
Not everyone has to appear for the exam
Not all students have to appear for these exams. If they have appeared for any of the listed exams, they can skip these ones. The board exams will be held for only 29 subjects, both classes included. As per the guidelines, all students have to wear a mask and bring their own sanitizers to the examination hall. Physical distancing norms have to be followed.
Check the schedule for Class 10 exams here
The Social Science examination (code 087) will be held on July 1. On July 2, the examination of Science-Theory (Code 086) and Science Without Practical (Code 090) will be held. Hindi Course A (Code 002) and Hindi Course B (Code 085) examination will be held on July 10. Exams of English Communicative (Code 101) and English Language and Literature (Code 184) are scheduled for July 15.
See schedule of all India exams for Class 12 here
On July 1, the examination of Home Science (Code 064) will be held for all students. The exams of Hindi Elective (Code 002) and Hindi Core (Code 302) are scheduled for July 2. On July 7, all India exams of Informatics Practical (New), Computer Science (New), Informatics Practical (Old), Computer Science (Old), and Information Tech will be held.
Business Studies exam on July 9, Biotech on July 10
The All India examination of Business Studies (Code 054), Biotechnology (Code 045), Geography (Code 029), and Sociology (Code 039) will be held on July 9, July 10, July 11, and July 13 respectively.
Northeast Delhi students will appear for Physics exams on July-3
For Northeast Delhi students, the Physics (042) examination will be held on July 3, Accountancy (055) on July 4, and Chemistry (043) on July 6. The examinations of English Elective-N (001), English Elective-C (101), and English Core (301) will be held on July 8. Political Science (028) exam for Northeast Delhi students will be conducted on July 14.
Mathematics examinations for Class 12 on July 15
For Northeast Delhi students, Examinations of Mathematics (041), Economics (030), History (027), and Biology (044) will be held on July 15. All parents were asked to pay heed to coronavirus-related precautions by the CBSE.
3,000 schools were selected as evaluation centers
Earlier this month, CBSE selected 3,000 schools as evaluation centers, HRD Minister Ramesh 'Nishank' Pokhriyal said. At these centers, answer sheets of already-conducted 173 examinations will be evaluated. "From these centers, more than 1.5 crore answer scripts will be sent to the homes of teachers for evaluation," he had said. The entire process will take nearly 50 days.
Results will be declared soon, assured Pokhriyal
"When the pending examinations are conducted and this evaluation process gets completed, we would be able to declare the results. I am certain we would be able to evaluate the answer scripts soon and you will get to see your exam results," he said.
NEET and JEE exams were also re-scheduled
In a live interaction with students, Pokhriyal had also announced the dates for NEET and JEE examinations. While JEE (Main) test will be held on July 18, July 20, July 21, July 22, and July 23; JEE (Advanced) will be held in August. The NEET exam will be held on July 26. The minister had urged students to switch to online classes.
