New Delhi: Supreme court On Thursday, the petition seeking directions to CBSE and CBSE was rejected CISCE To provide the option of “Hybrid Mode” to the students appearing in the Board Examinations of Class 10 and 12. Bench of Justice AM Khanwilkar and Justice AM Khanwilkar CT Ravikumar It would not be appropriate to interfere and disturb the entire process, he added.
solicitor General Tushar Mehta, who was representing CBSE, assured the court that all precautions would be taken to conduct the examination in offline mode and also told the bench that the number of examination centers has been increased from 6,500 to 15,000.
The top court said that the CBSE’s first class examination has started from November 16, while the first semester of CISCE’s board examination will start from November 22.
The top court was hearing a petition filed by six students seeking a direction to CBSE and CISCE to issue a revised circular for conducting class 10 and 12 board exams in hybrid mode instead of offline mode only. In view of Covid-19.
The court said that the students should have faith and trust in the board officials who will do everything possible to ensure that the examinees and the staff do not get into any untoward situation.
solicitor General Tushar Mehta, who was representing CBSE, assured the court that all precautions would be taken to conduct the examination in offline mode and also told the bench that the number of examination centers has been increased from 6,500 to 15,000.
The top court said that the CBSE’s first class examination has started from November 16, while the first semester of CISCE’s board examination will start from November 22.
The top court was hearing a petition filed by six students seeking a direction to CBSE and CISCE to issue a revised circular for conducting class 10 and 12 board exams in hybrid mode instead of offline mode only. In view of Covid-19.
The court said that the students should have faith and trust in the board officials who will do everything possible to ensure that the examinees and the staff do not get into any untoward situation.
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