Indore: Central Board of Secondary Education issues directives on how to prevent Covid while conducting exams

Indore: Central Board of Secondary Education issues directives on how to prevent Covid while conducting exams

CBSE controller of examination Dr Sanyam Bhardwaj issued a notice explaining the process and possibilities of handling cases where students are unable to attend the practical exam due Covid infection spread in the family.

Staff ReporterUpdated: Tuesday, April 06, 2021, 03:09 PM IST
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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Conducting offline examination with coronavirus second wave affecting one in 7 to 8 people is a major challenge for all students and for over 200 schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the city.

The first set of offline board examinations are practical examinations. In order to ensure that Covid-19 does not spread its fangs during examinations, the board has issued instructions to school heads.

CBSE controller of examination Dr Sanyam Bhardwaj issued a notice explaining the process and possibilities of handling cases where students are unable to attend the practical exam due Covid infection spread in the family.

“If any candidate is absent in practical exam because of being Covid positive or any family member, that is, mother, father, brother and sister is reported Covid positive, school will conduct the practical exams of such candidates at an appropriate time after consultation regional office but June 11, 2021,” Bhardwaj said.

The board has also said that against the name of such candidates, ‘C’ (meaning corona positive) may be uploaded/posted on the link for uploading of marks. “In case request has been made to CBSE to change the practical centre if any candidate has shifted to some other city/country because of Covid, ‘T’ may be uploaded /posted on the link for uploading of marks,” the notice stated.

In case of re-conduct of practical examination, marks of such candidates will be sent to the concerned regional offices in manual award list. “However, a sealed copy of duplicate copy of award list may be retained by the school for any emergency,” the board said. The envelope of both the award list will be sealed with the signature of external examiner and observer.

“In any case, schools have to re-conduct practical exams of absentee candidates by 11 June. Marks will be sent to regional office. If marks of any candidate will not be available with CBSE, his/her result will be computed without marks and status will be reported as per examination bye-laws,” Bhardwaj said.

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