Express News Service
CHENNAI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has said that class 10 and class 12 students who test positive for Covid-19, or get affected by it, will get another chance to complete the practical exams. The exams should however be conducted before June 11.
“If any candidate is absent in practical because of being Covid positive or any family member – mother, father, brother and sister, etc – is reported Covid positive, schools will conduct practical of such candidates at an appropriate time in consultation with the concerned regional officer but latest by June 11, 2021,” an official notification said.
Considering the coronavirus pandemic situation, the CBSE had allowed students to change centres for their practical as well as theory examinations. The board had allowed schools to start practical exams and activities like project and internal assessments on March 1 and these can continue till June 11.
CBSE Class 10, 12 Board Exams 2021: Important points students must know Here is a list of all the latest announcements that have been made taking the coronavirus pandemic into consideration and otherwise. File photo
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the Board exams for classes 10 and 12 from the first week of May and it will go on till June 11. However, the sudden rise in Covid-19 caseload is once again making students and their parents worried about the conduct of the exams. Keeping in mind the pandemic situation, CBSE has announced certain measures. Here is a list of all the latest announcements that have been made taking the coronavirus pandemic into consideration and otherwise.
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It is that time of the year when class 10 and 12 CBSE students are gearing up to appear for their board exams. They are mostly jittery thinking about how well they will be able to perform. This immense pressure on them can be overwhelming and sometimes bog down their spirits. But do not worry we are here to share with you some easy-to-follow, simple tips that will help you to give your best performance in this stressful exam season.
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Prepare a timetable. Yes, you might have heard a thousand times that you need to prepare a timetable but if you haven t made one till now, do it right away. Make a timetable that divides your time into slots to focus on different subjects. Set deadlines and goals for yourself. Do not spend excessive time on one topic or subject that you are unable to study other topics. If you have trouble understanding one particular concept, come back to it later after you are prepared with all other topics.