CBSE latest circular on Covid 19 positive students, practical centre, supply of marks and facilitation period—Everything class 10, class 12 students should know

CBSE class 10 class 12 exam 2021: The central Board of Secondary Education has released a circular clarifying on host of issues related to CBSE class 10, class 12 board exams 2021. These clarification by CBSE in its latest circular covers new provisions and also reiterates the points made by the board on earlier occasions about CBSE class 10, class 12 exams 2021. Lets look at all of them one-by-one: 

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In case candidate is not appearing in practical because of Covid-19 

-If any candidate is absent in practical because of being Covid positive or any family member i.e., mother, father, brother and sister is reported Covid positive, school will conduct the practical of such candidates at an appropriate time in consultation with the concerned Regional Office but latest by June 11, 2021.  

– While uploading the marks of the batch of the candidate, against the name of such candidates “C” 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 and requested CBSE to change the practical centre, while uploading the marks of the batch of the candidate, against the name of such candidates “T” may be uploaded/posted on the link for uploading of marks.  

Supply of Marks  

In case of re-conduct of practical examination, marks of such candidates be sent to concerned Regional Offices on manual award list. However, a sealed copy of the duplicate copy of Award List may be retained by the school for any emergency. Envelope of both the award list be sealed with the signature of External Examiner and Observer. While sending marks to Regional Office, “NOT TO BE OPENED” be clearly mentioned on the Envelope.  

Facilitation Period 

In any case, schools have to re-conduct the practical of any absentee candidate latest by June 11, 2021 and marks be also supplied to the Regional Office without fail, the circular read. 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, the circular added.