New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday issued a strict advisory to teachers involved in examination of class 10th and 12th answer scripts. The warning comes after reports that some evaluators are posting opinions and experiences related to the marking process on social media, potentially causing confusion and spreading rumors among students and other stakeholders.The circular issued on March 16 directed school principals to ensure that all evaluators refrain from discussing the board’s examination process in public. CBSE emphasized that the evaluation of answer scripts is strictly confidential and follows strict protocols to maintain the integrity of the examination system.Confidentiality and professional conductThe CBSE circular specifically prohibits the sharing of misleading information, personal experiences, or evaluation-related opinions on public platforms. It warns that any attempt to misrepresent facts or spread rumors on social media is a breach of professional conduct and may attract disciplinary action.Teachers are reminded to exercise restraint and maintain the dignity and professionalism of their duties. The Board expects assessors to maintain confidentiality and ensure that all assessment procedures are carried out with integrity. School principals have been asked to immediately convey the advisory to all teachers involved in the evaluation process.Virtual interaction with principals in Saudi ArabiaIn a related development, Abu Mateen George, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Indian Embassy in Riyadh held a virtual meeting with principals of CBSE-affiliated schools across Saudi Arabia.The discussion was attended by First Secretary Vipul Bawa and focused on questions related to the ongoing CBSE board exams. George briefed the principals on the current regional situation, outlined the embassy’s initiatives supporting the Indian community, and addressed test-related concerns raised by school leaders.
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Cancellation of Class XII Exams In West AsiaThe CBSE has also canceled Class XII exams in several West Asian countries due to the worsening regional conflict. Scheduled exams will not be held from March 16 to April 10 for students in Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The board confirmed that the earlier postponed examinations in these countries have also been cancelled.The objective of this decision is to ensure the safety and welfare of students while maintaining the integrity of the examination process. CBSE will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide further updates to schools and students as required.
