CBSE & Other State Boards To Get Lockdown Exemption To Conduct Pending Class X, XII Exams: MHA

By Jatin Grover On May 20, 2020

New Delhi: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday granted permission to various boards for conducting the pending examinations for classes X and XII.

The ministry also decided to relax the lockdown measures to complete the process ensuring social distancing, face masks, etc for safety of the students.

Taking into consideration the academic interest of large number of students, it has been decided to grant exemption from the lockdown measures to conduct Board examination for classes 10th & 12th, with few conditions like social distancing, face mask etc, for their safety. pic.twitter.com/P4ULsmbPVv

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In the guidelines, the ministry directed the respective boards to make arrangements for thermal screening and hand sanitizers at the examination centres. Besides, the schedule of examination should move unsteadily.

While face masks will be mandatory for students, teachers and other staff members, the ministry will not permit any examination centre in the containment zone, the guidelines mentioned.

Moreover, states/UTs may arrange transportation for the students to ferry them to examination centres, it added.

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