CBSE 10th exam canceled, 12th papers deferred, exam to begin on May 4

The Government of India has taken a big decision regarding the CBSE examinations amid the growing crisis of Corona virus. The CBSE 12th examinations have been postponed, while the 10th exams have been canceled. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a meeting with the education minister and officials of the ministries, in which this decision has been taken.

This is the decision for the 12th class.

According to the order, the 12th examinations scheduled from May 4 to June 14 have been canceled. There will be another meeting on June 1, in which a decision will be taken in view of the situation then. If there are exams, students will be notified 15 days in advance.

This was the decision on the papers of 10th standard.

The CBSE 10th papers which were to be held from May 4 to June 14 have been completely canceled. Numbers will be given by the board based on the performance of the students. If a student or student will not be happy with their numbers, then they will get a chance to take the exam later.

PM took a big decision, leaders reacted

If sources are to be believed, it was proposed to postpone both the tenth and twelfth examinations by the authorities. However, PM Modi said that the children have already suffered a lot from the Kovid, so the examination on tenth should be completely canceled. While the 12th examinations should be postponed.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra have welcomed the decision to postpone the examinations by tweeting. On this decision, Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia said that the government should have canceled both the examinations, but the decision that has been taken right now is perfectly fine according to the current situation.

Exams postponed for a month in Madhya Pradesh

Amid the outbreak of Corona, it has been decided to postpone the board exams of class X and XII in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday. The MP School Education Department, while issuing the order, said that the board examinations have been postponed for 1 month.