10th 12th board students stay away rumors on social media, says CBSE

CBSE BOARD EXAM 2023: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has advised students in the 10th and 12th grades to avoid following news or rumours on social media or on YouTube. The board has stated that many times during the examination, incorrect information such as question paper leaks, asking questions outside of the syllabus, and examination cancellations go viral on social media. Students should not be concerned about this because any questions that are not covered by the syllabus will be posted on the board’s website. At the same time, there is no risk of the question paper being leaked because the board has made numerous changes this time. For the first time, the board has included a warning in the admit card about viral misinformation on social media.

The question paper will be tracked down.

All candidates will be allowed to enter the centre half an hour before the question paper is released. The board has created a tracking system in the question paper this time. That is, the principal will take complete responsibility for transporting the question paper from the bank to the centre. All of the principals will be linked to a single app for this purpose. In the examination hall, the question paper will be opened in front of the examinee. The process of opening the question paper will be videotaped.

Every day, the board will solicit feedback on the question paper.

After the examination, the centres will provide feedback on the question paper. Every centre has a subject-specific team of teachers to help with this. This team will provide feedback to the board within two hours of the examination’s completion. The marking scheme will be determined based on the feedback provided by the teachers. The same scheme will be used to check the answer sheet.