CBSE Board Exams 2025
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CBSE Board Exams 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released a notice regarding a reminder for schools to submit the List of Candidates (LOC) for Class 10, and 12 board exams 2025 on time and correctly. The board reiterated that no window will be provided for the correction of data once submitted.
According to the official notice, “Conduct of Class X and XII examinations is a task of utmost importance for CBSE and its affiliated schools and depends on correct and timely submission of the List of Candidates by all affiliated schools.”
According to the official notice, “Conduct of Class X and XII examinations is a task of utmost importance for CBSE and its affiliated schools and depends on correct and timely submission of the List of Candidates by all affiliated schools.”
“Further, no window for correction of data once filled will be made available. Hence, all Head of Schools/Principals are once again directed to ensure the submission of the LOC data timely.” CBSE further stated. The submission of the LOC within the scheduled period is compulsory. The portal will remain open until October 4, 2024. In case of delay, the board will allow schools to submit the LOC until October 15, 2024, with a late fee per student.
There is a practical fee for the students of Class 12; Rs 150/- per practical subject per candidate for schools in India and Nepal and Rs. 350/- per practical subject per candidate for schools abroad . Schools can click here to read the full notice. For more details, schools can visit the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education.
The board earlier said that in order to conduct smooth and successful exams it has decided to allow correction of data only after the exams are conducted and results are declared. In case, a school or student wishes to correct the subjects, they may be able to do so after the exams for supplementary exams. Such students may decide whether to appear for the wrong subject in the main exams.
There is a practical fee for the students of Class 12; Rs 150/- per practical subject per candidate for schools in India and Nepal and Rs. 350/- per practical subject per candidate for schools abroad . Schools can click here to read the full notice. For more details, schools can visit the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education.
The board earlier said that in order to conduct smooth and successful exams it has decided to allow correction of data only after the exams are conducted and results are declared. In case, a school or student wishes to correct the subjects, they may be able to do so after the exams for supplementary exams. Such students may decide whether to appear for the wrong subject in the main exams.
