Class 10 Boards

The Supreme Court on November 18, refused to provide a "hybrid mode", for the class 10 and 12 examinations, stating that it is better to not "disturb the process" at this stage. The apex court confirmed that CBSE term one board exams have commenced from November 16, while CISCE board exams will commence from November 22. Also, the CBSE offline examination centres have been increased from 6,500 to 15,000.

The Madhya Pradesh government has indefinitely postponed the board examination for class 12, while exams for class 10 have been cancelled. The school education department on May 14 issued a notice stating that the assessment for class 10 will be done internally and a minimum of 33 marks will be given to every student. For class 12, the department will issue the timetable 20 days before the examination.

The Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) has followed the CBSE's footsteps as it also cancelled the class X examination, which was scheduled from May 4. CISCE Chief Executive Gerry Arathoon has even ordered the affiliated schools to begin class XI admission processes and online class schedule at the earliest. Meanwhile, class XII examinations remains postponed until the further notice.