CBSE Class 12 Board exams have been cancelled. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who claims the decision was made in the interests of students. The government on Tuesday decided to cancel board exams for CBSE Class 12 amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the decision was made for student interests and unrest among students, parents and students. . You have to finish the teacher. This decision was made at a high-level meeting chaired by the Amendment Chair and the CBSE took action to compile the results of Class 12 students in a time-limited manner based on clearly defined objective criteria. Following the decision amid continuing health concerns for the future, where the number of cases of COVID-19 in some states remains high, Prime Minister Sujeong said the health and safety of students is paramount and there is no compromise in this regard. According to the government's statement, the government's policy, citing the Prime Minister's remarks, should relieve the anxiety of students, parents and teachers, and should not force students to come out of the exam in such a stressful situation. Prime Minister Modi also argued that all stakeholders need to show consideration not only to students, but also to parents and teachers. At the review meeting, officials presented in detail the contents of the extensive and comprehensive consultations conducted so far and the opinions received from all stakeholders, including the state government. "In light of the uncertainty caused by COVID-19 and feedback from various stakeholders, it has been decided that Class 12 board exams will not be held this year," the statement said. Prime Minister Modi said at the meeting that COVID-19 is affecting the academic calendar and that board exam questions are causing great anxiety among students, parents and teachers. He said the situation with COVID-19 is dynamic across the country, with some states still opting for containment, while others have managed the situation by effective micro-containment, he said. Students, parents and teachers are, of course, concerned about the health of students in such a situation, he said, arguing that students should not be forced to attend tests under such stressful conditions.
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