April 21, 2021
1 min read

ICSE cancels Class 10 examinations

The criterion on which basis the results will be declared for the ICSE (Class X) students and the date of result declaration will be announced by the CISCE later…reports Asian Lite News.

In wake of the prevailing COVID-19 situation, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) on Tuesday announced the cancellation of the class 10 board examination.

However, the status of exams for class 12 remains the same as the previous order- the class 12 examination will be conducted at a later date in offline mode.

“Given the present worsening situation of the Covid- 19 Pandemic in the country, the CISCE has decided to cancel the ICSE (Class X) 2021 examination. The options given in the earlier Circular dated April 16, 2021, now stands withdrawn. The safety and wellbeing of our students and teaching faculty is our topmost priority and of paramount interest,” the council said in a statement.

School Children

The council further directed all CISCE affiliated schools to begin the admission process for Class XI. “In addition, schools should prepare a schedule to begin online classes for the Class XI students at the earliest. The syllabus to be followed is the ISC 2023 syllabus,” the notice added.

The criterion on which basis the results will be declared for the ICSE (Class X) students and the date of result declaration will be announced by the CISCE later.

Also Read: Kerala universities postpone exams amid Covid surge

Read More-CBSE adopts TETRA software for level playing field in exams

Previous Story

Modi cancels visit to Portugal, France

Next Story

Lockdown only the last resort: Modi

Previous Story

Modi cancels visit to Portugal, France

Next Story

Lockdown only the last resort: Modi

Latest from Education

Balochistan’s Children Need Schools

Several schools in Dera Bugti are closed or only partly functional, with teacher shortages and a lack of basic resources hampering education…reports Asian Lite News Desk Several schools in Pakistan’s Balochistan province

UK: No rush to state classrooms after VAT move

Early data shows VAT on private school fees has not triggered a rush to state schools, challenging predictions of pressure on classrooms and capacity across England, reports Asian Lite News Desk The

Visa Abuse Sparks University Crackdown in UK

Universities with high drop-out rates or poor compliance metrics risk losing their sponsorship licences, effectively cutting off their ability to admit foreign students, reports Asian Lite News Desk The UK Home Office

Creative Convergence Reimagines Growth

The two-day event will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, including Tim Curtis, Director, UNESCO India; Vivek Aggarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Government of India; and Ruth Mackenzie CBE, Global Director of

India’s Defence Tech Boom

The allocation of capital across defence technology segments also reveals a strong strategic tilt. Non-combat systems attracted the lion’s share, drawing $551 million in funding India’s defence technology ecosystem has reached a
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Offline exams in higher institutions postponed

Higher Education Secretary Amit Khare has also said in his

Kerala universities postpone exams amid Covid surge

The new dates will be announced later,” said a release