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CBSE Class 12 practicals to be held online only
CBSE Class 12 practicals to be held online only
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday announced that schools that have not completed the practicals or internal assessment components for Class 12 exams should conduct the remaining assessments in an online mode only and upload the marks by June 28.
New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday announced that schools that have not completed the practicals or internal assessment components for Class 12 exams should conduct the remaining assessments in an online mode only and upload the marks by June 28.
On Monday, the board issued a circular stating that "schools with pending practical's/internal assessments are permitted to conduct the same now in only online mode."
For those practicals and subjects that need external evaluation, the external evaluators will decide on an exam date in consultation with the internal examiners and conduct viva voce through an online meeting. For others, the teacher concerned will conduct the internal assessment through an online mode.
"Both the examiners should keep in mind that the marks allotted should not bunch towards the maximum marks which is highly unlikely in view of diverse levels of students," the board stated in a letter to the heads of all CBSE-affiliated schools.
Many schools have not completed their practicals, which were to be conducted physically in schools, as most states, including Delhi, ordered a return to complete closure of schools when Covid-19 cases surged again in April.
