The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE - Central Board of Secondary Education) has issued a circular regarding the board exams, besides giving relief news for private students. In this circular, CBSE has instructed the center superintendents to allow all private candidates to appear in the examination. Then whether or not their admit card issued by CBSE has the signature of the Principal. However, the board has deemed the parents' and candidate's signature on the admit card mandatory.

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The board said that these instructions have been given to private students appearing in the class 10th and class 12th examinations to eliminate the bottlenecks. CBSE has started the 10th and 12th annual examinations from February 15. Exams for optional and additional subjects are going on right now. Controller of Examinations, Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj has said that the Center Superintendent of all examination centers where the board exams for Class X and XII are being conducted, should allow the examinations to be conducted. Even if the admit card of these candidates is not signed by the Principal.

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In the same sequence, while answering questions related to the board examination by the students, the board has made it clear that the candidates cannot be prevented from appearing in the board examination based on the marks of the pre-board examination. The Delhi High Court in the past dismissed the petition for rectification of errors in the CBSE Class 12th accountancy sample question papers and fined the petitioner. It is being told that this year more than 18 lakh students have registered for appearing in the 10th examination. While the number of registered students in class 12th is more than 12 lakhs.

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