CBSE has given guidelines to the board examination centers to avoid corona and heat wave. CBSE has given guidelines to the board examination centers to avoid Kovid-19 and heat wave. CBSE has given instructions to make adequate waiting by providing funds for the examination centers.
On one hand, while the country is in the grip of scorching heat, on the other hand the cases of corona are also increasing rapidly. In view of this, the CBSE Board on Thursday has given guidelines to the examination centers to provide proper arrangements against corona and heat wave. CBSE’s controller of examinations Sanyam Bhardwaj has written a letter to the superintendents of the examination centers, informing that for making concrete arrangements against Kovid-19 at the examination centers, each examination center will be given Rs 5,000 and Rs 5 per student.
He further said that in order to provide potable water, it has been decided to give Rs 2 per student on every examination day. Sanyam Bhardwaj further said that the examination is being conducted by CBSE in 26 states including India. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) term two examinations have started from Mangalawar in the country and abroad.
Social distancing is being followed
In view of social distancing, this year only 18 students are being allowed to sit in each class. At the same time, separate classrooms are being provided to the students suffering from Corona. This time the class 10 board exam is being conducted at 7,406 centres, while the class 12 board exam is being conducted at 6,720 examination centres.
Need to avoid heat
Along with Corona, the students appearing for the examination also need to avoid the scorching heat. At present, the havoc of heat wave is continuing in North-India including Delhi. According to the Meteorological Department, the possibility of getting relief from the heat for the coming few days in North-India is very less.
Let us tell you that the CBSE board has changed its pattern. Term 1 exam was completed in the month of November. The second term exam has also started. According to the information received on Thursday, 3,303 corona cases have been reported within the last 24 hours across the country.
