New Delhi, February 16: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has categorically denied the authenticity of recent news circulating about the postponement of Class XII board exams due to the ongoing farmers’ protest. In an official statement issued on Saturday, the CBSE clarified that the news is entirely fake and without merit.
The statement also underscores the importance of relying on official communication channels for accurate information regarding any decisions or updates related to CBSE examinations. It urges students, parents, and educational institutions to verify information through the official CBSE website or authorised communication channels.
#CBSE FACT CHECK!
Beware! The following letter under circulation is FAKE and misleading. The board has not taken any such decision. pic.twitter.com/30CKR3VffO— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) February 16, 2024
“There has been no change in the schedule of Class XII board exams, and the exams will proceed as per the previously announced dates,” the CBSE said in a statement, adding that the board assured stakeholders that it remained committed to conducting examinations fairly and transparently.
This swift response from the CBSE aims to quell any confusion and prevent the spread of misinformation, ensuring that students and educational institutions are well-informed and can focus on their exam preparations without unnecessary concerns.
The CBSE further said parents, students, and schools are advised to remain vigilant and rely on verified sources to avoid being misled by false information circulating on various platforms. CBSE assures all stakeholders that any official updates or changes to the examination schedule will be communicated through established channels to maintain transparency and accuracy in information dissemination.
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