Class 12 students attending 'dummy schools' may be barred from board exam, say CBSE officials: News agency PTI ...

According to CBSE officials, students and their parents must ensure to enroll in authentic, certified institutions rather than "dummy schools." As part of its continuous crackdown on this practice, ...

As per the board regulations, a minimum of 75 per cent attendance is mandatory for students to be eligible to appear for the board examinations. In case the required attendance is not met, merely ...

CBSE: CBSE officials said Class 12 students studying in 'dummy schools' may be banned from appearing for the board exams. According to news agency PTI, the board stated that it is the joint ...

Authorities at CBSE, which has been on crackdown spree for some time now and has conducted 400 such surprise operations, said class 12 students enrolled in ‘dummy schools’ shall be prohibited ...

CBSE has announced that students not attending regular schools will be barred from appearing in Class 12 board exams. This aims to counter the rise of 'dummy schools' where students skip classes ...

In an attempt to check dummy schools, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced that students found not attending regular schools will be barred from appearing in the Class 12 ...

Bhubaneswar: With Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) planning to bar examinees from dummy schools or those missing ...

The decision will take effect starting the 2025-2026 academic session CBSE officials have warned that Class 12 students enrolled in ‘dummy schools’ may be barred from taking board exams.

CBSE officials clarified that the responsibility for enrolling in dummy schools rests with the students and their parents. The CBSE is actively working to curb the issue of "dummy schools" and is ...

CBSE decided to act against dummy schools, regional officers from Vijayawada will inspect in Telangana, and submit reports to ...

CBSE Dummy School in Delhi: The board noted that it will take action against schools that are promoting a 'dummy' culture. A PIL was filed by petitioner Rajeev Aggarwal challenging the eligibility ...