The Central Board of Secondary Education has denied reports that the student suffers from coronary examination and is free from clinical examination. There has been no official confirmation from CBSE. CBSE examiner Dr Sam Bhardwaj did not give any such instructions. The Examination Board has not taken any such decision. Previously, it was reported on some social media and news websites that candidates who are Corona Positive will be postponed and the written test will be completed.
CBSE Curriculum 2021-2022: CBSE releases 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th curriculum for the 2021-22 session, here’s the direct link
Advice for studying from NCERT curriculum
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has suggested courses from NCERT for 9 to 12 courses. CBSE Director Academic Dr. Joseph Emanuel stated that the CBSE will provide sample question papers from 9 to 12 with detailed design of the question paper accessible on the CBSE website. She said schools have been requested to share the curriculum available in school administration at www.cbseacademy.nic.in.
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