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News India Live, Digital Desk: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) class 10th and 12th examinations are about to begin. This time the board has issued very strict ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ (what to do and what not to do) to maintain the sanctity of the examination. If you are also going to appear in the board exam this year, then read these rules carefully, because a small mistake can ruin your entire year.
Strict rules for entry at the examination center
CBSE has made it clear that there will be no relaxation of any kind at the time of entry at the examination centre.
Reporting Time: Students should be informed at least before the commencement of the examination. 45-60 minutes ago It is mandatory to reach the centre.
Last Entry: No student will be allowed entry inside the examination center after 10:00 am.
Mandatory Documents: Without Original Admit Card And school id card Entry will be prohibited. The admit card must have signatures of the student, parent and school principal.
List of banned items: These things are strictly prohibited
Carrying the following items inside the examination hall is strictly prohibited:
Electronic Gadgets: Mobile phone, Bluetooth device, smart watch, calculator, earphone or health band.
Stationary: Written materials, pieces of paper, pencil boxes (only transparent pouches are allowed).
Food items: No loose food or snacks are allowed (exemptions are possible with prescription for students with diabetes or special conditions).
Other: Wallet, goggles, handbag or any metal object.
What to do and what not to do during the exam?
| What to do (Do’s) | Don’ts |
|---|---|
| Only blue or black ballpoint pen Use. | Avoid excessive use of gel pens or fountain pens. |
| Bring a transparent water bottle with you. | Do not use colored or opaque bottles. |
| Come to the center wearing your school uniform only. | Avoid wearing casual clothes. |
| Fill the roll number on the answer sheet carefully. | Do not use whitener or eraser. |
Dress code and discipline
CBSE has made it mandatory for regular students to school uniform Instructed to come. Private students have been advised to wear modest and simple clothes. Any conversation or use of unfair means inside the examination hall may result in the student being debarred from the examination and may also be banned for future.
