CBSE Cancels Class 10 Board Exams in Gulf Countries Due to Iran-US-Israel Conflict
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has cancelled Class 10 board examinations in Gulf countries amid escalating tensions in the Iran vs US-Israel conflict. This decision impacts over 50,000 students studying in Gulf region schools. The cancellation prioritizes student safety while maintaining global result timelines. A new evaluation scheme has been introduced that uses performance in conducted exams and internal assessments, with averages calculated for missed papers. This unprecedented move offers students a second opportunity for improvement despite the exam cancellation. The decision reflects CBSE's commitment to balancing educational continuity with student welfare during international crises.
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1) How many students were impacted by CBSE's cancellation of Class 10 board exams in Gulf countries?
Answer: (b) 50,000
The correct answer is (b) 50,000.