The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released guidelines for 10th and 12th practical exams 2023 , internal evaluations and schemes for the academic session 2022-23 . CBSE Board Mock Exams 2022-23 will start on January 1. In this regard the examination authority has released guidelines for students, schools and regional offices regarding CBSE Board Practical Examinations.
According to an official release, CBSE has instructed students and parents to ensure that their subjects of study are correctly mentioned in the list of candidates submitted by the schools. The board has guided the students to be aware of the syllabus and topics to be conducted in the practical exams. Candidates will not be given more opportunity to appear for practical tests. So students should appear for the practical exams as per the schedule.
CBSE Practical Examinations 2022-23: Guidelines for Schools
• CBSE has instructed the schools to complete the syllabus of practical exams on time.
• Schools should ensure that necessary arrangements like preparation and storage of laboratories and identification of internal examiners are done on time.
• Schools have been informed that all the students and parents have been informed about the CBSE Date Sheet of Practical Examinations for necessary action at their end.
• CBSE Board Class 12th practical exams are conducted only by external examiners appointed by the board.
• The list of candidates (LOC) appearing for the practical tests from the school should be checked through the online system.
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Guidelines for Regional Offices
The CBSE Board has instructed the regional offices to ensure that the guidelines for conducting the practical examinations are shared with the schools as soon as they are released by the CBSE headquarters. The Regional Offices have been directed to ensure that all the schools complete the practical examinations within the notified schedule and also upload the marks.
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