Next Exam Cancelled

The AIIMS-Delhi today cancelled the mock NExT exam scheduled for July 28 after the National Medical Commission deferred the National Exit Test (NExT) for final year MBBS students of the 2019 batch.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has also noted in his letter that the government should call a high-level meeting next month to start discussing the examination format for the board exam 2022.

The Goa government has cancelled Class X exams in the state in view of the COVID-19 outbreak and a decision on Class XII exams would be taken in the next two days, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said on Sunday.

n view of the recent surge in coronavirus cases in Gujarat, the state government on Thursday decided to cancel the state board exams for Class 10 students and give them mass promotion to the next grade.

CBSE has cancelled the board exams of Class 10 taking students’ well-being into account and said that the students of Class 10 will be promoted to the next classes on the basis of scores obtained by the candidate in the “different tests/exams conducted by the school during the year”.

Universities and colleges are in the process of working out the modalities for implementing the decision which will be announced in the next few weeks, the Chief Minister said.

Tamil Nadu's opposition leader MK Stalin today weighed in on the huge controversy over the Class X board exams in the state, suggesting that the government follow Telangana's example. The neighbouring state has cancelled the board exams, saying the students will be promoted to the next class on basis of internal evaluation of their earlier performa...

Delhi University had cancelled the examinations for intermediate semester and intermediate years citing safety concerns relating to COVID-19. Instead, the university decided to promote these students on the basis of marks scored in the internal assessments.

Class 10 students in Punjab will be promoted to the next grade on the basis of pre-board exams. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh tweeted the decision yesterday.

The Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday decided to cancel the annual examinations for classes VI to IX and promote all students to the next class.

Director of School Education P T Rudra Goud said in a release that the students were also granted "automatic promotion to the next higher class" without exams.

The government has already canceled the exams up to class 8th, and decided to promote students to the next class without exam. The coastal state has not recorded any confirmed coronavirus case yet.

Maharashtra government has cancelled all examinations for classes 1 to 8 amid Coronavirus outbreak.

The B.Ed. exams held on January 7 and January 8 in Jammu have been cancelled and will be held again on February 14 and February 15, said an IGNOU official.

The students of Tamil Nadu who have passed NEET, the all-India medical entrance test, plan to take on the government's move to scrap this year's exams and introduce it from next year. And senior advocate Nalini Chidambaram -- the wife of former Union Minister P Chidambaram - who is representing them, said the state and the Centre had entered a dea...

The AIIMS-Delhi today cancelled the mock NExT exam scheduled for July 28 after the National Medical Commission deferred the National Exit Test (NExT) for final year MBBS students of the 2019 batch.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has also noted in his letter that the government should call a high-level meeting next month to start discussing the examination format for the board exam 2022.

The Goa government has cancelled Class X exams in the state in view of the COVID-19 outbreak and a decision on Class XII exams would be taken in the next two days, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said on Sunday.

n view of the recent surge in coronavirus cases in Gujarat, the state government on Thursday decided to cancel the state board exams for Class 10 students and give them mass promotion to the next grade.

CBSE has cancelled the board exams of Class 10 taking students’ well-being into account and said that the students of Class 10 will be promoted to the next classes on the basis of scores obtained by the candidate in the “different tests/exams conducted by the school during the year”.

Universities and colleges are in the process of working out the modalities for implementing the decision which will be announced in the next few weeks, the Chief Minister said.

Tamil Nadu's opposition leader MK Stalin today weighed in on the huge controversy over the Class X board exams in the state, suggesting that the government follow Telangana's example. The neighbouring state has cancelled the board exams, saying the students will be promoted to the next class on basis of internal evaluation of their earlier performa...

Delhi University had cancelled the examinations for intermediate semester and intermediate years citing safety concerns relating to COVID-19. Instead, the university decided to promote these students on the basis of marks scored in the internal assessments.

Class 10 students in Punjab will be promoted to the next grade on the basis of pre-board exams. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh tweeted the decision yesterday.

The Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday decided to cancel the annual examinations for classes VI to IX and promote all students to the next class.

Director of School Education P T Rudra Goud said in a release that the students were also granted "automatic promotion to the next higher class" without exams.

The government has already canceled the exams up to class 8th, and decided to promote students to the next class without exam. The coastal state has not recorded any confirmed coronavirus case yet.

Maharashtra government has cancelled all examinations for classes 1 to 8 amid Coronavirus outbreak.

The B.Ed. exams held on January 7 and January 8 in Jammu have been cancelled and will be held again on February 14 and February 15, said an IGNOU official.

The students of Tamil Nadu who have passed NEET, the all-India medical entrance test, plan to take on the government's move to scrap this year's exams and introduce it from next year. And senior advocate Nalini Chidambaram -- the wife of former Union Minister P Chidambaram - who is representing them, said the state and the Centre had entered a dea...