Students of grades 9 and 11 are to be promoted to the next grades on the basis of all the school-based assessments including project work, periodic tests, term exams, etc. conducted so far. For any child who is unable to clear this internal process, (in any number of subjects), the school may utilise this period for providing remedial interventions, and school may give the opportunity of appearing in school-based test/s, online or offline. The promotion of such children maybe decided on the basis of such tests.

Students of grades 9 and 11 are to be promoted to the next grades on the basis of all the school-based assessments including project work, periodic tests, term exams, etc. conducted so far. For any child who is unable to clear this internal process, (in any number of subjects), the school may utilise this period for providing remedial interventions, and school may give the opportunity of appearing in school-based test/s, online or offline. The promotion of such children maybe decided on the basis of such tests.

As per the information available, schools have been closed for a long period in Middle East Countries and in Kuwait till 3rd August, 2020. Similarly, schools in Iran, Japan, Nigeria, etc are also closed. Conducting exams is not a one-day process. It requires time to deliver papers, transport for evaluation, process results, etc. In such circumstances, if exams are conducted after 3rd August, then future of college admissions of all the students will be at stake.
Therefore, the CBSE will prepare results of all students in CBSE schools located outside India, for all the subjects that the students had registered for based on certain objective criteria. CBSE will also issue passing documents as per practice for future use.

Please see answer to FAQ number 2 above. In addition, the system of marking/assessment for the purpose of declaring results will be worked out by the Board shortly and informed to these schools so that the interest of students is protected.

With regard to rescheduling board examinations for classes 10 and 12, it is informed that at this stage it is difficult for the Board to decide and announce the new schedule for examinations.
However, it is informed that any decision that the board will take with regard to the conduct of examinations will be taken by undertaking extensive consultation with higher education authorities and by keeping all aspects related to entrance exams, admissions dates, etc. in mind.
In this context, it is further informed that the Board will give notice of about 10 days to all stakeholders before starting the Board examinations.

For class X, CBSE will conduct the examinations of only those subjects whose examinations were postponed by the board because of law and order situation in N-E Delhi District.
These subjects are:
 i. Hindi Course A,
 ii. Hindi Course B,
 iii. English Comm,
 iv. English Lang & Lit,
 v. Science,
 vi. Social Science

Examination of following main subjects would be conducted by CBSE for whole of India for class 12:
 i. Business Studies,
 ii. Geography,
 iii. Hindi (Elective),
 iv. Hindi (Core),
 v. Home Science,
 vi. Sociology,
 vii. Computer Science (Old),
 viii. Computer Science(New),
 ix. Information Practice (Old)
 x. Information Practice(new),
 xi. Information Technology,
 xii. Bio-Technology