Term-I examination of Class-X will start from 17.11.2021 and Class-XII examinations will start from 16.11.2021

CBSE/CE/EXAM-2021/

Dated: 06.11.2021

Notification

Vide circular no. CBSE/DIR (ACAD)/51/2021 dated July 05, 2021, Board has communicated that in 2021-2022 session, two examinations for Classes X and XII will be conducted as per following details:-

1. Term-I examination which will be conducted in the month of November December, 2021. This will be an objective type examination and the duration of this examination would be 90 minutes.

2. Term-II examination will be conducted in the month of March-April, 2022 . This will be a subjective/objective type examination as per the condition of the COVID-19 in the country.

Accordingly , Term-I examination of Class-X will start from 17.11.2021 and Class-XII examinations will start from 16.11.2021

Conduct of Term-I Examinations

CBSE is offering 114 subjects in Class XII and 75 subjects in Class X. Meaning thereby, CBSE has to conduct the examination of a total 189 subjects. If the examination of all subjects is conducted, the entire duration of the examination would be about 45-50 days. Therefore , to avoid learning loss of students, CBSE would conduct the examinations of the following subjects by fixing date sheet across all affiliated schools in India and abroad:-

Class-X

(Subjects offered by all schools)

SUB CODE	SUBJECT NAME	SUB CODE	SUBJECT NAME
002	Hindi Course – A	087	Social Science
041	Mathematics Standard	165	Computer Applications
064	Home Science	184	English Lang. & Lit.
085	Hindi Course – B	241	Mathematics Basic
086	Science

Class-XII

(Subjects offered by all schools)

SUB CODE	SUBJECT NAME	SUB CODE	SUBJECT NAME
002	Hindi Elective	044	Biology
027	History	048	Physical Education
028	Political Science	054	Business Studies
029	Geography	055	Accountancy
030	Economics	064	Home Science
037	Psychology	065	Informatics Prac. (New)
039	Socioloav	083	Computer Science (New)
041	Mathematics r	301	English Core
042	Physics	302	Hindi Core
043	Chemistry

Examination of following subjects will be conducted by the CBSE by making groups in such a manner that exams are conducted in minimum time:-

CLASS-X

(Subjects offered by fewer schools)

SUB CODE	SU BJ ECT N A M E	SUB CODE	SU BJ ECT N A M E
003	Urdu Course-A	094	Japanese
004	Punjabi	095	Bhutia
005	Bengali	096	Spanish
006	Tamil	097	Kashmiri
007	Telugu	098	Mizo
008	Sindhi	099	Bahasa Melayu
009	Marathi	122	Sanskrit
010	Gujarati	131	Rai
01 1	Manipuri	1 32	Gurung
012	Malayalam	133	Tamang
013	Odia	1 34	Sherpa
014	Assamese	1 36	Thai
015	Kannada	154	Elem. Of Business
016	Arabic	254	Elements Of Book Keeping & Accountancy
017	Tibetan	303	Urdu Course-B
018	French	401	Retail
020	German	402	Information Technology
021	Russian	403	Security
023	Persian	404	Automotive
024	Nepali	405	Introduction To Financial Markets
025	Limboo	406	Introduction To Tourism
026	Lepcha	407	Beauty & Wellness
031	Car. Music (Vocal)	408	Agriculture
032	Car. Music Mel. Ins.	409	Food Production
033	Car. Music Per.	410	Front Office Operations
034	Hind. Music (Vocal)	41 1	Banking & Insurance
035	Hind. Music Mel. Ins.	412	Marketing & Sales
036	Hind. Music Per. Ins.	41 3	Health Care
049	Painting	414	Apparel
076	National Cadet Corps (NCC)	415	Multimedia
089	Telugu-Telangana	416	Multi Skill Foundation Course
092	Bodo	417	Artificial Intelligence
093	Tangkhul	418	Physical Activity Trainer

CLASS-XII

(Subjects offered by fewer schools)

SUB CODE	SUBJ ECT N A M E	SUB CODE	SU BJ ECT N A M E
001	English Elective	193	Tangkhul
003	Urdu Elective	194	Japanese
022	Sanskrit Elective	195	Bhutia
031	Car. Music Vocal	196	Spanish
032	Car. Music Mel Ins	197	Kashmiri
033	Car.Pere. Ins. Mridangam	198	Mizo
034	Hind Music.Vocal	241	Applied Mathematics
035	Hind. Music Mel Ins.	303	Urdu Core
036	Hind.Per Ins.	322	Sanskrit Core
045	Biotechnology	801	Retail
046	Engg. Graphics	802	Information Technology
049	Painting	803	Web Application
050	Graphics	804	Automotive
051	Sculpture	805	Fin. Markets Management
052	App/Commercial Art	806	Tourism
056	Kathak – Dance	807	Beauty & Wellness
057	Bharatnatyam – Dance	808	Agriculture
058	Kuchipudi – Dance	809	Food Production
059	Odissi – Dance	810	Front Office Operations
060	Manipuri – Dance	811	Banking
061	Kathakali – Dance	81 2	Marketinq
066	Entrepreneurship	81 3	Health Care
073	Knowledge Tradition & Practices of India	814	Insurance
074	Legal Studies	816	Horticulture
076	National Cadet Corps (NCC)	817	Typography & Computer Application
104	Punjabi	818	Geospatial Technology
105	Bengali	819	Electrical Technology
106	Tamil	820	Electronic Technology
107	Telugu	821	Multimedia
108	Sindhi	822	Taxation
109	Marathi	823	Cost Accounting
1 10	Gujarati	824	Office Procedures & Pract.
1 1 1	Manipuri	825	Shorthand (English)
1 12	Malayalam	826	Shorthand (Hindi)
113	Odia	827	Air-Conditioning & Refrig.
1 14	Assamese	828	Medical Diagnostics
1 15	Kannada	829	Textile Design
116	Arabic	830	Design
1 17	Tibetan ,	831	Salesmanship
1 18	French	833	Business Administration
120	German	834	Food Nutrition & Dietetics

121	Russian	835	Mass Media Studies
123	Persian	836	Library & Information Science
124	Nepali	837	Fashion Studies
125	Limboo	841	Yoga
126	Lepcha	842	Early Childhood Care & Edu.
189	TeluQu TelanQana	843	Artificial Intelligence
192	Bodo

Duration of Examinations

a. Examinations shall be of 90 minutes duration. Wherever , some changes exist, the same is as per curriculum and as mentioned in the Admit Card.
b. Examination will start from 11.30 AM instead of 10.30 AM keeping in view the winter session.
c. Reading time before start of the examination will be 20 minutes instead of 15 minutes for all categories of candidates

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Policy for PWD Candidates

a. All facilities and exemptions as provided earlier will continue in this examination also.
b. As far as additional time is concerned , 20 min additional time is required on each 1 Hr paper, hence, for 90 Min paper, 30 min additional time will be allowed.
c. All schools will keep ready a group of scribe amongst the students of the schools to provide to a candidate if requested for scribe.
d. Students acting as the scribe will be provided a certificate recognizing their services by CBSE.

Practical/Internal Assessment/Project

Practical/ Internal Assessment/Project work be completed as per the circular no. CBSE/DIR (ACAD)/51/2021 dated July 05, 2021 issued by the CBSE in such a manner that all marks are uploaded on the link provided by CBSE latest by 23.12 .2021.

Schools can hold Practical/ Internal Assessment/Project work latest by

23.12 .2021 and marks can only be uploaded on the same day Practical/ Internal Assessment/Project work is held.

In case, marks are not uploaded by the schools upto 23 .12.02021, CBSE will take further action as given under:-

(i) Result may be declared without taking into consideration Term-I Practical/IA/Project Marks.
(ii) Result may be declared based on the performance of Term-II only.
(iii) A fine as deemed fit by the Competent Authority of the CBSE and upto Rs. 50,000/- may be imposed for considering the marks submitted by the schools after last date.
(iv) Action to withdraw affiliation may be initiated.

(v) No external examiner will be appointed in Term-1 examination by the CBSE. Schools have to complete the practical assessment with concerned school teacher(s).
(vi) Schools will use their own Answer books and preserve them safely.

Fixation of Examination Center .

As on date, there are about 26000 schools affiliated to the Board in India and 26 countries in Abroad. Looking into the present conditions , CBSE will make efforts to f ix examination centres in such a manner that neither students nor schools are having any problem. However, while doing so, safety and security of the examinations will be given highest priority.

Capacity Building Programmes Will Be Conducted

a) Webinar for preparations of conduct of examinations

b) Webinar on Evaluation

c) Schedule for Training Programmes will be informed subsequently .

d) CBSE will also release videos for capacity building.

Appointment of Observers

1. As examination would be conducted almost in all the schools , hence, to maintain the sanctity and safety of the examinations , there is a need to appoint an observer at each and every examination center. Scale for appointing Observer will be as follows :

No of Students	No of Observers
Upto 500	01
More than 500	02

2. City Coordinator (CC) will be responsibility of appointing observer at all examinations centres. City Coordinator will ensure availability of observer each day of examination as per decided scale.

3. .It would be the responsibility of the Center Superintendent and City Coordinator to ensure that the observer remains present during all examination days.

Requirement and Supply of OMRs

1. CBSE will supply customized OMRs online to the examination centres having details of the students permitted to appear in the examinations .

2. . For printing of OMR, A-4 size photocopy paper of good quality would be required.

3. For all the subjects , OMRs will be supplied by the CBSE.

4. . Schools will be allowed to download the OMR’s for both classes X/Xll as per schedule provided to them shortly.

5. A copy of OMR will be provided shortly to the schools for practice purpose.

Evaluation of the OMRs

Evaluation will be done as per the instructions provided by the CBSE. In this regards, information will be given separately to the concerned.

Rough Work

Separate sheet will be provided at the examination centre for rough work to the students.

Guidelines to Prevent Covid

Schools, Parents and students will strictly follow Covid guidelines as mentioned in the Guidelines to be provided by CBSE to the CS.

Permitted Items

Students will be allowed to earl”}’ only permitted items in the examination centre. All the students will satisfy themselves before entering into the examination centre that they are not carrying any article which could be used and helpful in improving the performance of the candidates in the examination or a threat for the safety and security of the examination .

In case, it is observed that above instructions are not followed by the students and they are caught, CBSE will not refrain from taking severe actions against the student including cancellation of the examination.

Declaration of Result

Result will be declared according to the information given in circular no. CBSE/DIR (ACAD)/51/2021 dated July 05, 2021 issued by CBSE.

Supply of Guidelines

Roll numbers will be uploaded on 09.11.2021. CBSE will also supply detailed guidelines for all functionaries by 09 .11.2021.

Check the authenticity of this circular on the CBSE website.

(Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj)

Controller of Examinations

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