CBSE Board Exam 2019: CBSE bans tight clothes in examination halls, lays down dress code for students

DEHRADUN: The regional administrative center of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has banned personal students from wearing tight garments to the exam centre and made white shirts obligatory to sit in exam halls. The common candidates in the meantime had been asked to wear simplest faculty attire.

According to a round through the CBSE regional administrative center in Dehradun, which governs CBSE colleges in the western UP and Uttarakhand regions, students can simplest take transparent pouches into the exam centre (which might allow detection if any dishonest material is being slipped in). Speaking to TOI, CBSE regional officer Ranveer Singh said that some of these steps had been taken to cut back possibilities of dishonest in the exam halls. "We have issued all these advisories to ensure that no cheating material is brought inside the examination hall," said Singh.

The newest round also made signatures of oldsters at the admit cards of students obligatory. "Students have been asked to bring their school ID with them. They will not be allowed to enter the schools without admit cards," Singh said.

Also, the scholars showing for checks must report on the centre ahead of 10 am, half an hour previous than last 12 months. "We have directed that no candidate be allowed into the exam hall after the stipulated time. The doors of the examination room will remain shut 10 minutes before the completion of the exam and no candidate will be allowed to exit or enter the exam hall in that period." Specially-abled students, too, had been asked to hold scientific certificate with them.

The CBSE board checks for class XII will likely be held from February 15 to April three whilst elegance X checks will likely be held from February 21 to March 29.