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CBSE is prepared to implement significant modifications. Their objective is to unify the internal evaluation process. Additionally, they plan to enhance the supervision of examinations. This will aid in rectifying any issues related to grading in classrooms. The ultimate aim is to bring more uniformity to internal assessments in school education.
The British Council is collaborating with the CBSE to develop a fresh framework for science courses from grades 6 to 12. The objective of this new scheme is to address existing issues such as inconsistencies and inflated grades that don't accurately represent actual performance. This initiative aligns with the CBSE's ambition to enhance all forms of evaluations, adhering to the NCFSE standards. Additionally, the CBSE intends to implement Holistic Progress Cards, which will assess a student's overall development.
Central Board of Secondary Education officials will hold workshops for school leaders and coordinators to help them understand and apply the new framework. CBSE officials will hold workshops for school leaders and coordinators. The goal is to help them understand and use the new framework.
These seminars will ensure that assessment standards are met. They will also address problems like unequal educational outcomes and confusion among students. This will make the schools' assessment processes more effective. This will improve the overall effectiveness of the schools' assessment processes.
The CBSE board is thinking about putting CCTV in classrooms during board exams. This is to reduce disruptions and create a fair testing environment. In a meeting in June, they discussed a plan that includes some financial support from CBSE to help pay for the CCTV installation.
The plan is to create a central data bank at the CBSE headquarters. Exam centers will send CCTV footage through a web link for each exam day. This initiative aims to improve real-time monitoring. It will also provide feedback to help improve exam administration.
New measures will start with the 2025 exams. A committee will assess what is needed for infrastructure, implementation, IT systems, and data management. The plan includes a pilot project where 30% of exam centers in a region will have CCTV cameras. Depending on the results of this pilot, the program could be expanded to all exam centers.
The CBSE is improving internal assessments and board exams. This will make them more reliable and fair. These changes aim to create a fairer education system for all students.
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