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CBSE Guideline Rules 2022: Updated Exam Pattern
CBSE Guidelines Rules: The Central Board of Secondary Examination conducts the board exam for Class 10 and Class 12 exams. The CBSE guidelines rules are released by the board every year. These guidelines are applicable for Classes 10 and 12. The guidelines are to be followed diligently by the students, schools and teachers. Since the board updates CBSE guidelines from time to time, students must keep a check on them.
Last year, CBSE conducted the examinations in Terms. However, as per the CBSE’s new guidelines, the examination will be conducted annually. While the first term exams were conducted in December and the term 2 examinations were conducted in April-May. Mostly as per the CBSE new rules, the final board examinations will be conducted sometime around March 2023. Read the article below to find more details!
CBSE Guidelines 2022: Exam Details
CBSE board conducts two major board examinations in our country
I. The All India Secondary School Examination for Class 10
II. The All India Senior School Certificate Examination for Class 12
CBSE New Guidelines for Class 10 and 12 Board Exam 2022: Interlinked Objectives
The interlinked objectives of the CBSE board are given below
- To develop a system of examinations and conduct examinations at the end of classes 10 and 12.
- To grant passing certificates to successful candidates of the CBSE affiliated schools.
- To prescribe and update the course of instructions for the examination.
- To grant affiliation to institutions for the purpose of examination to raise our country’s educational standards.
CBSE Guidelines and Rules: Manual for Rules and Regulations
Manual of CBSE Guidelines & Rules, Regulations are given below.
| Chapters | Chapter Content |
| Chapter 1 | Definition |
| Chapter 2 | Section I – Meeting of the board Section II – Rules for the Election |
| Chapter 3 | Officers of the Board |
| Chapter 4 | Section I – Committees of the Board Section II- Bye-Laws relating to the procedure to be observed at the meetings of the Board and its Committees Section III- Bye-Laws for purposes of asking for interpellations by the members of the Board |
| Chapter 5 | Financial Powers of the Chairman and the Secretary |
| Chapter 6 | Rules for Affiliation |
| Chapter 7 | Section I- General rules for Examination Section I- Scale of fee etc. Section III- Rates for Remuneration for Examination Work Section IV- Supplementary/ Compartmental Examinations Private Candidates Rules for improvement of Division |
| Chapter 8 | Travelling and Halting Allowances |
| Chapter 9 | Section I- Conditions of service leave etc. of the servants of the Board Section II- Provident Fund and Gratuity Section III- Rules relating to Life Assurance of the staff of the Board Section IV- House Building Advances Section V- Advances for the purchase of conveyances Section VI-Rules for Transfer Section VII- Festive Advance Section VIII- Reimbursement of Tuition Fees and grant of Children Education Allowances |
| Chapter 10 | Rules for Award of Scholarships, Medals, and Prizes |
| Chapter 11, 12 | Chapter 11-Minimum Qualification for Head and Teachers Chapter 12- Rules for the appointment of Paper setters, Moderators, and Examiners |
| Chapter 13 | Section I- Rules regarding Admission and Migration of Students Section II- Rules for correction in Date of Birth Section III- Rules for change in Name/ Surname Section Iv- Rules for making payment by the Board in cases where claimants expire Section V- Rules for the appointment of amanuensis at the Board’s Examinations |
| APPENDIX I | APPENDIX I- Form of Scholar’s Register |
| APPENDIX II | APPENDIX II- Procedure in respect of the approval of the syllabus of the middle classes |
FAQs related to the New CBSE Guidelines:
Q.1: According to the CBSE guidelines, what are the steps that have to be followed by the affiliated schools to ensure the safety of the students?
Ans: The new guidelines issued by the Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE), are supposed to be strictly followed by all the affiliated educational institutions spread across the country. The same rules apply to both private as well as public schools and need to be strictly adhered to. The safety rules for the students as issued by the CBSE guidelines include a list of a slew of measures ranging from installing effective filtering software to enhancing the effective firewalls at schools.
Q.2: Who is responsible for making the rules of the CBSE Board Examination?
Ans: Under the wings of the Union Government of India, CBSE Rules and Guidelines are formulated by the CBSE, an acronym of the Central Board of Secondary Education. CBSE is responsible for the Board of Education for both private as well as public schools in India. Based on the instructions provided by the Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE), all affiliated schools are required to follow only the NCERT curriculum.
Q.3: What are the admission criteria followed by the CBSE Board?
Ans: To get admission into the CBSE Board, the students are required to fulfil the regular course. The student failing to do so shall not be admitted to the CBSE Board. At the time of admission, the students need to prove the required certification or should prove that they have been promoted to the next class from an affiliated school. The CBSE Admissions rules can change as per the level of education and students can look up the rules on the official website at any point in time.
Q.4: Has CBSE introduced any new rules for the CBSE Class 12 Board Exams?
Ans: With the Corona Pandemic at its worst, CBSE is yet to announce the dates for CBSE Class 12 Board Examination. As soon as the examination date is released, CBSE will announce the New Rulebook for the Class 12 Board Examination. In the meantime, students can practice through the sample papers available on the Embibe platform to strengthen their preparation.
Q.5: Are foreign students eligible to get admission to the CBSE curriculum?
Ans: A student who has migrated from a foreign country will only be eligible for admission to the CBSE curriculum, if and only if their school has been affiliated with CBSE, otherwise not. Additionally, CBSE will release an eligibility certificate for the students that they can use at the time of admission.
