CBSE to Hold Class 12 Exam on Holi: Special Exams for Students, Know Details Here

Ans: CBSE schedules exams based on a national calendar, considering various factors. While Holi is primarily on March 14, some areas may extend celebrations to March 15. The board aims to minimize disruptions, but logistical constraints exist.

Ans: The special examination is an alternative exam date for students unable to attend on March 15. It will be conducted later, alongside exams for students in national/international sports events. This ensures fairness for those affected by regional Holi celebrations. Students must opt for this special examination. It is done to accommodate students who cannot attend the scheduled exam.

Ans: Students who face difficulties attending the Hindi Core or Elective exams on March 15 due to Holi celebrations are eligible. They must demonstrate that their region's celebrations extend to that date. Students who have legitimate reasons are allowed to take the exam. Students must inform the school in order to be considered.

A: CBSE will issue further guidelines outlining the application procedure. To remain informed, students should consistently refer to the official CBSE website, cbse.gov.in, and keep in close contact with their schools. The official notice will detail the steps to follow. 

Ans: It is likely that the question paper for the special examination will be different. This ensures fairness and prevents any potential leaks. The question paper will be of the same standard.

Ans: The results of the special examination will likely be declared along with the regular Class 12 results. There should not be any significant delay. CBSE will ensure timely result declaration.