The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a critical notice for schools regarding the upload of internal assessment, practical, and project grades for Class 12 students appearing in the 2025 board exams. Schools have been directed to complete the uploading process by February 14, 2025, through the official CBSE portal.
Details from the Official Notice
The CBSE notice highlights the following key points:
- The portal for uploading internal grades is active from January 15, 2025, and will remain open until February 14, 2025.
- Schools are required to cross-verify the data before uploading to ensure accuracy.
- The marks or grades uploaded will be final, and no corrections will be entertained once submitted.
- It is the responsibility of the school to ensure correctness while awarding and uploading grades.
The notice reads:
The Board Examinations 2024-25 related activities are in full swing with most schools conducting the practical/project/internal assessment and uploading marks. The portal for uploading of internal grades will remain active from January 15 to February 14, 2025. Schools are requested to cross-verify data prior to uploading and ensure accuracy
Ongoing Practical Exams
Practical exams for Classes 10 and 12 are currently underway. Schools have been instructed to adhere to CBSE’s detailed guidelines for conducting and recording practical assessments.
Theory Exam Schedule
CBSE has scheduled the Class 10 and 12 theory exams from February 15 to March 18, 2025. The board emphasizes strict adherence to deadlines to ensure a smooth examination process.
Instructions for Students
Students are advised to regularly visit the official CBSE website for updates related to the board exams and other essential notices.
Conclusion
With the 2025 board exam season in progress, CBSE’s directive to upload internal grades is a crucial step in streamlining the evaluation process. Schools must act promptly to meet the February 14 deadline while ensuring accuracy to avoid discrepancies. These measures aim to uphold transparency and maintain the integrity of the examination system.
