The Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE, has asked all affiliated schools to send their observations for the ongoing Class 10 and 12 board examinations that began on February 15, 2025. And for this, the board has put forth three requests.
In an official notice, the board said, “Every year, schools are requested to send their observations and issues (if any) with respect to the question paper administered to the CBSE in OECMS.”
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The board pointed in the notice that it has observed the following situations:
- Schools usually send observations to various emails IDs not meant for the purpose.
- Observations are sent after several days of the conduct of the examination in that subject.
- Observations sent are vague and not clear. For example- The question is not correct. But what is not correct in the question is not mentioned.
As such, for a streamlined process, the board has requested the following measures:
- Observations should be uploaded on OECMS portal.
- Observations should be sent on the same day of the conduct of examination.
- For any query, schools may send mail to qpobservation@cbseshiksha.in
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{{/usCountry}}The board further stated that in case the observations received are not clear, not received on time, not in compliance with the instructions issued by the CBSE, or vague, the board will not be taking any action.
It may be mentioned here that the board is conducting Class 10 and 12 final exams for around 44 lakh students from 8,000 schools in India and abroad this year. The exams will continue till April 4.
Earlier, on Monday, the CBSE rejected claims about 2025 board exam paper leaks as “baseless and are intended to create unnecessary panic among students and parents.”
The board said it is actively monitoring and taking action against those who are spreading false information.
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Furthermore, it also asked parents to advise their children not to engage with or believe in unverified information, as it disrupts the examination process.
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