The CBSE Board on Thursday, June 25, advised the Supreme Courtroom that the pending board examinations for class 10 and 12, which have been scheduled to just take place from July 1 to 15, now stand cancelled in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The choice came as India recorded the major one-working day spike of all-around 17,000 scenarios of the Covid-19 right now. At the moment, there are 1,86,514 active and 2,71,696 recoveries.

In the meantime, the national funds, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu have conveyed the inability to carry out exams.

The CBSE also educated the leading court that the exams will be conducted when the ailment is conducive.

On the cancellation of the board examinations this calendar year, the CBSE mentioned that the scheme has been established up where by course 12 learners will be assessed on the basis of the previous 3 examinations. Even so, CBSE Board Class 12 college students will also have an possibility to opt for exams that are to be executed later.

The overall number of coronavirus situations all over the world has topped 9.4 million, though the deaths have surged to more than 482,000, in accordance to the Johns Hopkins College.