The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the postponement of Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations scheduled in select Middle East countries due to escalating regional conflict and security concerns. The decision comes as a precautionary step to ensure the safety and well-being of students, school staff, and examination personnel.
According to an official notification, the affected examination centres are located in countries experiencing heightened tensions and airspace restrictions. CBSE stated that it is closely monitoring the situation in coordination with Indian embassies, local authorities, and affiliated schools to determine suitable revised dates for the postponed papers.
Thousands of Indian students enrolled in CBSE-affiliated schools across the Middle East are impacted by the development. The board has assured candidates and parents that fresh schedules will be communicated well in advance and that students will not face any academic disadvantage due to circumstances beyond their control.
Schools have been advised to remain in contact with students and guardians through official communication channels and provide timely updates. Meanwhile, examinations in other regions will continue as per the existing timetable.
The move underscores the board’s commitment to prioritising student safety while maintaining academic integrity. Further updates regarding rescheduling and related guidelines are expected once conditions stabilise and normalcy begins to return in the affected areas news as reported.
