As #Cancelboardexam Trends, Students Register Meme-Inspired Protest To Cancel 12th Exams

#cancelboardexam: Lakhs of students and their parents have demanded the cancellation of the CBSE Class 12 board exam 2021 amid rising COVID-19 cases in the country. Take a look at what CBSE students are saying

CBSE Board Exam: As the nation witnesses a constant rise in COVID-19 cases across the country, lakhs of students and their parents demand the cancellation of the CBSE Class 12 board exam 2021. Marks should be awarded on the basis of internal assessment, say students on Twitter using #cancelboardexam. #CBSE CBSE NOT CANCELLING PAPER12TH STUDENTS BE LIKE 🥴 pic.twitter.com/DslMxL2bmu #CBSE exam might get cancelStudents right now- pic.twitter.com/ykXJyP0Fet Class 12th students after watching this trend on twitter once again...#CBSE pic.twitter.com/dtd2GLKi6K #CBSE12th class students still waiting for cancle exam pic.twitter.com/T2P01h8myT 🚨 FOLLOW @STUDENTSDUNION 🚨#CBSE has made a Frame Work for Internal assessment of Class 10th students after Exam cancellation.Same internal assessment can be applied for class 12 students also.Postponement is not the solution#CancelExamsSaveStudents#saveboardstudents pic.twitter.com/ZVnW57Ezom #CBSEGovt officials after seeing #CBSE trends again pic.twitter.com/hdPAQtuE8h My situation right now #CBSE pic.twitter.com/Q6XZ9HxU9U #CBSE students looking at future be like: pic.twitter.com/Kjrg7CUaGJ #CBSE #DONTIGNORE12THSTUDENTS*Me and my friends waiting for 1st june be like: pic.twitter.com/rCAsfdt4Yl Students to #CBSE board pic.twitter.com/Rhb0FHZ4Ys #CBSE might cancel board exams #cbseboardexams2021Le backbenchers ; pic.twitter.com/uDS5TTphU6 It's high time for #CBSE to cancel the board 12th exams.Higher authorities should consider us as human with emotions not with robots with AI.2nd wave has already snatched many closedones of students.Please make us stress free.We are not in correct frame of mind of giving exams.🙏 #CBSE just so you know I have forgot everything that I learnt..... so I am not in the mood for thisCancel .....maybe notCancel.....maybe not thingyCome on give us a final decision pic.twitter.com/I2R3B0n7VT #CBSE students waiting for decision be like: pic.twitter.com/V8sl3sB5SH With 3.43 lakh people testing positive for coronavirus in a day, India's COVID-19 tally of cases climbed to 2,40,46,809, while the death toll rose to 2,62,317 with 4,000 fresh fatalities, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Friday. Highlighting the risk involved in offline examinations, advocate Mamta Sharma had filed a plea in the Supreme Court on May 14 seeking cancellation of Class 12 board exams conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). The petition seeks an “objective methodology” instead of exams to declare the results of Class 12 students. It said the delay in Class 12 exams will also affect the university admission process.