CBSE warns Class 10, 12 students against circulation of fake news during board exams
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CBSE issued an advisory cautioning students and parents against fake news and rumours ahead of board exams. The Board assured that all arrangements are in place for smooth and secure examinations.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued an advisory on February 16, warning students, parents, and schools about the circulation of fake news ahead of the upcoming Class 10 and 12 board examinations.
The exams are scheduled to commence from February 17, 2026.
The Board highlighted that in previous years, some individuals attempted to mislead students and parents by spreading misinformation on social media platforms.
This included false claims about question paper leaks and circulation of purported board papers for Classes X and XII.
CBSE emphasised that stakeholders should remain vigilant and not engage with unverified news, rumours, or fake content.
Believing or forwarding such information can create unnecessary anxiety among students and may negatively impact their preparedness during this critical stage of their academic journey.
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