IB board exams 2021 for class 12 cancelled

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Board has decided to cancel their class 12 or diploma programme exam.

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Board has decided to cancel their class 12 or diploma programme exam and take the non-exam route in India. It has also cancelled the alternative tasks for the Middle Years Programme and the career-related programme owing to the steep rise in the Covid-19 cases in India, it said in an official announcement. As informed earlier, the IB Board has released an official announcement to all schools in India that they will follow the Non-exam route in India for the Diploma Programme (Grade 12), Career-related programme and the alternative tasks for the Middle Years Programme. #Exams #ibo https://t.co/BFuwSPQbul pic.twitter.com/zy49Taeucd “The IB has informed schools of our decision not to hold examinations in India due to the rising cases of Covid-19 and following ongoing conversations with our schools, associations and education boards,” said an IB spokesperson. “We intend that the results of students in India should be awarded using coursework marks and predicted grades for the May 2021 session, as described in the awarding model outlined in February. For more details on the May 2021 session, students, parents and teachers are encouraged to talk to their school’s IB coordinator,” he added.