Exams for the CISCE ISC 12th start today, and there are some important guidelines to follow.
The ISC board exams 2022 have been divided into two semesters by the CISCE. The first is currently taking place, and the second will take place in March/April of next year.
From today, November 22, the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) will begin the ISC or class 12 board exams 2021-22. Candidates must carry their admit cards, which they were asked to collect from their respective schools, according to the board’s guidelines. Five minutes before the exam, candidates must be seated in the exam hall.
The ISC board exams 2022 have been divided into two semesters by the CISCE. The first is currently taking place, and the second will take place in March/April of next year. Multiple-choice questions (MCQ) are used in Semester 1, and candidates will be given question papers with answers in booklets. Only these booklets will be used to mark and write the responses.
CISCE will provide all general instructions for the question paper/answer booklet. Candidates must write their unique identification number and index number on the top of the sheet in the space provided once the exam begins. in the space provided, of the question paper – cum – answer booklet
“A candidate who arrives late at the center will be required to provide the Supervising Examiner with a satisfactory explanation and reason.” A paper will not be given to any candidate who is more than half an hour late unless there are exceptional circumstances. It is critical to arriving on time. “Candidates are not permitted to leave the Examination Room until the paper has been completed,” the CISCE stated in its official notice.
Students will be given an additional ten minutes to read the questions. All entries must be written entirely in black or blue ink. Candidates are permitted to bring simple electronic devices to the interview. Sheets for doing rough work will be included in the question paper/answer booklet, but only for subjects that require calculations, diagrams, and other visual aids. For instance, mathematics, physics, accounting, and so on. The guidelines state that no additional or separate sheets of paper will be provided for rough work.
