Stressing that no one can "play with the lives and future of children", the Delhi high court on Tuesday prohibited CBSE from scrapping its "moderation policy" to evaluate Class 10 and 12 board students this year. CBSE exam results are expected in the next few days. A bench of acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Pratibha M Singh made it clear to the board that "rules can't be changed after the game has begun" and directed it to continue with the grace marks or moderation "policy that was in vogue when the students submitted the examination forms".
Stressing that no one can "play with the lives and future of children", the Delhi high court on Tuesday prohibited CBSE from scrapping its "moderation policy" to evaluate Class 10 and 12 board students this year. CBSE exam results are expected in the next few days. A bench of acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Pratibha M Singh made it clear to the board that "rules can't be changed after the game has begun" and directed it to continue with the grace marks or moderation "policy that was in vogue when the students submitted the examination forms".
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