The CBSE's governing body meeting on Tuesday saw heated exchange. The issue that drew the attention was the year from which Class X Board exams should be made compulsory again. While representatives of the Delhi government's education department wanted students to have more time to get used to the change, and suggested that the decision should not be implemented before 2019, CBSE officers insisted on 2018. After a heated debate, CBSE prevailed over Delhi government officials.
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Heated exchanges between CBSE and Delhi govt. officials
By IndianMandarins - 2016-12-24 12:11:57
The CBSE's governing body meeting on Tuesday saw heated exchange. The issue that drew the attention was the year from which Class X Board exams should be made compulsory again. While representatives of the Delhi government's education department wanted students to have more time to get used to the change, and suggested that the decision should not be implemented before 2019, CBSE officers insisted on 2018. After a heated debate, CBSE prevailed over Delhi government officials.
