Description

Add as a preferred source on Google

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has mandated that students in Classes 10 and 12 must achieve at least 75% attendance during the academic year to qualify for the 2026 board examinations. This rule applies to all students unless they fall under certain exceptional categories.

Conditions For Attendance Relaxation

CBSE allows a maximum of 25% relaxation in attendance in exceptional situations such as:

• Medical emergencies

• Participation in national/international sports events

• Other valid and serious circumstances

To avail of this relaxation, students must submit relevant and valid documentation to support their absence.

Instructions For Schools And Students

CBSE has issued clear directions to schools regarding the enforcement of this policy:

• Awareness for Students and Parents

  Schools must inform students and their parents about the 75% attendance requirement and the consequences of non-compliance. If a student takes leave for medical or personal reasons, they must submit a written leave request with proper documents at the time of taking leave. Absence without prior approval will be treated as unauthorized.

• Proper Documentation

  • For medical reasons, a leave application with authentic medical records must be submitted immediately after the absence.

  • For other valid reasons, students must inform the school in writing, stating the cause of absence.

  • Absentees without documented reasons may be labelled as non-attending or dummy candidates.

• Attendance Record Maintenance

  Schools are required to maintain daily attendance records, which must be signed by the class teacher and the school authority. Any lapse in record-keeping may lead to consequences.

• Parental Notification

  In cases where a student frequently misses school or is falling short of attendance, schools must notify parents in writing.

• Surprise CBSE Inspections

  CBSE may carry out unannounced inspections to review attendance records. Inaccurate or incomplete records may result in penalties for the school, including disaffiliation.

No Changes Allowed After Submission

Once schools submit the list of students with attendance shortages, no changes or updates will be accepted by CBSE.

The board has reiterated that consistent attendance is not only essential for exam eligibility but also crucial in nurturing disciplined and responsible students.

Welcome to Notopedia.com, your comprehensive and free online education resource that covers a vast array of competitive exams and government job opportunities in India. We understand the importance of excelling in sarkari exams, such as UPSC, IBPS, and SSC CGL, SSC CHSL which serve as gateways to esteemed government positions. Our platform offers detailed insights into exam patterns, syllabus, and previous year question papers for various exams, including NEET, JEE, CAT, CLAT, GATE and more. Whether you're preparing for banking exams like IBPS, SBI, railway recruitment or railway exams like RRB, or seeking admission to top-notch MBA and law programs, Notopedia provides you with a wealth of free study materials, mock tests, online test series and expert guidance. Stay up-to-date with the latest exam dates, results, and admit cards for exams like JEE Main, UGC NET, and CET. As you embark on your educational journey, make Notopedia your go-to destination for free mock tests, comprehensive resources, and the latest updates on sarkari results, government job vacancies, and competitive exams. Empower your learning with Notopedia and achieve your academic and career aspirations with confidence.

For more Updates and Information - Visit Notopedia's Bulletin Board

For Latest Sarkari Jobs - Visit Notopedia's Sarkari Jobs Section

For access to more than 20,000 Colleges - Visit Notopedia's College Section

For School Studies and Exams Preparation across 14 Boards - Visit Notopedia's School Section

For Comprehensive Preparation of Sarkari Job Exams - Visit Notopedia's Sarkari Exams Section

For Comprehensive Preparation of Competitive Exams - Visit Notopedia's College Entrance Exams Section