<p>The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has switched over to the online mode for pre and post examination management system for Classes X to XII.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Ahead of the upcoming board examinations, it has launched a new web portal e-CBSE where schools can generate roll numbers of students for main examination and make corrections in the candidates’ particulars, upload students photos using the existing user IDs and passwords.<br /><br />Schools can also upload internal subject assessment grades of Class XII students online with 3 internal subjects each.<br /><br />“Change of subject, however, is not allowed at this stage,” a CBSE official told Deccan Herald. Schools will receive examination related material, including admit cards, pertaining to about 25 lakh Class X and class XII students through the e-CBSE portal from this year.<br /><br />“Apart from this being a time saver, it is also an environment friendly move. Uploading of data will reduce the use of paper,” the official said.<br /><br />About 17,000 schools affiliated to the CBSE have already joined the new system and remaining schools are in the process of becoming a part of it. A total of 17,165 schools are affiliated with the board, both in India and abroad.</p>
<p>The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has switched over to the online mode for pre and post examination management system for Classes X to XII.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Ahead of the upcoming board examinations, it has launched a new web portal e-CBSE where schools can generate roll numbers of students for main examination and make corrections in the candidates’ particulars, upload students photos using the existing user IDs and passwords.<br /><br />Schools can also upload internal subject assessment grades of Class XII students online with 3 internal subjects each.<br /><br />“Change of subject, however, is not allowed at this stage,” a CBSE official told Deccan Herald. Schools will receive examination related material, including admit cards, pertaining to about 25 lakh Class X and class XII students through the e-CBSE portal from this year.<br /><br />“Apart from this being a time saver, it is also an environment friendly move. Uploading of data will reduce the use of paper,” the official said.<br /><br />About 17,000 schools affiliated to the CBSE have already joined the new system and remaining schools are in the process of becoming a part of it. A total of 17,165 schools are affiliated with the board, both in India and abroad.</p>
