CISCE to Conduct Compartment Exams 2020 on October 6; Check Details Here


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Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is going to conduct the Compartment Exams 2020 for the ICSE (Class 12) and ISC (Class 10) from October 6, 2020. 

Candidates who aren't satisfied with their previously conducted ICSE Board Exams 2020 and ICE Board Exams 2020 marks on the first attempt can now take up the ICSE and ISC Compartment Exams 2020. 

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The council of the Indian school certificate examination (CISCE) has decided to conduct the said exams amid the exceptional situation of the pandemic. Aspirants are advised to follow the protocols and instructions while appearing for the Compartment Exams 2020. 

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CISCE Exam Centers Rules and Regulations

Candidates are required to follow the below-mentioned rules and regulations on the exam day.  Aspirants must mandatorily wear masks and carry sanitizers. Borrowing/Sharing of stationery items is completely restricted. 

  • Social distancing protocols should be followed throughout the examination process. 
  • Aspirants must reach the exam centers before allotted time to ensure a smooth verification process. 
  • The question paper will be given 15 minutes prior to the commencement of the exams. 
  • Candidates must follow the rules and regulations inside the exam hall. They must carry their ICSE admit card 2020 and ICE admit card 2020 without fail. 
  • In case of failure, they won't be allowed inside the examination hall. 
  • The results for the ICSE and ISC Compartment Exams 2020 will be released on October 17, 2020 on the official website of CISCE
  • If an aspirant gets desired marks in these compartment exams, then they can avail of their revised marks statement. 
  • However, the previous marks statement /sheet must be returned in order to get the revised marks statement. 

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