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    Covid-19 vaccination not mandatory for appearing in CBSE Board Exams 2022

    This article will help those students who will attend Class 10 & 12 Term 2 board exams but are unaware of the COVID-19 guidelines that must be fulfilled issued by CBSE.

    by Kriti Kohli
    Apr 25, 2022, 10:10 AM IST
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    The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has already released the date sheet for Class 12 and Class 10 board exams for students to start their preparations accordingly. After issuing date sheets for students, CBSE has also issued some guidelines, details of exam shifts, and other important updates for both the students and teachers. The board has also mentioned specific COVID-19 safety guidelines to be followed by the students during Term 2 exams. CBSE has issued these guidelines not to repeat the previous issues and overcome the problems faced during the pandemic.

    This article will help those students who will attend Class 10 Term 2 board exams but are unaware of the COVID-19 guidelines that must be fulfilled issued by CBSE.

    Table of Contents
    Guidelines given by CBSE for Term 2 Board Exams 2022
    COVID-19 safety guidelines for term 2 exams
    Vaccinate yourself
    Maintain social distancing
    Wearing mask is mandatory
    To wash your hands properly
    Hand sanitiser can also work
    Monitoring health is required
    Some precaution measures from covid-19 for students to take during examination
    Conclusion
    FAQs

    The offline mode of Term 2 exams creates a new set of worries for parents and other caregivers during the age of COVID-19. Schools have adopted various ways to help parents and students, and their staff members in these situations.

    CBSE has issued guidelines for the schools and students that they need to follow on the day of the CBSE class 10th and 12th board exams. 

    Guidelines Given By CBSE For Term 2 Board Exams 2022

    CBSE has eased its guidelines this time after consulting the current situation. The important guidelines given are as below:

    1. Instead of 12 students, 18 students are allowed to sit in the same classroom.
    2. Social distancing, mandatory masks, and temperature checks are, as usual, mandatory to carry.
    3. As Term 2 exams are in offline mode, the question papers will be handed to students after the exam.
    4. Geo-tagging of confidential material is mandatory at every stage to ensure a proper record of the same movement.
    5. The board has mandated a three-step verification process and validation at each step to ensure the smooth conduct of the examination.
    6. Centre Superintendents are responsible for handling the entire work of the examination centres.
    7. The Term 2 examinations would be two-hour examinations, which would be conducted from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
    8. The students must report to the designated exam centres by 9:30 am and be seated by 10:00.
    9. Entry to the examination centres would be closed at 10:00 am, and no student would be allowed inside under any circumstances.
    10. At 10:00 am, question papers and answer sheets will be provided to students. And 20 minutes extra will be given for reading question papers.
    11. Without a Principal authorised Admit Card or Roll Number, students will not be permitted to enter.

    COVID-19 Safety Guidelines For Term 2 Exams

    Keeping COVID in mind, a detailed set of safety guidelines has been prescribed for the students due to appear for the board exam in the coming days. This time, after looking at the situations around, the board has also relaxed the COVID-19 guidelines for the exam centres.

    With COVID-19 cases increasing by the day, the board has asked parents to sensitise students about the health hazards of the Coronavirus and how it can be prevented. They have also been advised to ensure that their ward is not sick at the examination.

    Vaccinate Yourself

    CBSE has already issued a notice stating that the Govt. of India has started a vaccination program for students aged 15 to 18 to protect them from COVID-19 causes. CBSE has requested schools to encourage parents, teachers, and staff to get the vaccination for their children.

    A vaccine increases the chances of blood cells fighting the viruses and protects the body. Students need to vaccinate themselves before Term 2 exams. It will also help them to increase their mental level as they will be free from the stress of getting affected by COVID-19 in any case.

    Maintain Social Distancing

    Social distancing or physical distancing is allowing enough space between individuals to reduce the spread of disease. It reduces the chances of getting affected by any disease spreading viruses. During the pandemic, it was strictly advised by doctors to keep at least 6-feet distance between them. And, as it is not certain that the world is completely free from COVID-19’s danger, CBSE has issued to maintain social distancing guidelines for school authorities and students during Term 2 exams. CBSE has instructed schools to encourage students not to gather and socialise in big groups upon leaving school grounds.

    Wearing Mask is Mandatory

    CBSE has issued that wearing face masks should be mandatory, especially when it’s hard to maintain social distance at school. Students must wear a mask with the best fit, protection, and comfort. Parents are advised to teach their children that they should not share their masks with others. It will only increase the chances of spreading bacteria and viruses. Remind them that they should clean their hands before and after touching their mask. The board has also recommended using a face mask or a cloth to cover students’ faces.

    To Wash Your Hands Properly

    Nowadays, the weather is changing, leading to an increase in the risks of many diseases. So, it is necessary to maintain hygiene. CBSE instructed schools to encourage routines that encourage frequent handwashing and following good hand hygiene practices, such as asking children to cover their mouths and noses with their elbows or tissues when they cough or sneeze and then washing their hands.

    CBSE has given guidelines about hand washing methods and their importance. Exam time is crucial, and a small mistake can destroy the students’ hard work. So, it is better to follow this small step and keep away from COVID-19’s danger.

    Hand Sanitiser Can Also Work

    CBSE has instructed that students carry their hand sanitiser to the examination centre. Whether students are at home or out of the home, it is necessary to understand that cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces can help reduce the risk of illness.

    When students perform their Term 2 exam, bring hand sanitiser with them. As they do not know who is sick or affected by COVID-19, it is important to sanitise themself from the other’s touch.

    Monitoring Health is Required

    Students must maintain their health. Affected of COVID-19 or its symptoms are not good at this time for any Class 10 board student. Therefore, CBSE has advised students to watch for fever, cough, shortness of breath, or other symptoms of COVID-19. And if any student feels that any of these symptoms are developing in his body, they have first to take their temperature. Then consult with the doctor.

    CBSE has reminded students to not take their temperature within 30 minutes of exercising or after taking medications that could lower their temperature, like acetaminophen.

    Some Precaution Measures From COVID-19 For Students To Take During Examination

    CBSE has issued some mandatory instructions needed to perform students as they are made for their precaution measures.

    1. Candidates need to reach 30-45 minutes before the exam and maintain social distancing while entering the exam centre and exam halls.
    2. Candidates must bring their face masks. Without face masks, they are not permitted to enter.
    3. Candidates must bring their Admit Card, which their school Principal should authorise.
    4. Candidates must have their hand sanitiser (50 mL).
    5. Candidates can bring a transparent plastic water bottle with them.

    Conclusion

    The Term 2 exams are on the head now, and students of Class 10 are in their growing youth age. It is difficult to teach them these small things as their minds learn to repulse these things at this age. Therefore, CBSE has mandated these steps for students to follow during exam time to keep them safe and healthy.

    The CBSE Board examinations will be held following all COVID-19 pandemic guidelines this year. Wearing a face mask will be a must, and social distancing will be maintained. CBSE has stated that although the measurements mentioned above and ways are instructed for students for Term 2 board exams, school authorities must also follow them.

    We hope this article will help you in getting information about the instructions and guidelines given by CBSE.

    Also See: CBSE Term 2 Exam Guidelines 2022 | CBSE Guidelines for Class 10 Term 2

    FAQs

    1. Am I eligible to attempt practical exams if I am suspected of COVID-19 positive?

    CBSE has made an important announcement for students who have contracted COVID-19. As per the CBSE circular, if a student has tested positive, they need not worry about their lab practical exams.

    Therefore, if you are suspected of COVID-19 positive, then your practical exams will be shifted to later. CBSE circular says such students should just be advised to take rest and be in isolation at home.

    2. What precautions should I use to protect from COVID-19 disease?

    You need to follow the given below steps to protect yourself from COVID-19:

    1. Your food plays a key aspect in determining your overall health and immunity. So, eat healthy and hygienic food.
    2. Good snooze time for 7-8 hours is the best way to help your body build immunity. So, take a sound sleep daily.
    3. Drink up to 8-10 glasses of water every day to stay hydrated.
    4. Remember to exercise regularly.
    5. Take immunity-boosting supplementary food items.
    6. Drink warm water throughout the day.
    7. Inhale steam with Mint leaves and Caraway seeds.

    3. What are the symptoms of COVID-19?

    The following given below are the symptoms of COVID-19:

    • Fever
    • Cough
    • Shortness of breath
    • Sore throat
    • Runny nose
    • Headache
    • Muscle aches
    • Chills
    • Loss of taste or smell
    • Nausea or vomiting
    • Diarrhoea

    If you have any of these symptoms, stay home and get tested – even if you are vaccinated.

    4. What items can I bring to the examination hall under the COVID-19 guidelines of CBSE?

    1. You can bring the following items with you to the examination hall:
    2. Candidates must bring a Principal authorised admit card.
    3. Candidates can bring a transparent pencil kit.
    4. Bringing a face mask with the candidate is mandatory.
    5. Because of hot weather and COVID-19 situations, candidates can bring a transparent water bottle with them.
    6. candidates must bring a hand sanitiser (50 mL).
    7. If any candidate has diabetes or a similar disease, they can take something to eat during examination time.

    5. Do I need to bring a mask during Term 2 exams even if I have taken vaccination for COVID-19

    Yes, it is mandatory. CBSE has written in its guidelines that students must bring a face mask with them even if they are vaccine protected.

    Even if you have taken the COVID vaccine, you have to continue to follow COVID-appropriate behaviour, i.e., mask, social distancing, and hand sanitiser to protect yourself and those around you from spreading the infection.

    6. What precaution measures should I use to protect from COVID-19 before Term 2 exams?

    You can protect yourself and others from COVID-19 by following these precautions:

    • Get vaccinated as soon as it’s your turn
    • Keep a distance of at least 1 metre from others
    • Open windows when possible
    • Wear a mask
    • Clean hands
    • Cover coughs and sneezes
    • Stay home when sick
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