CBSE Class 10, 12 Exam 2026 Evaluation:The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued an advisory to teachers involved in the ongoing evaluation of Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations 2026.
The notice has cautioned examiners against sharing any information related to the marking process on social media platforms.
The board said it had come across several posts and comments online that contain misleading or factually incorrect information about the evaluation process.
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According to the board, individuals, including those directly engaged in evaluation work, have been posting opinions, experiences, and comments about the answer sheet checking process on social media.CBSEsaid such posts can create confusion among students and parents and may harm the credibility of the examination system.
The CBSE, in its advisory to teachers, said,
“The evaluation process is confidential and governed by strict protocols.
Sharing any misleading information, experiences, or opinions related to evaluation on public platforms is strictly prohibited.”
The board also warned that attempts to spread rumours or misrepresent facts about the evaluation process could be treated as a violation of professional conduct.
Teachers involved in the marking process have been advised to exercise restraint and maintain confidentiality while carrying out their duties.
The development comes amid reports of misinformation being circulated during the ongoing board examination cycle.
According to the Ministry of Education, around 20 instances of misinformation and attempts to circulate rumours were reported during the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 examination period.
The information was shared by Union Minister of State for Education Jayant Chaudhary in response to a written question in the Lok Sabha.
In a separate notice, CBSE said it has also observed individuals who are not connected with the evaluation process circulating misleading information related to board examinations online.
The board clarified that the dissemination of false or misleading information about CBSE examinations or evaluation procedures is strictly prohibited.
“Individuals are not allowed to use the name of CBSE, the CBSE logo, or images of CBSE buildings to create confusion or mislead the public.”
It added that those found indulging in such activities could face legal action under relevant provisions.
Officials also noted that concerned social media platforms were requested to remove misleading videos and posts linked to such rumours, and the content was subsequently taken down.
The board has urged students, parents and other stakeholders not to rely on unverified posts circulating on social media.
It said official updates regarding examinations and evaluation will only be issued through authorised CBSE communication channels and its official website.
Officials further said CBSE works with agencies such as the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), along with major social media platforms, to identify and curb the spread of fake news related to examinations.
A dedicated team also monitors misleading content online and coordinates with platforms to have such posts removed when necessary.
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