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A PIL was filed before the supreme court, pursuant to Article 32 of the Indian Constitution, on 5 July, which seeks the cancelation of all pending examinations under the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). Like CBSE and ICSE, who had previously postponed their pending Class X & XI panel exams after the pandemic, NOIS declared on June 30 that it would delay, rather than cancel, the Secondary and senior secondary board examination.

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The latest information that we have is that CBSE exams have been cancelled. The CBSE exams that have been scheduled for July 1st to 5th have been cancelled as per CBSE's decision. The same has been conveyed to the Supreme Court as well. Students have an option to appear in the examination only if they wish to. But if they do not wish to appear for the examination, then their performance in the last 2 examinations will be considered to grant them marks.  And CBSE informed the Supreme Court its assessment scheme. According to that, those students who have completed all their CBSE exams will be assessed based on their performance in the exams. Those who appeared for more than 3 or more subjects the average of the marks secured in the best of the 3 will be given to those subjects for which exams have not been conducted. And those students who have written just 1 or 2 subjects, the results will be declared on the  basis of their internal, practical or project assessments for the subjects they haven't written the examinations.  And if students want to appear for the exams, they can do so when they are conducted. ICSE might have a slightly changed model and Supreme Court has agreed to that. And amid all this the Centre has not taken any decision regarding NEET and JEE Mains scheduled for July.  So we still need to wait to hear from them.

The latest information that we have is that CBSE exams have been cancelled. The CBSE exams that have been scheduled for July 1st to 5th have been cancelled as per CBSE's decision. The same has been conveyed to the Supreme Court as well. Students have an option to appear in the examination only if they wish to. But if they do not wish to appear for the examination, then their performance in the last 2 examinations will be considered to grant them marks.  At this point in time, news about NEET and JEE Mains are all speculative. NTA will also have to consider many other factors before postponing NEET.  they were waiting to hear from CBSE because the process of calculating the eligibility depends on the decision of CBSE. There might be a change in the schedule of the exam. We do not have clear information as such as of now. There might be an official statement atleast tomorrow or the day after.  Please wait to hear from MHRD regarding this. You can ask either check the official news .We are expecting some information regarding JEE and NEET atleast by the 26th June. If NEET scheduled for July gets postponed, it might happen in August. September might be too late. But again this is just a speculation. And Supreme Court will give its verdict today and so we have to wait for updated information.