CBSE postpones Class 12 exams in Middle East, following Kerala's move amid conflict

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has postponed Class 12 board exams scheduled for March 9-11, 2026, at affiliated schools in the Middle East, following a similar decision by the Kerala board earlier this week. The move comes amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict, with revised dates to be announced after security review.

Building on the Kerala General Education Department's postponement of Class 10 and 12 exams at Gulf centres announced on March 2, the CBSE has now deferred its Class 12 exams for Middle East schools from March 9-11, 2026.

CBSE stated that new dates will be set after assessing the regional security situation, prioritizing student safety. The postponement is region-specific and does not affect exams elsewhere.

These decisions underscore the ripple effects of Middle East geopolitical tensions on Indian education systems serving expatriate communities.

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CBSE official addressing media about secure on-screen marking portal amid debunked social media claims.
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CBSE clarifies on-screen marking portal not compromised

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The Central Board of Secondary Education has stated that its on-screen marking portal was not compromised. The board addressed recent social media claims and provided updates on post-result services for Class 12 students.

The Central Board of Secondary Education circulated a social media toolkit to principals this week urging them to back its new on-screen marking system for Class 12 exams.

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Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has called on schools to consider delaying mock examinations to reduce tension and prevent further student unrest across the country.

The Education Assessment and Examinations Service announced that the 2018 academic year 12th grade national exam is being successfully conducted in various rounds across Ethiopia.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Thalapathy Vijay has demanded the abolition of the NEET-UG exam following a paper leak. He called for medical college admissions based on class 12 marks. The CBI has arrested five people in the case.

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