The CBSE Board Exams are expected to be held sometime within the next two weeks and the Exam Sangam – http://parikshasangam.cbse.gov.in/ – will play an important role. All requests for photocopies of answer sheets or revaluation etc. will also be made through this site.
The portal will be made operational immediately as the registrations for class 9 and 10 are about to begin this week. Apart from this, the board exam results can also be seen through the link of this website.
School results can be downloaded here. For any other query regarding the result students can contact the schools. Apart from this, students can also check the result on the link mentioned on the CBSE main page.
Pariksha Sangam will be literally a ‘Sangam’ (Sangam) for all examination related activities on a single portal.
While almost all the CBSE procedures are online, they are happening through various portals. Some transactions were only between schools and the regional office, and schools would complain about not getting a response from there.
Now all the activities will be integrated into the Pariksha Sangam portal, thus ensuring a ‘single window’ format for all.
A CBSE principal from Nagpur, on condition of anonymity, said, “The schools were informed about this initiative and we were eagerly waiting. What we have been told is that the IT director of CBSE Space jewelers were working on this initiative for a long time and finally it has been launched. This site will be a big boon for the school staff, because earlier we were opening different portals for different things and Were contacting regional office staff to reimburse my exam fee. But thanks to Johri’s initiative, it’s all gone. Everything will be online and we can track it too.”
While CBSE recently made the inspection fee reimbursement process online, it will also be integrated into the examination body.
A teacher from the same Nagpur CBSE school said, “Now if we want to make some changes in the student details, that application can be tracked online. Even the HQ can see what types of applications are there.” Requests have come in, what stage are they in disposal at present.”