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Prime VIP
Chandigarh, July 5
To do away with the hassles of filling registration forms in classes IX and XI for the board examinations, the CBSE has decided to implement online registration system in all affiliated schools across the country.
The system was launched last year on trial basis in Delhi. Encouraged by its response, the board has decided to extend it to all schools and has sent circulars to the regional offices to prepare a software according to the guidelines.
Every school will be allotted a user name and a password. After online registration it will be mandatory for school principals to send the signed printout of the list of candidates to the regional offices.“Lakhs of students are registered in each region. The old system meant tedious filling up of forms and maintenance of student information. We would be flooded with complaints of misspelt names, wrong date of births etc. After launching the system in Delhi for class IX, we found that things changed for better and, thus, decided to take it up for all schools,” said a CBSE official from Delhi.
According to a CBSE official at Panchkula, the system will make the registration less cumbersome and prove to be a milestone in the current education system.
“By going online for the list of candidates appearing in board examinations, we will ensure accuracy and timely receipt of student information. The system has proved to be quite successful for in Delhi and now it is being taken up all over the country and also been extended to class XI,” he said.
To do away with the hassles of filling registration forms in classes IX and XI for the board examinations, the CBSE has decided to implement online registration system in all affiliated schools across the country.
The system was launched last year on trial basis in Delhi. Encouraged by its response, the board has decided to extend it to all schools and has sent circulars to the regional offices to prepare a software according to the guidelines.
Every school will be allotted a user name and a password. After online registration it will be mandatory for school principals to send the signed printout of the list of candidates to the regional offices.“Lakhs of students are registered in each region. The old system meant tedious filling up of forms and maintenance of student information. We would be flooded with complaints of misspelt names, wrong date of births etc. After launching the system in Delhi for class IX, we found that things changed for better and, thus, decided to take it up for all schools,” said a CBSE official from Delhi.
According to a CBSE official at Panchkula, the system will make the registration less cumbersome and prove to be a milestone in the current education system.
“By going online for the list of candidates appearing in board examinations, we will ensure accuracy and timely receipt of student information. The system has proved to be quite successful for in Delhi and now it is being taken up all over the country and also been extended to class XI,” he said.
