Indians in Saudi Arabia appear for Grade 10 CBSE Board Exams

P A Hameed Padubidri, Riyadh
March 7, 2019

Riyadh, Mar 7: Students from several schools across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today appeared for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Grade10 board examinations.

The students from various schools in the Kingdom affiliated to CBSE appears for the class 10 board examination initially beginning (with third languages) on March 5, 2019. However, it is virtually seen beginning today, March 7.

International Indian School, Riyadh (IISR) has been set up as the exam center for all the Indian CBSE affiliated Schools in Riyadh.

The students are from various schools in different provinces of the Kingdom like Central province (Riyadh), Western province (Jeddah), Eastern province (Dammam-Khobar), Buraidah etc.

Admit Cards (hall tickets) with details of the students and roll numbers have been distributed to all the students in the schools as per the direction of the CBSE.

Today morning, main Quraish road and Hasan bin Ali Street in Riyadh on which IISR is situated, were seen with heavy traffics and crowd due to the examination.

Teachers, parents and guardians of the students who appear for the exam were seen taking their children to the exam center and giving them confidence and important tips.

The seat numbers for the students in the classes in IISR were listed on board put outside the exam center. The students seemed to have been in full of tensions and anxieties due to the exam pressures. Pre-board and mock exams were conducted earlier in various respective school to make the students prepared for the main board exams.

All the arrangements have been made in order for the smooth conduct of the examinations. Also, the strict instructions during the exams & guidelines have been disseminated to the students in order to prevent any malpractice that would occur.

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