CBSE Denies Class 10, 12 Board Exam Paper Leak Claims as 'Baseless':

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a public notice dismissing rumours of paper leaks in the ongoing Class X and XII Board Examinations 2025. The board termed these claims "baseless and misleading", urging students and parents not to panic over false information spreading on social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter).

CBSE's Official Statement

Exams Conducted Smoothly: The CBSE Board Exams for Classes X and XII, which started on February 15, 2025, will continue until April 4, 2025. The Board assured that all necessary measures are in place to ensure fair and transparent examinations.

No Paper Leaks: CBSE rubbished the rumours of paper leaks, clarifying that such claims are meant to spread panic among students and parents.

Strict Legal Action Against Misinformation:

CBSE is actively monitoring those spreading false information.
Offenders will face action under CBSE’s Unfair Means rules and Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections.
The Board is working closely with law enforcement agencies to track down culprits.

Students Advised to Avoid Fake News: CBSE urged students and parents to only rely on official updates via CBSE’s website (www.cbse.gov.in) and verified public channels.

CBSE Exam 2025: Key Updates

Smooth Conduct of Exams: CBSE Controller of Examinations, Sanyam Bhardwaj, confirmed that the first day of exams (English & Entrepreneurship) was conducted smoothly nationwide.

Exam Centres & Student Participation:
Class 10 Exams – 7,780 centres | Approx. 23.86 lakh students appeared.
Class 12 Exams – 995 centres | Nearly 23,000 students participated.

CBSE’s Message to Students & Parents

Ignore Unverified News: Do not fall for fake paper leak claims on social media.
Avoid Unfair Practices: Any involvement in exam-related misconduct will lead to strict disciplinary action.
Follow CBSE’s Official Website: Always check www.cbse.gov.in for genuine updates.

CBSE remains committed to ensuring a fair and stress-free examination process, urging students to focus on their studies and avoid distractions caused by misinformation.