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Home / India / Cbse Issues Warning Against Fake Syllabus Sample Question Papers 629529

CBSE issues warning against fake syllabus, sample question papers

Also warned students against falling prey to online portals spreading unverified news
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Updated At : 02:26 AM Jun 11, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, June 10

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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday issued an advisory cautioning students and parents against misleading information about syllabus, resources and sample question papers for 2024-25 session.

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The Board has warned students against falling prey to online portals spreading unverified news.

“It has come to our notice that certain online portals and websites are circulating outdated links and unverified news related to sample question papers, curriculum, CBSE resources, and activities. These links and news falsely claim to provide updated information for the session 2024-25,” the advisory said.

“In the interest of the public, we wish to emphasise that information from unauthorised sources can be misleading and may cause unnecessary confusion among schools, students, parents, and other stakeholders,” it added.

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