Some of the commonly asked questions by students with disabilities of the CBSE are listed below:
Q. For which all disabilities does the CBSE grant concessions?
Ans. The CBSE grants concession to candidates suffering from visual and hearing impairment, physical deformities such as dwarfism, disability due to neurological disorders such as Parkinsons and Multiple Sclerosis, mental behaviour, and intellectual and speech disorders due to dyslexia, and autism.
In 2019, a new set of exemptions were announced by CBSE, such as allowance of portable video magnifiers for visually impaired candidates, and use of computers for typing purposes.
Q. Who can issue a valid medical certificate?
Ans. A medical officer not below the rank of an Assistant Surgeon of a Government Hospital can issue a valid medical certificate.
Q. What are the concessions given by the Board for the examinations?
Ans. The following concessions are provided by the Board for the examinations:
- Additional time as under is given in each paper:
- For paper of 3 hours duration 60 minutes
- For paper of 2 hours duration 50 minutes
- For paper of 2 hours duration 40 minutes
- For paper of 1 hours duration 30 minutes
Q. How can one request for obtaining concessions?
Ans. The request, along with the medical documents and concessions required has to be sent through the Head of the Institution in which the student is studying, duly recommended by the Head of the institution. The student is required to fill in a form signed and attested by the institution, and must be submitted within the stipulated time period.
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