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The Centre has informed the Madras High Court that Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools would be violating rules if they treated their own Class X students as fresh candidates for admission to XI, and issued transfer certificates before re-admitting them to Class XI.
When a public interest litigation petition, highlighting the practice of weeding out students at Class X level to achieve better results in Plus Two, came up for further hearing before the First Bench on Thursday, Assistant Solicitor-General of India P. Wilson submitted: Admission of a student from Class X to Class XI within the same school should not be treated as a fresh admission, but only as a continuation of the original admission done in that school. So, issuing transfer certificate to Class X students within the same school and re-admitting them to Class XI is against the rules.
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