The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a circular dated March 16, 2026, warning teachers against sharing misleading or confidential information about exam evaluation on social media. The advisory emphasizes confidentiality in the evaluation process and warns that violators may face disciplinary or legal consequences.
CBSE’s advisory comes during the ongoing Class 10 and 12 board exams. The board noted that some evaluators were posting opinions and experiences online, which could spread misinformation and compromise exam integrity.
Confidentiality Measures
Teachers are reminded that evaluation is governed by strict protocols. Sharing answer scripts, marks, or comments online is strictly prohibited.
Disciplinary Action
CBSE has warned that violators may face suspension, removal from evaluation duties, or legal action under school and board regulations.
Broader Implications
The directive highlights growing concerns about social media misuse in education, reinforcing the need for digital responsibility among teachers.
Key Highlights
• CBSE advisory issued on March 16, 2026
• Teachers warned against posting evaluation details online
• Violations may invite disciplinary or legal action
• Aim to protect confidentiality and fairness in evaluation
• Advisory applies to Class 10 and 12 board exams
Sources: CBSE Official Circulars