My son, attending a CBSE-affiliated private school, has a 90.06% attendance record but failed his pre-board exams. Can the school principal deny him his Class XII exam hall ticket?

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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

My son, attending a CBSE-affiliated private school, has a 90.06% attendance record but failed his pre-board exams. Can the school principal deny him his Class XII exam hall ticket?

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

Under Indian law, schools can’t deny exam hall tickets solely based on attendance, even if it’s below the required 75%. However, a school can withhold the hall ticket if a student fails the pre-board exams, as it’s considered a crucial assessment for final board exams.

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