The Supreme Court was told Thursday that the Union government is preparing a special policy framework for Central Board of Secondary Education students in West Asia whose results could not be declared because of the Iran conflict.
Solicitor General representatives said overseas private candidates missed examination windows as embassies, test centers and courier networks shut down amid regional fighting.
Parents’ groups had petitioned the apex court seeking alternative evaluation routes, re-examination options or grace marks so university admissions would not be forfeited for circumstances beyond students’ control.
The bench took note of the assurance and listed the matter for compliance reporting after ministries finalize accommodation details with CBSE.
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