The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on September 3 conducted a series of surprise inspections across 27 schools in Rajasthan and New Delhi. These inspections were aimed at ensuring that the schools affiliated with the board are ‘strictly’ adhering to the norms and ByeLaws set forth by CBSE and curb the menace of dummy schools.
According to a CBSE statement, the inspections were carried out by 27 teams, each comprising of a CBSE officer and a principal from CBSE-affiliated school. The inspections were planned and executed in a synchronised manner, taking place simultaneously across all selected schools within a short timeframe, the board said.
This approach was adopted to maintain the element of surprise, thereby ensuring that the information gathered about the operations and compliance of the schools is accurate and reflective of their everyday functioning.
Reiterating that CBSE is committed to rigorous monitoring and will continue to conduct such surprise inspections to ensure that affiliated schools uphold the quality and standards expected by the Board, it said: “CBSE is dedicated to maintaining high standards in education and expects all affiliated schools to adhere strictly to its guidelines.”
“The findings from these inspections will be reviewed comprehensively, and appropriate actions would be taken in cases of non-compliance,” CBSE added.
CBSE Board Exams Live: Both examinations will be held from February 24 to March 12. (Express image/ file) 
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