Central Board Of Secondary Education [CBSE] — Cbse moderation policy 2017

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It is my humble request to CBSE and other boards to refrain from putting the moderation policy into action. The board does not realise what kind of a psychological impact it can have on students. Students are not just concerned about passing, it means much more to them than you think. The ultimate objective is to get a secure admission in a good college but what matters more is the mental satisfaction of the students. Some students are so concerned about the moderation policy that they fear that if their marks are not hiked for tough papers such as accountancy and physics, they may not be able to lead a good life due to fear of getting a low percentage. The moderation policy is likely to trigger suicide attempts and mental instabilities. Such a crucial decision should only be taken after focused discussion with parents and schools. This is likely to affect students too much causing the students to breakdown mentally.