CBSE Board Exams 2023: Last date today to make corrections in LOC Data, check how to make changes here

CBSE Board Exams 2023 Last date today to make corrections in LOC data – For the CBSE Board Exams 2023, the last date is today, 6th December, 2022 to make corrections in LOC Data. The CBSE-affiliated schools can make required corrections from the CBSE’s official website.

The LOC Correction Portal is used by the schools for making corrections in data of Class 10th & 12th & the same will be forwarded to the Regional Officer for approval. The Head of the institution is responsible for the submission of LOC.

The board has implemented an online system for making the corrections in data through Pariksha Sangam. Schools can log in using their allocated User ID & Password.

According to the official notice, the school can make corrections to the student’s data only on the basis of school records. For Class 10th, changes in Mathematics, English, Sanskrit, Hindi & Urdu can be made. No request to change the subject & to provide questions papers will be allowed.

We have mentioned below the complete procedure to make corrections in the CBSE Board Exams 2023 LOC Data Correction Portal.

How to make corrections in CBSE Board Exam 2023 LOC Data

Follow the following procedure to edit the CBSE Board Exam 2023 LOC Data –

• Visit the CBSE’s official website i.e., cbse.gov.in.
• You will enter the homepage of this site.
• Click on the “CBSE Pariksha Sangam” tab available on the homepage.
• Now, log in using the required details & press the student’s data in which you want to make changes.
• Make the required changes & press the “Submit” button.
• Download the page for further reference.

Once the corrections are submitted, they will be examined by the Regional Office authority. It is to be noted that no opportunity further will be given to the schools. Therefore, they should ensure to change the required details.

Meanwhile, the CBSE Board Exams 2023 Date Sheet will be released anytime soon by the authority.

Hence, all the CBSE-affiliated schools have been suggested to complete the correction process before the deadline ends.