Archive · 14 Aug 2025
CBSE Warns Students About Unofficial Website Documents
CBSE, which runs schools, is telling students to be careful.
Some websites are pretending to be CBSE and offering fake documents.
CBSE says the only place to get correct information is their official website.
Using other websites could lead to problems.
Also, CBSE checked 10 schools to make sure they were following the rules, like having good classes and not letting students skip classes.
CBSE is warning students and parents about unofficial websites.
These websites offer duplicate mark sheets and certificates.
CBSE states official information is only available on its website.
Unofficial platforms are not affiliated with CBSE.
CBSE recently inspected 10 schools to check compliance.
- Who
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- What
- CBSE warns about unofficial websites issuing documents.
- When
- August 14, 2025
- Where
- Official website cbse.gov.in
- Why
- To prevent misinformation and financial loss.
- Organization
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- Warning
- Unofficial websites
- Official Source
- cbse.gov.in
- Schools Inspected
- 10
- Inspection Purpose
- Compliance with bye-laws
Sources
CBSE Conducts Surprise Inspections in 10 Schools Across Six States and UTs
CBSE cracks down on non-compliance with surprise school inspections
CBSE conducts surprise checks at 10 schools in 6 states, UTs to find out violation of norms
CBSE Cracks Down on Non-Compliance in Schools with Surprise Checks Across States and UTs
CBSE conducts surprise inspections in 10 schools across six states to check compliance
CBSE Checks 10 Schools In 5 States, 1 UT In Surprise Inspection Drive
