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Sir,
I have given my 10th CBSE Board exam.
But I don't think I will score good marks.
I was ill and still my treatment is going on.
So, I should send a letter to CBSE Board related my
health issues? Does this really works in paper checking?

No , its not working and you don't worry if you didn't get good marks in 10th Board exams you can fill up Improvement forms exams are held in the next year then you are also eligible for 11th class if you got poor marks then submit a medical certificate in the school while taking admission in 11th class so they provides you a relaxation

CBSE 10th class Board checking is not too Strict as per my knowledge if you really got poor marks then you can reappear in 10th class if you wish to improve marks otherwise 10th class marks are not so important as 12th class marks are so, i would like to suggests you focus on your studies in 11th and 12th class

No, I am sorry to say that there will be no lenient checking in this case of yours sa you have already appeared for the boards.

However, had you not appeared for your boards and than if your condition and medical certificates would have been adequate enough to satisfy the requirements of the council members, they would in that very case have scheduled a date for your examination with a new set of examination paper.

But, as you have already appeared for your boards, please do not expect any type of leniency in paper checking of yours.

No friend, it doesn't work this way. You can't get any relief in paper checking in 10th Board exam at any condition. Writing a letter will not help you in getting relief in paper checking.

But you can apply for improvement exams after the result.
If you see scope of improvement in any subject, you can apply for improvement in that subject.
To avail this you have to visit examination section of your school after exam result and ask for improvement form.
Just fill up the form and attach 10th marksheet with it and submit it to the school examination section.

Now prepare well for 10th improvement examination and you will get your desired score.

No, you won't get any kind of exemption, even if your health condition was not good. That's because as per rules, any education board cannot give an exemption in paper checking and cannot show any partiality to any student, whatever the situation may be. And even if you consult CBSE board authorities, the only thing that they can suggest you is, to reappear for your exams, after recovering your health.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sir,
I have given my 10th CBSE Board exam.
But I don't think I will score good marks.
I was ill and still my treatment is going on.
So, I should send a letter to CBSE Board related my
health issues? Does this really works in paper checking?

No dear, this won't be going to work for you almost, and you will be failed by the Board unless and until there is a valid and strong point to present in front of the board that states, you were not in the condition to even write for the exam. Other wise you will be marked as fail.