Can a school stop my child from giving 12th board due to less marks in internal exams?

School authority is saying that they will not give the admit card and have taken an undertaking with signature on a paper saying that if he does not scored well in next pre-boards, he will not get his admit card. Is it legal or school can legally do it?

1.9K Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Harshit Singh
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Neil gupta
7 years ago
No, on basis of less marks, no school can stop any student from giving boards (class 12th th) exams. If they do so, a complaint can be charged against the school or a direct committee meeting with the principal regarding this topic can be made to clear all doubts. If, still the answer is not satisf

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But what if they have taken an undertaking on a paper along with my signature saying that if he will not perform well in pre-boards if he will not give board exams. Is it legal to take such undertaking or can they do anything if they have the undertaking?

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