CBSE Launches Special Portal for Students with Disabilities New Delhi, January 15, 2025 CBSE has started a new online portal to help students with special needs get exam facilities easily. The Central Board of Secondary Education made this portal so that children with disabilities can ask for help during their board exams without any trouble. How the New Portal Works…
CBSE Launches Special Portal for Students with Disabilities
New Delhi, January 15, 2025
CBSE has started a new online portal to help students with special needs get exam facilities easily. The Central Board of Secondary Education made this portal so that children with disabilities can ask for help during their board exams without any trouble.
How the New Portal Works
Schools can now use this special CWSN portal to request exam help for their students with disabilities. CWSN stands for Children With Special Needs.
The board explained that schools must log into the Pariksha Sangam portal first. Then they can find the CWSN section where all eligible students are listed.
What Students Can Get
The portal shows different types of help available for each disability. Students can get extra time, separate rooms, or other support during exams.
When schools select the needed help, this information will appear on the student’s admit card automatically. This way, exam centers will know what arrangements to make.
Important Dates
Schools can fill student details and upload documents on the CWSN portal from September 9 to 22, 2025.
The board wants to make sure that all students with special needs get proper help during examinations without facing any problems, CBSE stated in their official notice.
Easy Process for Schools
The new system makes things simple for schools. They just need to mark which students need help and what kind of support they require.
Exam centers will then prepare everything needed so students can take their tests comfortably.
Students and schools should visit the official CBSE website for complete details about using this new portal.
This portal will help thousands of students with disabilities take their board exams with confidence and proper support.
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