CBSE announces new marking scheme for Class 10 students in Middle East after exam cancellation amid Iran vs US-Israel war Why CBSE changed the rules for those in UAE , Saudi Arabia , Qatar , Oman, Kuwait , Bahrain and Iran How the new CBSE assessment scheme works Students who appeared for all exams - Their results will be based entirely on their performance in those papers. Their results will be based entirely on their performance in those papers. Students who appeared for 4 subjects - Marks for the remaining subjects will be calculated using the average of their best three subjects. Marks for the remaining subjects will be calculated using the average of their best three subjects. Students who appeared for 3 subjects - The remaining subjects will be marked based on the average of their best two subjects. The remaining subjects will be marked based on the average of their best two subjects. Students who appeared for only 2 subjects - Their remaining marks will be derived from the average of those two papers. Middle East Exams Cancelled: Here’s How CBSE Will Now Calculate Marks CBSE results will be declared with global cohort College admissions in India Applications to international universities Competitive exams and entrance processes The Iran vs US-Israel crisis that reshaped education in the Middle East Exams were repeatedly postponed Schools shifted to distance learning Entire exam cycles were cancelled Iran vs US-Israel War Impact: CBSE Cancels Exams, Introduces New Evaluation in Gulf What CBSE students in the Middle East should do now