The CBSE Payment Gateway Overhaul will focus on making online payments safer and smoother for students applying for re-evaluation, photocopies of answer sheets, and other services. Officials from State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, and Indian Bank joined the discussions.

Pradhan asked the banks to create a reliable payment system with faster refunds and better monitoring. The banks also promised to support CBSE with technical upgrades and stronger payment security.

The Education Ministry said IIT experts are also helping CBSE improve server performance and reduce technical errors. The government aims to provide students with a hassle-free digital experience during result-related services.

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According to the board, students with insufficient attendance cannot complete these assignments, which makes the requirement unavoidable. The decision emphasizes regular participation in classes, ensuring that students remain consistent in their studies. Schools have been instructed to strictly enforce the attendance rule across all grades.

Recently, CBSE also issued important safety instructions to schools. It directed all institutions to install CCTV cameras covering entry points, exits, and the entire campus. The board stated that a minimum of 15 days’ footage must be preserved at all times.

Officials clarified that the cameras must record both audio and video. The move aims to enhance student safety and improve monitoring within school premises. With these new measures, CBSE is focusing on both academic discipline and security in educational institutions across the country.

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