Foreign Cell launched by Central Board of Secondary Education

Updated on: Friday, October 25, 2013

This step is taken by Central Board of Secondary Education- India to help around 60,000 students in about 25 countries.  The CBSE launches the Forest cell to offer current academic and administration support to its schools outside India.  The cell is based on Delhi.  This cell will look after Central Board affiliated schools in 25 countries throughout the world, the forest school can contact this cell considering this a central contact point.  A foreign School cell has been created in the Regional Office of Delhi.  The staff of the cell has two Superintendent rank official, besides the series officer Mr. Sanjay Schadera who is in charge of  CBSE unit.

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