be it continuous and comprehensive evaluation cce or the newly introduced open text based assessment the central governments aim is to improve the education system says cbse chairman vineet joshi during his visit to the city he spoke with isha jain on the reforms taken by cbse and the challenges with ccedespite being mandatory many cbse schools are not adhering to 25 quota for weaker section yes many schools especially the elite ones are not following this we are now planning to go for a mechanism to check who is following it and who isnt since authority to take action is out of our control we will seek the feedback of schools not following it and then encourage them to do thatits said cbse is experimenting too much with the students your take its a perception since we launched cce in 2009 the basic scheme hasnt changed much only weightage of summative assessments have been changed over years we have clarified a lot on cceany plans to introduce cce in class 12 the scheme is finalized but we first want to consolidate it at class 10 levelstudents with cce in class 10 say they will feel the pressure when they appear for class 12 board exams is it right the message of cce has completely gone wrong with the people cce is aimed at changing teaching methodology to match it with the changing times till class 10 it is generalised studies at plus 2 level it is specialisation so slight pressure is there but class 12 students are mature the problem is with the teachers who are still continuing with the traditional way of teaching we carried a random survey to assess the impact of cce on class 11 students we found them doing exceedingly well cce helps in generating selfstudy habits in students while teachers play the role of facilitators