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Delhi Police Issues Traffic Advisory as CBSE Board Exams Overlap with India AI Summit

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Last updated: 15/02/2026 12:58 PM
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Published: 15/02/2026
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Delhi, February 15 — The Delhi Police has issued a traffic advisory to ensure smooth vehicular movement during the upcoming period when the CBSE Class 10 and 12 board examinations coincide with the India AI Summit. The advisory aims to minimize disruptions and assist students traveling to examination centers.

The India AI Summit is scheduled to take place from February 16 to 20, while the CBSE examinations will commence on February 17. Recognizing the potential for overlapping schedules, Delhi Police officials have coordinated with the Education Department to implement necessary arrangements and briefed affected schools and nodal officers.

In a statement shared via X (formerly Twitter), Delhi Police assured that coordinated efforts are in place to facilitate smooth conduct of both events and to assist students carrying their admit cards or exam details for hassle-free access to their centers.

Students and the public are advised to plan their travel accordingly to avoid congestion and delays.

About the Events

India AI Summit:
India is set to host its largest AI Impact Summit, expected to attract 15-20 heads of government, over 50 ministers, and more than 40 Indian and global CEOs. Notable attendees include Bill Gates, Sundar Pichai, Mukesh Ambani, Sam Altman, and Jensen Huang.

CBSE Board Exams 2026:
Over 45 lakh students are expected to appear for the exams, which will be held at more than 8,074 centers across India and abroad from February 17 to April 10.

The Delhi Police’s proactive measures aim to ensure that students can reach their examination centers without inconvenience, even amidst the busy schedule of the international AI summit.

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