
Dr. Piyush Jain
Dr. Piyush Jain provides pediatric clinical guidance for developmental and neurodevelopmental concerns where appropriate.
Short answer: Getting exam concessions for a specific learning disability under CBSE generally starts with a proper assessment by a qualified psychologist or specialist, which documents the specific difficulty in writing. From there, your child's school, working with its own special educator, typically guides the family through the current CBSE documentation and application process for the specific concession being requested, such as extra time or a scribe. Because exact forms, timelines and requirements can change and vary by school, we recommend confirming current details directly with your school and, where needed, discussing the assessment side with our team. By the time board exams start coming into the picture, usually somewhere around class 8, 9 or 10, parents of children with a known reading or writing difficulty often hear the same thing from other parents or teachers: "you should get a certificate done, it can get your child extra time." But what that certificate actually is, who issues it, and what the school needs from you is often unclear, and honestly, the process itself is not something we would want to guess at or oversimplify for you.
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CBSE's provisions for children with specific learning disabilities are built around documented evidence of a genuine, specific difficulty, not a general sense that a child struggles with exams. This is why the starting point is always a proper assessment, comparing your child's overall ability with their performance in the specific skill affected, usually reading, writing or processing speed under time pressure. Our learning disability support and IEP planning service covers this kind of assessment, and where relevant, a psychometric or IQ assessment as part of it.
Exact requirements, the specific forms involved, and processing timelines for exam concessions can vary between schools and change from year to year, and giving you outdated or generic bureaucratic detail could genuinely mislead you at an important time. What we can tell you reliably is the general shape of the process: assessment first, a written report from a qualified professional, and then your school's special educator or administration guiding the actual CBSE submission, since schools handle this regularly and know their current requirements. Our related post on exam accommodations for a learning disability in Delhi schools and our page on disability certificate benefits and school concessions in India go into related detail worth reading alongside this.
Start by speaking with your child's class teacher or the school's special educator about what documentation they specifically ask for, since this can differ between schools. In parallel, book an assessment with a qualified specialist so you already have proper documentation ready when the school needs it, rather than starting that process under exam-season time pressure.
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A qualified, certified psychologist or specialist typically carries out this assessment; our team can do this and advise on next steps for your specific situation.
As early as possible once a difficulty is suspected, ideally well before the exam year, since assessment and school processing both take time.
Concessions are generally based on documented assessment findings and the school's and board's current criteria, so this should be confirmed for your child's specific case rather than assumed.
We can carry out the specialist assessment and guide you generally; the school itself typically manages the CBSE facing part of the application, since requirements are school specific.
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Dr. Piyush Jain provides pediatric clinical guidance for developmental and neurodevelopmental concerns where appropriate.

Dr. Radha Jain is the Senior Consultant Gynecologist & Obstetrician within the wider Genesis Neurogen clinical practice. Her women’s-health services are detailed on the main Genesis Neurogen Delhi website.
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