CBSE Board Exam 2021 : Education Minister announced, Tenth examinations canceled and Twelfth postponed!
The pace of corona infection in India is becoming uncontrollable. In the last 24 hours, 1.84 lakh new cases of corona infection have been reported. This is the reason that the demand for cancellation, postponement or online holding of CBSE board exams to be held from May 4 in the country is increasing.First examiners, parents and teachers demanded postponement of the examinations. Subsequently, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Rahul Gandhi, actor Sonu Sood, Maharashtra Board, Shiv Sena officer Arvind Sawant and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal have also come out in support of it. Now Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting with the Education Minister on this issue.
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Priyanka Gandhi’s tweet
Priyanka Gandhi tweeted on this decision of the government and said, Glad that the government has finally canceled the 10th class board exams, but the final decision should also be taken soon for class 12th. There is no point in placing students under undue pressure until June. This is not right. I urge the government to take a decision on the twelfth board examination soon.
Manish Sisodia expressed his happiness over the cancellation of the board examination
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Delhi Deputy CM says that I am happy that it has been decided to cancel the Class X examinations and postpone the Class XII examinations. Like Class 10th students, I appeal to the government to promote Class 12th students on the basis of internal assessment.
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Students of class X will get an opportunity to appear in the board examinations
If any student is not satisfied with the marks obtained on this basis, then he / she will be given the opportunity to appear in the examination.
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Such preparation will result in tenth board
The final result of class X board will be prepared on the basis of objective criterion developed by the board.
Twelfth board exam schedule will be ready after June 1
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The Education Minister has tweeted that the new schedule of class XII examinations will be prepared on June 1, 2021 by looking at the situation in Corona in the country. Students will be informed about the exam 15 days before the scheduled time.
Board exams postponed, new schedule will be released soon
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In a meeting with the Education Minister, the Prime Minister has decided to postpone the CBSE board examinations. As per the decision, the tenth board examinations have been canceled and the twelfth board examinations have been postponed. A new schedule will be prepared by the board on June 1, given the state of the Corona transition.
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Meeting ended, discussion on various options including online examination
The meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Education Minister Pokhriyal is over. Other dignitaries from the ministry were also present at the meeting. According to sources, the PM was given a presentation on various possibilities including online examination. Now Education Minister Ramesh Pokhroyal Nishank may announce the decision soon.
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Priyanka Gandhi wrote a letter to the Education Minister
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had demanded the cancellation of the examinations of the Central Board of Secondary Education, i.e. CBSE, in view of the threat of the spread of the global pandemic Kovid-19 infection. On this, he also wrote a letter to Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank on Sunday, April 11, 2021.
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On April 10, the Supreme Court decided to knock on the door
It was announced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Friday that the board examinations of class X and XII will be conducted according to the prescribed schedule. In protest against this decision of CBSE, the student decided to go to the Supreme Court on 10 April.
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Priyanka Gandhi angry over CBSE decision
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was infuriated by the CBSE decision to conduct the examination on time. He wrote on his Twitter that “It is irresponsible behavior by CBSE to force students to take board exams even in the present circumstances. Board examinations should be canceled or postponed for some time. CBSE can also make any arrangement under which students do not have to have physical presence to take the exam.”
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CBSE said on 9 April, examinations will be held on time.
On April 9, the response was received by the CBSE after the petition of the examinees. CBSE had said that the board exams of class X and XII will be conducted as per the schedule.
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On April 9, students signed a petition and requested the government to cancel the examination
On April 9, more than one lakh students had signed a petition of Change.org, requesting the government to cancel or conduct the board examinations in May due to fast-growing corona infection cases across the country. Let me tell you that from April 4 to April 9, ‘Hashtac Cancell Board Exam 2021’ was trending on Twitter.
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There was a demand for cancellation of board examinations on 6 April
On April 6, the demand for cancellation of Central Board of Secondary Education examinations was raised across the country due to more than 93,249 new cases of corona infection in one day in the country. A campaign was launched on Twitter with the ‘Hashtag Cancell Board Exam 2021’. An appeal was also made to gather near India Gate on April 10 to reach the Government of India demanding cancellation of the board examination.
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Permission was given to conduct practical examinations in three shifts only on 22 March.
In order to maintain sufficient distance between the candidates and to finish the practical examinations at the earliest, the CBSE had allowed the 10th and 12th practical examinations to be conducted in three shifts. This permission was granted by CBSE after the request of the schools.
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Given the increasing cases of Corona on 22 March, the option of changing the examination center was given
In March, the number of corona infections in the country once again started increasing. CBSE has given the option of changing its examination center for practical and theory exams, giving relief to the candidates of class X and XII.