CBSE BOARD EXAMS CANCELLED 2021

Due to the continuously increasing covid cases in India, the government has decided to cancel the 10th and postponed the 12th exams.

Now the question arises Is the decision of cancelling the board exams is reasonable??

Education Ministry has said that the evaluation of marks of 10th class students will be based on objective criteria (internal assessment).

Also, the government has given an option to those students who are not satisfied with their assessments, they can give the exams.

Then a suitable time will be selected for them.

Secondly, on the postponing of the 12th exams, the govt doesn't seem much clear because they have said that they will re-evaluate the situation on 1 June.

But here also students are expecting that their exams will also be canceled like 10 class.

The reason behind postponing the 12th exams is very reasonable that the value of 10th class marks is not that huge.

Students got admission in the colleges based on the 12 marks.

12th exams should also be canceled, why?

- we don't know that how long this pandemic will go on. And we are just wasting the time of class 12 students. By keeping them in this uncertainty.

Are an online exam is an option?

No, there are a lot of poor students who don't have any kind of access to mobile and Internet.

Even, online exams are not efficient in calculating the caliber of students.

Now different people have different opinions that exams should be conducted now, should be postponed or should be canceled.

Many state boards and icse boards still haven't taken any decision on exams. Which keep students in a situation of anxiety.

What do you think about this

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