Bengaluru: preparation for certificates leaving secondary school or the 10th Standard Exam, scheduled for July 19 and 22, has been completed in all districts of the country, with district officials and head of Executive Officer Gram Panchayats has reviewed his steps, Karnataka Primary and Minister of Education Medium S Suresh Kumar said on Wednesday.
The Minister holds a review meeting with the Director of Basic and Medium Education and instructs officials to ensure that no child appears for the exam facing the problem.
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the prison, Kumar said in a statement that the District Commissioner Deputy has held a meeting with local body officials, CEO of Panchayats, police supervisors, district health and education officers, where they are commanded to strictly comply with the procedure Covid standard operation.
The minister said the steps had been taken to instill trust between children and they had repeatedly told the Optical Sheet Mark Recognition (OMR).
“Room supervisor was ordered to guide students to fill OMR sheets and follow the SOP to avoid confusion.”
Two days before the test, officers, health staff, and volunteers of the surveillance guide to be assigned to the testing process will carry out an imitation check in the test center.
“This testing will be held in a safer environment than the last time.
Tehaga relates to parents and students and explains to those steps taken by the government to conduct examinations,” Minister said in the statement.
He claims parents really want to send their children to the exam.
Kumar said he had discussed with officials through video conferencing and gave them last minute instructions.
The government has also arranged transportation for children to reach the exam center.
“The Managing Director of Transport Corporation has issued a circular that allows children to travel by bus by displaying their acceptance card.
Instructions have been given to ensure that no child loses a test to want a vehicle,” Kumar said.
He added that many organizations, legislators and public representatives have even arranged snacks, breakfast and bottled water besides biscuits for children in their area.
Stating that the exam center will be like safe places for children, the minister said the exam will be like a festival for children and appeal to them to care for the exam centers as a playground.
Responding to certain complaints that some schools have denied Hall tickets to students because they did not pay their fees, the minister said the Block Education Officer would take the right action to ensure that children did not face difficulties and the Karnataka secondary education examinations will publish circular that there was no child will be denied inspection due to cost-related problems.
While some countries decided to provide general promotion to the 10th Standard students because Covid-19, Karnataka decided to conduct an examination by saying that it was very important for students to choose their flow.
The exam will be held on OMR sheets, where simple questions and will be asked, the minister has said before.
The exam will be held on two days – 19 and July 22.
On July 19, the core subject exams such as science, mathematics and social science will be held when on July 22, the test for the language will take place.
The test duration will be three hours.
The government decided to carry out the exam, put aside fear between parts of the people that they would risk children in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A Petitioner has even approached the Karnataka High Court on the exam but it refused the petition after being satisfied with the steps taken by the government to conduct examinations in a safe environment.
Karnataka has successfully conducted the 10th and 12th exam last year also under the shadow of Covid-19.
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