Kolkata: The Ministry of Education has instructed the teachers who have suggested that the 23rd Western Bengal state feasibility test scheduled for January 9 in physical mode must be postponed because the third wave to work together smoothly conduct an examination and set safety guidelines to be followed in the center inspection.
Different governments, government assisted colleges and state-assisted universities will be a venue for examinations to be taken by several thousand candidates on Sunday morning.
Although the government has suspended all classes and offline tests, the WBSET will be the first test detained in physical mode in the middle of the third wave.
Most colleges and universities open on Saturdays where staff are busy arranging chairs, preparing isolation rooms and making other settings for inspection.
Some teacher organizations have written letters to the Ministry of Education to postpone the exam to keep participants of their officials, research and their families and prevent the spread of the virus.
“The Western Bengal College Service Commission will advance with the examination on Sundays and it will be carried out by representatives of Chancellor and University Registrants, College Principal, teaching and staff there is no university and college teaching.
Everyone who was assigned the inspection task was asked to operate Active for seamless behavior towards the 23rd WBSet, “said an official of the Ministry of Education.
The isolation room has been set for candidates who suffer from covid or show symptoms before the start of the examination.
Invigilators in the isolation room will be asked to wear a PPE kit, gloves and masks.
All support staff and support must be fully vaccinated.
The sheets used by infected exam participants will be packaged separately.
“We have used several classrooms to accommodate test participants who take exams at our college.
Chairs have been placed at least eight feet apart each other to create social distance.
Provisions have been made for the isolation room for candidates, who are positive, to take the exam, “The Principal of the Government College.
The candidates must report to the center at 9 am.
The exam will start at 10:30 a.m.
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