Patna: Annual class X and XII examination, Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will be held in February.
While the XII class exam (medium) in the flow of art, science and trade will begin on February 1, the X class X exam will begin on February 17.
Releasing the second suspension of the exam on Saturday, Chairman of BSeb Anand Kishor said the intermediary examination would be held from February 1 to 14 and the matriculation exam from 17 to 24 February.
Examination must be held in two shifts every day, from 9:30 a.m.
to 12.45 pm and start at 5.00 a night.
Source BSEB said the author would be provided for seizures, visual blindness and other physical defects candidates who could not write their own answers.
They will get an additional 20 minutes per hour to write an answer.
While the actual examination will consist of three hours in each shift, students will get an ‘cool off’ additional 15 minutes to read and analyze questions and also to plan the appropriate answer.
Examination should not write answers from any questions during ‘cool off’, said the chairman.
Practical exams from medium exam participants will be held between January 10 and 20.
For matriculation examinations, practical examinations will be held between 20 and 22 January.
Standards mark foil and internal assessment sheets in science subjects, and work projects and projects based on the level of social science subject courses must be submitted by schools to the respective district education offices on January 25, the source said.
BSEB has released a dummy recognition card for the 10th grade board at BiharboardOnline.bihar.gov.in or biharboardonline.com.
More than 16.5 Lakh students have registered for last year’s matriculation check.
This number tends to increase a little this year because of the convenience of the pandemic situation.
BSEB is reported to reduce the syllabus of 30% this year and half of the exam will display multiple choice questions (MCQ).
To pass the BSEB exam (both grade 10 and 12), students need at least 33% signs on each subject and also in the overall examination.
Those who fail to get a minimum pass in one or two subjects can increase their score by taking the Compartmental Exam.
However, those who failed in more than two papers must repeat the year, according to existing regulations.