GUWAHATI: The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (Seba) has stated that it was prepared to run the Class X examinations over 15 days from the day that the Covid situation contributes to”normalcy”. This was sworn to a All Assam Students’ Union (Aasu) delegation from the senior officers of Seba through a meeting held at town on Saturday. “Aasu advised Seba the board examinees shouldn’t shed their academic season and shouldn’t confront health-related issues . Seba has promised us that when the Covid situation improves, they are prepared to proceed to run the examination by giving a 15-day note ahead of time,” explained Aasu main advisor Samujjal Bhattacharyya. Seba will hold a second round of discussions with Aasu following five times. In light of the slumping Covid favorable instances, classes X and XII nation board examinations stay postponed until further requests. Both Class X and XII nation board examinations were scheduled to start from May 11. A record amount of 4.4 lakh students were enrolled for emerging at the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) along with Assam High Madrassa (AHM) assessments under Seba this season. But considering doubts about the advancement from the Covid scenario, ” the Seba along with Assam Higher Secondary Education (AHSEC) council have yet to be able to reschedule the test time . Reports do the rounds which contemplating the pandemic scenario, the Course X planks could be held for just 3 subjects this season. State education minister Ranoj Pegu lately said pupils may find an opportunity to show up in three areas just, if Seba eventually approved a suggestion on restructuring the examination. Aasu president Dipanka Kumar Nath informed the press that Seba will make its decision people, when any curtailment is completed on the amount of topics. Though the Class X board examinees below CBSE need to show up in five areas of 500 marks, Seba pupils are already looking for six topics (600 marks) to maneuver the Course X planks. “Covid-19 distribute in Assam is considerably quicker during the next wave. At this time, it is going to be early to have any decision regarding the new examination assessment program. However, Seba officials advised us that the examination has to be conducted since there isn’t any other way of internal evaluation below the state board, such as at CBSE,” Nath said. Covid positivity rate was showing a declining tendency in the past couple of days, also leader minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has predicted that the nation may reveal’good advancement’ in Covid position in another 15-20 days. A board member from Seba told TOI that they’re anticipating a determination on the rescheduled dates from June 15. While attractive to pupils to keep analyzing, Aasu overall secretary Sankar Jyoti Baruah insisted holding deliberations using academicians, students and guardians before delegating their stance. “Aasu needs a couple of days’ period to understand the perspective of different stakeholders on running examinations during the period of pandemic. After that we’ll make our stand clear from the subsequent four-five days,” he added.