YAMUNANAGAR: Haryana is prepared to start that the Class XII board exams between June 15 and June 20. State education minister Kanwar Pal reported this on Sunday after a meeting between the Centre and agents of both nations. Talking to media following the interview, Pal stated,”Under the direction of Union Rajnath Singh and Union education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal, an interview was held with all the country and UT schooling ministers, secretaries and board chairpersons, and proposals were sought out of all about conduction of board assessments.” The minister stated he had stated that the assessments must be scheduled based on the Covid-19 scenario in a variety of states. “We need the exact date sheet to be published 20 days before the beginning of examination. We had previously declared holding of Class XII examinations from June 1, however, difficulties confronted following the spike in Covid-19 scenario, postponed everything. We’ve advised the Union minister which we’re able to begin the examinations between June 15 and June 20,” he further added. Over the length of the exam, Kanwar Pal stated,”The Union ministers had inquired if the exam period must be 90 minutes or finish 3 hours. We’re ready to maintain a 3-hour assessment, but we need the pupils to be allocated assessment centers in their own schools in order they will not need to experience audiences while travelling and it’ll guarantee execution of social distancing because there’ll be fewer pupils at the middle.” If any student has an issue because of this Covid-19 scenario, he could look for the exams afterwards, ” the minister stated. Kanwar Pal said he needed all of leaders and teachers deputed for assessment obligation to be vaccinated ahead.