Pune: The two State Council tests for SSC and HSC are scheduled for February-March will be carried out offline.
Higher and medium-sized Maharashtra State Council in a press conference on Thursday said that the online exam is not possible logistics and the teaching-learning process has now prepared students for the MCQ subject type.
Chairman of the Board of Sharad Gosavi on Thursday said, “This year, we have pushed back the council test at least two weeks to ensure that students get enough time to prepare.
Now, the HSC exam will be held between March 4 and March 30 and the SSC exam between March 15 And April 4.
Practically will be done before the exam and if a student cannot appear for internal assessments / practical exams because it cannot be avoided.
The reason, they will be given the opportunity after the council exam.
“Students have protested offline research in various parts of the country this week.
This year, there will be no external examiner for practical examinations.
Each school teacher will conduct an examination based on 40% of the practical syllabus.
The council said they would do our best to do the same school exam with students so students are better prepared mentally and don’t have to travel during a pandemic.
See the lack of writing practices among students because of online classes, they will be given an extra 30 minute time for the 70 to 100 examinations while 15 minutes additional will be allocated for the 40-60 marks exam.
The inspection center has been increased to more than 30,000 compared to 7,000 regularly.
A total of 14,72,562 students have registered for the HSC exam while 16.25,311 students have registered for the SSC exam.
The format and duration of the examination have been decided by the state government and the council in consultation with the principal, subject teacher and experts.
Last year, all students were assessed based on an internal sign.
MAHA: Students to take SSC, HSC exams in their own school
