Bhubaneswar / Cuttack: In the midst of protest by students throughout Odisha for fears that many of them will not be able to secure acceptance with signs obtained in grade 10, schools and minister of mass education SR Dash Monday trying to eliminate their concerns, by saying it will happen lack of chair.
The number of seats will increase in college if needed, the Dash tells reporters here.
“Under our department, we have around 6.03 lakh seats in 2,302 government and private universities, including itís (therefore, no need to worry,” Minister said.
Whispping 97.89 percent of students have passed a secondary school certificate, the results are stated by the Secondary Education Council (BSE) on Friday for the first time without holding an annual examination due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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In 2020, the overall percentage pass in the examination was 78.76.
Angry guardians and students performed sit-ins and raised slogans outside the school building in Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri, and other districts, accused that the evaluation process had a difference.
The minister said, in previous years, the number of seats in many schools thus increased, starting from 10-20 percent, every time the seats run out.
Noting that the results of the ICSE and CBSE examination have not been announced, the Dash said the government would assess the situation and take the right steps after the results came out.
“There will be no problems regarding the number of seats.
There will be no situation where students cannot learn due to lack of seats,” he said.
This year’s evaluation process has provided a 40 percent battery at the highest sign obtained in class 9 in each subject, while the remaining 60 percent is based on the practice test conducted in class 10.
The best year, beyond the performance of the past for four consecutive years 2017-2020, taken as a reference year to share signs.
Meanwhile, BSE explained that there would be no re-evaluation of the results published.
The students, who are not satisfied with the results can appear for offline checks to be carried out after the ongoing situation of the ongoing pandemic in the state, said BSE President Ramshis Hazra.
Struck a difference in their sign, students, especially the schools run by Sikhya Vikash Samiti held protests throughout the state, including in front of the BSE office in Cuttack.
Questioning the method adopted in the evaluation process, protesters alleged that the board had cut the signs delivered by all Mandir Saraswati summons, carried out by Sikhya Vikash Samiti RSS.
Recognizing that some schools have submitted very high values ​​from their students, the council president said this anomaly was repaired by the board after a thorough analysis of the results of these schools in the last four years.
Stopping allegations of the wrong evaluation process, said a BSE official, students get higher grades this time compared to what they secured in the previous class.
5,62,010 students have passed the annual matriculation exam this year.
Regarding the 12th grade, the Minister informed that previously decided to publish results in the second week of August.
But the steps were taken to ensure that the results were stated on July 31, following the direction of the Supreme Court.