Bengaluru: As part of the preparation for the SSLC exam, the artificial drill will be conducted involving officials from the Ministry of Education, Health Staff and reconnaissance and volunteers guides nominated for inspection assignments, said Minister of Primacy and Secondary Education.
The exam is scheduled for 19 and 22 July and the mock drill will be held on Saturday.
“All preparations for complete SSLC exams and students must face them with confidence,” Kumar said on Wednesday.
Kumar led a meeting with the Ministry of Education officials in Vidhana Soudha and directed them to ensure students did not face difficulties when they appeared for the exam.
“I have instructed officials to overcome all security issues among students and parents, and build trust between them,” he said.
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Students have been given OMR Sheets for practices and teachers have guided them on how to mark them.
In addition, room supervisors have been listed, and exam centers have received adequate supply of sanitiser, masks and thermal scanners, said Kumar.
“The teacher has come a constant contact with students and parents and has told them about the steps we had taken.
Compared to last year, everything was better this year and even students wanted to appear to examinations,” he said, adding that he had given him Know all DDPI to ensure that no students lose the test due to lack of transportation.
He said students could show their ID card to travel on the government bus.
Only staff who are fully vaccinated will be in charge of the exam.
The Public Instruction Department has requested DDPI, Beos, and the Principal to ensure that each student receives Hall tickets.
DPI said the Hall ticket was uploaded on the official website of the SSLC board and the principal was downloading and distributing it.
“There are reports that some schools have not done this.
Students can approach the board if they need help,” said DPI.
The department said Hall tickets could not be detained because of non-payment fees.
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From how to fill OMR sheets to safety steps in the exam centers, the cendalal actor starred in the video produced by the Ministry of Education to encourage students to appear for the SSLC exam.
Actors like Anu Prabhakar Mukherjee, Kiran Srinivas, Dev Devaiah, Hitha Chandrashekar, and Samyukta Hornad, features in the video.
“SSLC is an important stage in the life of a student, so facing the exam and superior in it,” said Anu Prabhakar.
Hitha Chandrashekar said students who do not have a mask will be given one.
“There will be a designated place to store the cellphone safely and keep the bag outside the exam hall,” he said, adding students to tell their supervisor if they have symptoms so they can sit in a separate room.