KOLKATA: School principals aren’t certain which one could be a much better alternative to the present scenario: postponed ISC and CBSE examinations or a last tally drawn upon the basis of these evaluations held in college and also the project/internal marks delivered into CISCE along with CBSE.
St Augustine’s Day School, Shyamnagar and Barrackpore will maintain an internet discussion on the destiny of board examinations on Saturday which will be attended with attorneys in Kolkata and other towns.

Most claimed that they didn’t have a particular response to the issue of conducting an examination at the pandemic, however they agreed that a last call must be obtained shortly to allay students’ stress.
One of the principals who’ll unite the discussion would be La Martiniere for Girls chief Rupkatha Sarkar, Loreto House chief Aruna Gomes and St Augustine Day School, Shyamnagar, chief Rodney Borneo.
Ruchi Seth of both Lotus Valley Noida, Sunita George, chief of Bombay Scottish School, along with Edwin Christopher, chief of Bishop Cotton School, Bangalore, are also present.

“An examination is essential, however we don’t understand how to make it feasible amid the outbreak.
We will need to advise foreign universities concerning the problem here.
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South City International main John Bagul stated,”An alternative for ISC pupils isn’t simple to find because we’re starting them for higher education” Janet Gasper Chowdhury, president of St Augustine Education Society, believed receptive online platforms will help create public opinion and also assist the council to have a call.

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