Coimbatore: close to 200 parents, along with their ward, protests at Sri Chaitanya Techno School in NeeLambur, demanding an explanation to give the low number of their children in class XII (CBSE).
As the Covid-19 exam was canceled because Covid-19, the results were calculated based on the performance of students in the class X board exam, class XI final exam and class XII units and revised tests.
The protesters say many students have scored more than 85% and 90% signs in class X and class XI final exams, have scored only 80% and 70% in class XII, placing them on losses for engineering receipts through counseling.Hanmuga Priya, a student, said, “I have scored 454 marks in class XI and 480 in class XI, but only received 434 values in class XII.” Other students, Sanjeev, who scored 473 in class X and 470 in class XI, said he was awarded only 430 marks in class XII.
The attitude says 40% of their value is calculated based on.
On the XII class unit test, medium term and exam revisions.
“The school has handed over these signs, along with the final class XI examination, to the Central Secondary Education Council (CBSE).
However, the school did not give us a proper sign for the unit, medium-term and revision test.
It also refused to show evidence Our sign is handed over to CBSE, “Shanmuga Priya said.
Sanji said the sign was dropped to match the historic average of the school of 50.56% .ravichandran, one of the protesters, one of the protesters, said the daughter, who has scored 95% in class X and XI, has just received 86% class XII.
Parents, students protest a low sign in the class XII exam
