Hyderabad: Many students and parents have expressed concern about the decision of the Medium Council to hold the first year’s exam for students who are promoted today in the middle of the second year.
Take a test at this point will create more pressure, they said.
Most of the views that Juggling the first and second year syllabus together with preparing competitive exams will actually affect their overall score in the middle and the entrance.
“At least 70% of students say they don’t want to appear for the test at this stage.
Last year, there were almost no classes done.
Furthermore, many take jobs like catering, agriculture or work as a workforce to support the family,” Krishna M said, “said Krishna M, A lecturer at the Government Junior Higher Education.
On September 24, the Telangana State Education of Intermediate (TSBIE) council has announced the exam will be carried out from October 25.
“We are in the middle of the second year.
How could a second year class every day in college, returning home and preparing for the first year? Whether the government must direct the college to revise the first year syllabus to the exam or conduct a test based on the second year syllabus.
I don’t think we will be able to excel by listening to the second year class and appears for the first year’s test, “said Abhishek D, a second year BIPC student.
MD Naziya Anjum, the second year’s vocational courses, said, “We hardly understand the lessons taught through the TSAT.
I don’t think we will be able to appear for tests based on digital lessons or after almost 30 physical class days.
Some students also go to Twitter.
“The state has decided to conduct a middle test for first year students starting October 25.
This is not a wise decision because students are not vaccinated and have completed half of the 2nd year syllabus.
They are under pressure for the entrance exam too.
Is it really necessary to do this test at a very important time? Please think of this decision again, “Tweeted Shashi Preetham with Handle @ Shaship2466360.
However, some students say that the exam must be done because it will help them increase the percentage and knowledge of their subject.
Respond to the decision of the council, students and parents say juggling syllabus first year and the second together with preparing a competitive exam will actually affect their overall score in the middle and the entrance