New Delhi: A month after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the cancellation of the Secondary Education Council (CBSE) exam for 12th grade students in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, Union Education Minister Pokhriyal Nishank on Monday said that students who were not happy with the new evaluation process And want to appear for the CBSE Class 12 board will be free to write the exam in August this year.
The minister said that 12th grade students will get their results according to their benefits through a new evaluation process decided by CBSE.
While sharing information about social media about optionally this year’s chalkboard test options, Nishank said the health and safety of students was the most important for the government.
Keeping this in mind Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to cancel the CBSE class council this year.
Happy! You have managed to throw a voteogin to see the results, he wants to make sure all students are hesitant.
“If a student is not satisfied with the new evaluation system, they don’t need to worry because we are ready to carry out an optional board exam for the students.”
“We will conduct an optional board check in August this year for such students as soon as the Covid-19 situation returns to normal.
So there is no need for students to have all kinds of fear.”

Nishank insists that he will remain in constant communication with students throughout the country.
“I assure you (students) that your safety, health and future are our top priorities,” he added.
Many students have handled their questions through social media looking for answers from ministers.
The evaluation process to declare the results of the 12th grade council has begun for which instructions have been issued for all CBSE affiliated schools.
CBSE has asked for school to upload a guaranteed sign in practical work and project on July 5.
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