Kolkata: Stung by demonstrations by part of the 12th grade students who were declared failed in this higher year secondary examination, WBCHSE had called the principal where students had complaints to come to the council office with supporting documents within one week.
Some 12th grade students who have been declared failed in the middle year’s medium examination higher by the West Bengal Board of secondary secondary education (WBCHSE) which was blocked during protests throughout the state on Saturday.
Safe! You have managed to throw your Votozin to see the results that the students who have been restless without the exam have occurred this year because of the Covid-19 situation, they are confused by the evaluation process.
They wondered how several exam participants were declared to have passed while some others were declared unsuccessful.
Notification of Saturday night by WBCHSE asked all the school principals to come and meet council officials at the head office within seven days of 1pm until 5pm every day, starting from Sunday.
The President of the Board asked the authorities of one of the schools, whose students had shown differences of opinion about the results and publicly nervous, to meet the early council officials and discuss their student complaints.
Sources of the School Education Department said the state government recorded with spontaneous agitation and urged a higher secondary council head to immediately take steps to overcome the problem that produced a notification back by the watershed, which was under the storm to emphasize Muslim minorities The peak status of secondary examination this year, triggered controversy.
Of the 8.19,202 candidates, most of 97.69 percent have been announced this year.
The evaluation method has been done this year based on the sign obtained by examinees in the Madhyamic (class 10) and the best of four subject signs in class 11’s annual test.
With the sign in class 12 practices / projects added.
Earlier this week, the results of the 10th grade of West Bengal exam was stated with a 100 percent percentage of record.
WBChse told schools whose students failed in a higher secondary examination to meet board officials
