NEW DELHI: After cancellation of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Course 12 board evaluation, the CBSE Secretary Anurag Tripathi on Thursday said they will attempt to provide the end result in the shortest possible time.
While talking to ANI, Anurag Tripathi explained:”We cannot correct any time or date now but we also understand that this job needs to be carried out whenever possible.
I’d ask to parents and pupils which we’ll attempt to provide the end result in the shortest possible time students will need to provide the result from the higher education establishment or overseas institutes.”
CBSE Secretary explained the test procedure for Class 12 CBSE board is very likely to start in 15 days.
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“We anticipate that within fourteen days we’ll determine the standards on which parameters the consequence of 12th test is going to be created.
It takes approximately two weeks since we will need to perform a lengthy discussion since there are 14 lakh pupils, whose outcomes would be to emerge,” he explained.
When ANI requested CBSE Board Secretary that when pupils are unsatisfied with the evaluation procedure then what choice is going to be awarded to them.
He said pupils that aren’t pleased with the outcomes are going to have the ability to provide examination independently.
“From the round issued following the conclusion of this 12th evaluation, it’s clearly said that pupils that aren’t met by the announcement and believe that injustice was done to them personally and think that he/she may perform better, then an choice to look from the exam would be given from the CBSE as and if the problem gets conducive,” he further added.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has now cancelled the Course 12 CBSE board evaluation after a lengthy deliberation procedure featuring all stakeholders on June 1.
Before on April 14, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has declared the conclusion of this Class 10 Board Exam Because of this COVID-19 pandemic.
