KOLKATA: Bengal schooling ministry Bratya Basu on Thursday reported that season’s state board exams will be held when the COVID-19 catastrophe is included.

Basu also stated that officials of the division will sit for discussions with senior members of board of secondary schooling and ministry of higher secondary schooling, and a decision will be required in consulation with all Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, keeping all security issues in your mind.

“From the past 100 decades, the planet hasnt confronted a crisis situation like the one we’re facing at the moment.

There isalso, though, a principle of character, along with the pandemic wouldn’t anger forever.

When the situation has been brought under control that the examinations could be stored,” he told colleagues in Bikash Bhavan — that the state education division headquarters.

The minister said that midday meals will soon be made available in most colleges, where buildings have been converted to COVID-safe houses in light of the administration’s instructions.

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State board exams for courses 10 and 12 were previously supposed to be held June.