Guwahati: Higher Assam Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) on Wednesday announced his decision to conduct an examination of the 2022 class XII Council which included a full syllabus despite losing more than four months offline for the second wave of Covid-19.
The Board justifies a step quoting that the candidate of Neet and Jee will be losers if the XII class syllabus is limited.
The Secondary Education Council of Assam (SEMA) reduced the syllabus of the Class X State Board Examination of 40% of this academic session.
“This is for general information for all principals from university institutions / applicants who have H.S.
Course under AHSEC that the final inspection of 2022 will be held includes the second full syllabus of H.S.,” Read the notification issued by AHSEC.
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Then, talking to TOI, Secretary AHSEC Polap Patgiri said the decision had considered the futuristic plan of students, most of the medical and technical candidates.
“At the class X level, the reduction in syllabus does not matter.
But such decisions will have a serious adverse effect on students who appear for competitive exams,” he said.
Patgiri argues that from last year’s experience, when the course of the course for the XII class Council test participants is reduced by 30%, it can be concluded that students mostly limit themselves to topics prescribed for the council exam.
“With a reduced syllabus, they will not be able to cover various topics that need to be learned for Neet and Jee,” he said.
ASSEC officials, however, said there would be several options in the Board exam questions to reduce student concerns.
The Board will advance with the tentative plan to conduct the next class XII board in February-March next year, while filling out the exam form will begin in 1.
November 1.
AHSEC expects about 2.5 lakh students in the board exam 2022 in the 2022 exam.
The AHSEC source said the board was in improvement on sensitive problems after a prolonged delay in the announcement at the course course.
CBSE has announced the restrictions on the XII class syllabus of 30% this year.