Manoj Ahuja joined CBSE as the chairman yesterday. Soon, after the announcement, CBSE’s twitter account was flooded with queries about exams, syllabus & problems being faced by students during lockdown. The expectations from the new chairman seem plenty.
Check some of these queries below:
Where will the July board exams be held – at earlier centers or schools?
Sir I am 12 class student.
मैैं आपसे पूछना चाहती हूँ कि बचे हुए paper admit card में लिखे center में होंगें या अपने school में ही conduct
कराएँ जाएगें।
Please sir reply us .— Kajalshekh (@Kajalshekh1) May 20, 2020
Review syllabus of board exams
Congratulations,please review the syllabus of 10th & 12 th for board exam 2020 – 21 on priority
— Surendra Nath Sharma (@SHREENATH69) May 21, 2020
Postpone next year’s CBSE exams
Sir, please postpone cbse 12 exam of 2021
— Sahil suman (@Sahilsu23048417) May 21, 2020
Reduce curriculum syllabus:
Sir Curriculum kab aaega reduce hokar??
— Sahil Verma (@DevVerm53278948) May 20, 2020
Problems with online classes:
Bcz of limited data pack we r unable to take online classes.
Schools are pressuring us
They said 75% in online classes are nessesry.
They will not repeat course of online classes.
They are taking periodical tests and said that online periodical tests k marks b judege.— Mica (@Mica77691824) May 21, 2020
Earlier, after HRD minister announced the dates for the exams, several queries were raised by people about the safety of students.
Respected sir, how can parent “ensure” that their child is not sick? And if he / she is, how will they write? None of the norms you’ve mentioned guarantee 100% safety. One cough in the exam hall is sufficient to mentally scare a student. Please reconsider your decision.
— Dheeraj Singh (@Dheeraj48547724) May 18, 2020
Then there’re also travel issues:
Sir i’m currently staying at MANIPUR how will i come to Delhi to give my exam if transport facilities is not there like planes and buses@DrRPNishank
— hereis_clinton (@ClintonHereis) May 18, 2020
Some also raised questions which force a person to think – Are exams more important for our country than safety of students?
Really disappointed with the Indian Education system. Putting the lives of students at stake for the sake of exams. Students are suffering and worried about safety but the concern of the government and all institutions is to ensure exams are conducted no matter what. #ICAI #CBSE
— Siddharth Sharma 🕉 (@iamsiddharthhh) May 18, 2020
The challenges for the new chairman seem plenty. From flexibility in paper evaluation to postponement of exams to reduction of syllabus for the current academic session, the expectations are plenty from the board.
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