CBSE on Monday introduced a revolutionary choice which will change the board examination system within the coming years. Currently, the CSBE examination is performed for sophistication 10 and 12 on the finish of the 12 months, however the board has now introduced that the exams can be performed twice within the educational session 2021-22.
The educational session can be divided into two phases – the primary examination of 90 minutes length can be performed in November-December 2021 and the second session can be performed in March-April 2022 on the examination facilities. Teachers and college students have shared constructive suggestions on the board’s choice.
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Ajay Choubey, Vice Principal, Rajkiya Pratibha Vikas Vidyalaya, Hari Nagar, New Delhi says that this step is suitable protecting in thoughts that COVID will have an effect on the present educational cycle.
“Although the system is new to make use of, we imagine that it’s for the good thing about each college students and lecturers. The entire 12 months was filled with uncertainties and surprises, however a well-planned route map will guarantee higher studying outcomes this 12 months. Since the lessons is anticipated to proceed on-line, so decreasing the syllabus and splitting it into two elements will present flexibility and a deeper understanding of the ideas.”
A scholar counselor from Mumbai, Swati Salunkhe He believes that this could have been executed in the course of the educational session 2021-22. “Students should take it as a semester-based system which is followed in colleges. As a result, the exam pattern and paper checking process will also change. Since it was announced long back, this year students and parents have got relief. Students will have a clear understanding of what they need to study for Board 1 and Board 2,” she provides.
Swati Salunkhe, Student Counselor
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Sindhura NarayanNarayan Group Managing Director says that the lively launch of Special Assessment Scheme for CBSE Class 10, 12 offers a lot wanted readability.
Sindhura Narayan, Managing Director, Narayana Group
“The provision of uploading of internal assessment marks on the CBSE portal, if done in a time bound manner, will enable early identification and rectification of discrepancies in marking by different schools. In case of students appearing for Term 1 and Term 2 exams from home, the only point of concern is the authenticity of the test results. Some form of proctoring has to be considered to ensure there is no malpractice during the exam,” she provides.
Students are additionally relieved that now they may be capable to put together higher for the doorway examination because the board examination won’t be a lot on their thoughts. 17 12 months outdated Bodhita Gautam Mishra, who will seem for the board exams in 2022, says that dividing the syllabus into two elements is a constructive route to cut back the stress of the scholars.
Bodhita Mishra, Class 12 scholar, SR Public School, Kota
“Since the first board exam, which will be conducted in November/December 2021, will have only 50 per cent Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), it will be a complete departure from the old pattern. After rationalizing the syllabus, we will be able to continue with our entrance exam preparations. Earlier, we used to revise the entire class 12 syllabus for both board and competitive exams. Now, this will give us more time to revise the syllabus of the entrance exam,” says Bodhita, who’s a scholar of SR Public School, Kota.
Ayush Pratap, a Class 12 scholar of 2020-21 batch, says the brand new scheme is significantly better than what he skilled as board aspirants amid the pandemic.
Ayush Pratap, Class 12 scholar (2021-22), GD Goenka School, Jammu
“This plan should have ideally been adopted in 2020 when the pandemic broke out in the country. Completing the curriculum is a battle for teachers, especially during the pandemic. However, the existing examination system at the end of the year promotes rote learning to a great extent. Since the colleges also follow a semester system, it will prepare the students for their upcoming academic life in a better way,” he added. Ayush is a scholar of GD Goenka School, Jammu.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
