Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla on Tuesday asked the Centre to ensure vaccination of class 12 students before taking a decision on holding board exams.
The HSC class 12 exam will be held from July 1. The exam will be held as per the existing system, said education minister.
"Pahle tika, fir pariksha (first vaccination, then examination). No Examination Without Vaccination," Yadav tweeted.
As per reports, state education minister Haryana Kanwar Pal said that the state is planning to conduct the senior secondary exam from June 15 to 20.
The demand by several states, including Kerala and Delhi, to vaccinate class 12 students before conducting board exams is a pertinent point but seems to be impractical at present, several health and education experts have said.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday said holding the Class 12 board examinations in the state would not be appropriate in the wake of the present COVID-19 situation.
Goa Board Exams 2021: The Goa government has cancelled the state board examination for Class 10 students in view of the COVID-19 outbreak, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said. A decision on Goa board Class 12 exams would be taken in the next two days.
The students appeared in the exam can check the result through the websites- bse.telangana.gov.in, results.cgg.gov.in. A total of 5.21 lakh students enrolled in the class 10 exam this year
A total of 4.46 lakh (4,46,393), 98.61 per cent students secured first division, 9,024 (1.96) per cent students passed with second division and 5,676 students (1.23) per cent got third division
A total of 4.61 lakh students who have enrolled for the exam can check the result through the website- cgbse.nic.in. The result will be announced at 11 am.
CGBSE in its release stated, a total of 4.67 lakh (4,67,261) enrolled in the secondary exam this year, out of which 4,61,093 students declared pass, the result of 6,168 students could not be cleared due to discrepancies in application form
The pass percentage in class 10 is 99.93 per cent, while 99.88 per cent students cleared class 8 exam. The government schools have faired better than the private schools.
The Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar on Monday said no decision has been taken on cancelling the 10th classexamination and the second pre-university examination.
Raising concerns of the students, the India Wide Parents' Association, spearheaded by Anubha Shrivastava Sahai, wrote a letter to Prime Minister's Office on Monday. She suggested that students be assessed and evaluated via internal assessment.
Ramesh Pokhriyal told IndiaTV, "The meeting with state education secretaries is going on. If there is any decision on cancellation of exam, will inform."
The government official informed IndiaTV, "The current pandemic situtaion will not favour to conduct the class 10, 12 exams putting students' life at risk. The government is not cancelling the exams, the decision on board exams will be taken after reviewing the pandemic situations."
As per reports, the plea filed by advocate Mamta Sharma requested to assess the class 12 students on the basis of objective methodology.
The board president Suresh Kumar Soni told IndiaTV, "The board will ask schools to submit the mark sheet by June, following which the result will be announced by month-end."
Gujarat board exam were earlier scheduled to be conducted from May 10 to 25.
"SSLC Examination slated to begin from June 21 has been postponed in view of the surge in Covid-19 cases. Revised schedule will be decided after the second wave dies," Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said.
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