- All arrangements are being made by the Department of Primary Education for the safety of the students
All schools and colleges in the state were shut down in the wake of the Corona epidemic, which is now slowly beginning to subside. At that time, preparations are also being made to take exams in primary schools. The examination of students of standard 3 to 8 is starting from Monday. Amidst the Corona crisis, for the first time in the state, it is planned to conduct direct examinations of more than 50 lakh students in primary schools, with all arrangements being made by the Department of Primary Education for the safety of students. Will get.
Attendance of 70% students in rural schools
The students have suffered the most from the Corona epidemic. The school-college closure for a year in a row has had a major impact on studies. The students could not pay enough attention even though the online study was going on. The students are now happy that schools and colleges have been gradually reopened over the last few months. Enthusiasm to go to school has been seen in students in rural areas as well as in the city. At present around 70 per cent students are registered in rural schools. Students and teachers have started preparing for the exams starting from March 15.
Students of Std. 3 to 4 will write the answer in the question papers
According to the information received by the Department of Primary Education, the first semester diagnostic test will be held from March 15 to 22 in which examinations will be conducted in all government, grant aided as well as private schools. Students of Std. 3 to 4 will have to write their answers in the question papers while Std. 5 to 8 will be given a separate answer book.
Enthusiasm among students to go to school
For the first time in the Corona period, a direct examination of students is being conducted in primary schools, but it will be mandatory for all students as well as teachers to follow the Corona guidelines during the examination. Enthusiasm to go to school was seen among the students as soon as the classes of standard 6 to 8 started in the primary schools.
