‘Not prepared for offline exams’, say CBSE Class 9, 11 students

‘Not prepared for offline exams’, say CBSE Class 9, 11 students

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Updated on Jan 11, 2021 15:17 IST
CBSE students of classes 9th and 11th are not in favour of offline examinations and cite rising COVID19 cases and being prepared for the online tests after a year of online classes.

CBSE students of classes 9th and 11th are not in favour of offline examinations and cite rising COVID19 cases and being prepared for the online tests after a year of online classes.

Students of CBSE 10th and CBSE 12th have got clarity over the CBSE board examinations 2021 with the announcement of examination dates and that the examinations will be conducted offline. However, students of Class 9 and 11 students are still unsure about their final examinations. These students are majorly asking for online examinations citing rising COVID19 cases and being prepared for the online tests after a year of online classes.

In the previous year, the majority of schools had conducted the final exams for Classes 9 and 11 by the month of February or early March before the beginning of CBSE board exams. This year, as the schools have been unable to complete their syllabus due to disruption in the classes during the lockdown, many students are asking for a reduction in the exam syllabus. They are worried due to COVID19 related health risks during the offline exams.

Few students have suggested that Classes 9 and 11 exams must be held in both - online and offline mode – and students should get the option to select the mode of examination.

According to a news report, some students of Classes 9 and 11 say that it is risky to give offline exams. “Sir please understand the situation of classes 9 and 11. We don't want any offline exams. It's totally risky to go to school and take exams. Please take it online. Many are not happy with online classes but we’re managing.”

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Few states have announced dates for final examinations of Class 9 and 11. Goa will be holding final exams for both the classes from April 24, Bihar will hold Class 9 exams from March 4, and Class 11 exams from May 10. Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh will conduct exams in April. West Bengal has decided to promote students of Classes 6 to 9 without exams and reduced the state board exam syllabus for Classes 10 and 12 by 30 percent.

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Harry

5 years ago

You have to conduct exams online Because you take lecture online

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Tathagata Ghosh

5 years ago

Online class hue online exam karwa na hoga. Padhai koi mazak nahi hai online pura saal aur ab offline. Wahh.

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sai chavhan

5 years ago

Conduct online exams for class 11and 9 The cbse provided a lot of time for boards and there is no time at all for the 11 classes, so what happening in cbse and the syllabus of physics and chemistry are completed before 10 days only, on 17/02/2021.And suddenly cbse announced annual exam on st of Mar

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Darshita

5 years ago

Exactly if u guys wanted us to give offline exam ,u would have taken all exams offline, in sudden we aint prepared for offline exam,or cbse should do open book offline test..but in this it doesn't work,its not important as boarda exam ,so taking a risk for this exam is too much

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saaniya saleem

5 years ago

Hello i am saaniya from class 11. I have to convey that our exams should be conducted in online.because if the board wss willing to take offline exams then you should inform us before and provide us classes for revision.but nobody does that and at the final stage when we're asked to attend.it's not

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