The Minister is likely to discuss the upcoming CBSE Board Exams 2021 for CBSE 10th and CBSE 12th, and details regarding its mode of conduct, schedule and address the queries raised by both students and teachers on the social media.
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank will be interacting with teachers today at 4 pm during a live discussion via Twitter. The Minister is likely to discuss the upcoming CBSE Board Exams 2021 for CBSE 10th and CBSE 12th, and details regarding its mode of conduct, schedule and address the queries raised by both students and teachers on the social media. The Minister has urged the teachers from across the country to join the webinar and share their queries using #EducationMinistergoeslive.
In a video released by the Education Minister he lauded teachers for going beyond their call of duty to teach students during the pandemic and asked the CBSE Boards examination 2021 students how to conduct exams if the situation normalises.
The Education Minister had posted about the live interaction on his Twitter handle, “Teachers, please mark your calendars! I will be going live on my Twitter/Facebook tomorrow at 4 PM to address your queries related to board exams. Ask your fellow teachers to join in too!”.
Teachers have been asking to do away with CBSE practical examinations as no physical sessions were taking place throughout the year due to COVID-19 curbs. Instead, they have advised the government to allow scoring the students based upon internal assessment and written assignments.
A teacher from Odisha had tweeted that, “I am a teacher in Kendriya Vidyalaya School, Odisha. I suggest cancelling the CBSE Board Exams this year because schools have been closed for last 9 months and it is very difficult to teach online due to poor network connectivity”.
Another Twitter user named Madhuri Srivastava said, “Good Morning Respected sir my opinion for CBSE Board exam . Sir please postpone the board exam. Because online study is GOOD for those cities where teachers and students both are very well known to use the technology for study.”
Earlier, the live interaction with teachers was earlier scheduled to be conducted on December 17. However, the webinar was later postponed after considering the "overwhelming response".
On December 10, the Education Minister during a live interaction discussed about the upcoming entrance and board exams including JEE Main 2021 and NEET 2021.
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