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Hundreds of students who have secured admission to foreign universities could lose a year or a term if the Centre insists on holding the Class XII examinations after the Covid situation improves, their parents and teachers complained. One such parent wrote an open letter and posted on social media that her son has secured admission in a university and may end up losing his seat if he does not have a Class XII pass certificate by August 1. The parent asked why a student should be assessed on one...

They have decided to reward the students for sustained efforts, conduct during the online classes

ICSE schools prepare to start Class XI online lessons Move follows board notice cancelling class X board exams ICSE schools in the city are planning to start Class XI early after the council cancelled the Class X exams on Monday and advised schools to start “online classes for the Class XI students at the earliest”. Several schools said they were planning to start either by the end of this month ...

Search Home / West-bengal / Calcutta / ICSE, ISC exams put off till June in view of Covid surge ICSE, ISC exams put off till June in view of Covid surge Council’s options will confuse students, say teachers The ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII) exams have been deferred at least till the first week of June, the ICSE council announced on Friday. The IC...

Several schools have decided to stagger their reopening and only call to the campus the students of Classes X and XII for now. The state government has allowed schools to reopen for Classes IX to XII, but several heads said their focus was on the students preparing for the board exams who need to test their preparedness. The phased reopening will help schools space out students and not crowd the campuses at any point of time, at least two school heads said. La Martiniere for Girls, St James’ ...

A number of schools said they were ready to resume in-person instructions for half the students of a class, while the other half can continue attending online sessions from home. The principals of several schools said they would seek consent from parents before calling the children back to the campus. Schools said online classes and blended learning would have to continue for some time even for the students of Classes IX to XII. “We have to see what percentage of students will be allowed in t...