Karnataka postpones class 10 exams once again, asks students to continue with their preparations
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Kolkata: A students busy in last minute revision ahead of appearing for the West Bengal class 10th Board examinations that commenced from today, in Kolkata on Feb 18, 2020. (Photo: Kuntal Chakrabarty/IANS). Image Source: IANS News
Bengaluru, May 13 : Amid the ongoing onslaught of the pandemic, Karnataka on Thursday decided to postpone the Class 10 (Secondary School Leaving Certificate - SSLC) state board examination.
Karnataka education minister, S. Suresh Kumar said in a statement released through his office that the fresh dates for SSLC examinations will be announced only after the ongoing Covid second wave subsides.
K taka sticks to its decision to conduct Class 10 exams in June
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Karnataka Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar. Image Source: IANS News
Bengaluru, April 20 : Ending the speculation regarding the examination, Karnataka Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar, after chairing a high-level meeting here on Tuesday, said that the Class 10 (Secondary School Leaving Certificate - SSLC) board examination won t be cancelled or postponed and would be held as per already fixed schedule from June 21, 2021.
The minister appealed to all the students to keep studying. The examinations will be conducted in June and July as decided earlier. There is no change in schedule for Karnataka PUC Examinations 2021, he said.
Karnataka education minister S. Suresh Kumar on Wednesday said there was no proposal before the state government to cancel the class 10 annual examinations.This rumour took social media sites in Karnataka by storm soon after the Union .
The Karnataka government has not made any decision to cancel Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) or Class 10 final examinations held by the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB).
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SSLC results in the district was held under the joint aegis of Zilla Panchayat and the Department of Public Instruction at Sarada Vilas Centenary Hall in Krishnamurthypuram here yesterday.
Speaking after inaugurating the Seminar, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Rohini Sindhuri said that the physical classes for tenth standard has begun after a long gap of eight months from the previous academic year and the students have just got adjusted to attending schools after such a long gap. Noting that the SSLC exam that is scheduled to commence from June 21 is just three and half-months away, she said that the school heads and teachers must not waste any time in preparing the students for the exam and also on educating them on the exam method.