Jaipur: The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) will conduct it board exam Following the COVID-19 guidelines from March 3 for classes 10 and 12.
In a meeting of the High Level Examination Committee chaired by Education Minister BD Kalla on Monday, it was decided whether the board examinations will be conducted this year, putting an end to the speculation. covid Cases Over 20 lakh students are expected to take the exam across a total of 6,074 centres. Some 2,874 home guards and around 830 police units will be deployed for the successful and safe conduct of the examination. Around 300 centers including 60 answer sheet collection/distribution centers and sensitive/hypersensitive examination centers will be monitored by CCTV.
To ensure physical distance at all centers, the number of students will be reduced and arrangements for masks and sanitizers will be made.
Strict action will be taken against the copying candidates. The minister also said that practical examinations for class 12 starting from January 17 this month will be conducted as prescribed and only local teachers will be appointed as supervisors. Pawan Kumar Goel, Additional Chief Secretary, Education Department said that all the officers of the department will make every effort to conduct the examination in a time bound, safe and fair manner in coordination with all the concerned departments.
Board of Secondary Education Chairman DP Jaroli said that like 2020, this year also the board is fully prepared to conduct the examinations successfully. news network
In a meeting of the High Level Examination Committee chaired by Education Minister BD Kalla on Monday, it was decided whether the board examinations will be conducted this year, putting an end to the speculation. covid Cases Over 20 lakh students are expected to take the exam across a total of 6,074 centres. Some 2,874 home guards and around 830 police units will be deployed for the successful and safe conduct of the examination. Around 300 centers including 60 answer sheet collection/distribution centers and sensitive/hypersensitive examination centers will be monitored by CCTV.
To ensure physical distance at all centers, the number of students will be reduced and arrangements for masks and sanitizers will be made.
Strict action will be taken against the copying candidates. The minister also said that practical examinations for class 12 starting from January 17 this month will be conducted as prescribed and only local teachers will be appointed as supervisors. Pawan Kumar Goel, Additional Chief Secretary, Education Department said that all the officers of the department will make every effort to conduct the examination in a time bound, safe and fair manner in coordination with all the concerned departments.
Board of Secondary Education Chairman DP Jaroli said that like 2020, this year also the board is fully prepared to conduct the examinations successfully. news network
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