CBSE class 10, 12 pending exams: Manish Sisodia ask HRD Minister to promote students based on internal exam

29 April, 2020 | newsx bureau

CBSE class 10, 12 pending exams: Manish Sisodia ask HRD Minister to promote students based on internal exam National

CBSE class 10, 12 pending exams: Delhi education minister Manish Sisodia in a meeting with the Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal asked to promote class X and XII students of the CBSE on the basi...

CBSE class 10, 12 pending exams: Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday requested the Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ that class X and XII students of the CBSE should be promoted on the basis of internal exams only as conducting exams is not possible in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.

“The entire syllabus for the next academic year should be curtailed by 30 per cent. The JEE and NEET exams should also be held on the basis of the curtailed syllabus,” Sisodia further said. He also said that his government wants MHRD’s assistance to get Doordarshan and AIR FM airtime for the live broadcasting of classes by Delhi government teachers.

Meanwhile, in a bid to provide information on all the COVID-19 related initiatives and updates in a seamless manner, the Delhi government today launched the delhifightscorona.in website.

The website will now offer a single-window to everyone wishing to access COVID-19 related information of the National Capital. This website has 5 broad sections which include Containment Zones, Testing Facilities, Key locations, e-pass, press release and FAQs. 

Reports said, that shoon the center will announce Rs 14,750 crore to the state governments to boost the education sector. Including Rs 6,200 crore unused fund from the previous year. On Tuesday, the state governments and the center decided to provide meals to over 100 million students as a mid-day meal during summer vacation, focusing more on rural India.

The decision will be taken into effect with an aim to support rural families who are currently bearing the brunt of coronavirus pandemic. However, the schools are shut down, so the cooking cost and grocery will be distributed among each student.