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However, Education Minister Dipu Moni said a final decision would be made considering the general situation of the epidemic.
Speaking to reporters at a virtual press conference on Thursday, the minister said: “Considering who will take the SSC or HSC exams next year, we are thinking about what can be done to ensure that health risks are minimized. “.
“If the situation is favorable, we will come to that conclusion.”
The SSC exams begin on February 1 and the HSC exams begin on April 1 of each year. The government will not take the HSC test this time in the Kovid-19 epidemic. Instead, the results of the HSC and equivalent exams will be announced based on the results of the SSC and equivalent exams.
Dipu Moni said: “This time those who were supposed to give HSC but completed the entire study program and took a complete preparation. But next year, those who will take the SSC and HSC exams, their studies have been somewhat interrupted. I couldn’t take classes for eight or nine months.
“Considering your words, even if it is limited for them, if they are given time so far before the scheduled exam, they may be able to complete the prescribed syllabus. Although I am doing classes in various ways. Even then, I want to take them to the classroom, albeit on a limited basis, and eliminate problems wherever they are.
The Education Minister said: “Many people say that the habit of coming to school is disappearing. I am thinking about several issues, but the final decision must be made considering the health risks ”.
The education minister also hopes that it will be possible to take the SSC exam in February next year.
He said: “We hope the SSC exams are not delayed. If the need arises due to the situation, we will consider the interests of the students and take their health risks seriously. But I’ll try to do the test in time. “
Dipu Moni also talked about whether students will be in school for the selection test before sitting for the high school final exam.
“The question now is whether we can incorporate a limited number of educational institutions. They will take the test after some type of evaluation. We will understand what it will be, what type it will be, by understanding the situation. Once the evaluation is done, they can present themselves to a public examination “.
Fourth year students at the National University are not getting their graduation results because they have some tests left. As a result, they cannot participate in the trial of work. A journalist drew the attention of the Minister of Education to this.
In response, Dipu Moni said that there were five exams in the fourth year of the National University, and some remain. Some have suggested scoring others based on these five tests.
“But for those who are in the fourth year of a national or technical university, the situation is different. Because it is their final test, then they will enter the race. So if those exams are not evaluated correctly, then there will be problems in your work … so it will not be correct to evaluate without the exam. “
The minister said: “The situation is still what we think, they can be tested. Their number is not that great. I hope I can take the test. I urge you to be fully prepared for the exam from now on. If you take the exam later month or two, you don’t have to say, ‘I couldn’t prepare.’
When asked about the admission test for classes II to IX in schools, the Minister of Education said that a method would be chosen to determine which would be the safest considering the health risks. Discussions on this are ongoing, decisions will be reported in due course.
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