Amid growing confusion over the dates of the CBSE 2021, JEE Main 2021, NEET 2021 Board exams, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ recently tweeted that he announced that he will address inquiries related to these. exams on December 3.
Pokhriyal has urged students, parents, and stakeholders to post their queries or concerns with the hashtag #EducationMinisterGoesLive on Twitter.
“The Ministry of Education will launch a campaign to seek input from students, parents and teachers on how and when to take the exams next year,” the Minister of Education tweeted after a high-level review meeting.
A campaign will be launched by @eduminofindia to seek input from students, parents, and teachers on how and when to take the tests next year.
– Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (@DrRPNishank) November 26, 2020
It should be noted that the 2020-21 academic session has been severely hampered due to the lockdown imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to curb the spread of the coronavirus in India. CBSE and several other boards have already reduced their study programs, but it is still not easy for schools to finish the reduced study program on time.
Lakhs of students preparing for competitive exams like JEE Main, NEET, etc. they also have difficulty finishing the program on time. It should be noted that no reduction in the JEE Main 2021 and NEET 2021 syllabus has yet been announced.
It should be noted that CBSE has recently published new articles for students preparing for the CBSE Class 10, 12, 2021 board exams. The CBSE has not yet made any official announcement regarding the dates of the board exams, but CBSE is expected to conduct the exam on time.
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To boost student readiness, the CBSE has released a new question paper design and assessment outline for the Class 10 board exam. Those preparing for the board exams can visit the website CBSE official —cbseacademic.in, and check out the sample papers and grading scheme. In addition, sample papers have also been published for class 12 in chemistry, among other subjects.
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