Andhra Pradesh Board Exam Decision Expect Today
Andhra Pradesh Board Exam Decision Expect Today. The Supreme Court of India will listen the problem on Class 12 board examination cancellation through distinctive kingdom boards. The pinnacle courtroom docket cited the scenario in distinctive states, which includes Andhra Pradesh, which has to this point now no longer made any assertion at the cancellation of each Class 10 and 12 board assessments. Karnataka, on the opposite hand, has cancelled PUC 2 or Class 12 assessments however determined to head beforehand with SSLC or Class 10 assessments in a discounted format. The pinnacle courtroom docket will soak up the problem today, June 22, at 2 pm.
The recommend of the Karnataka authorities stated the kingdom authorities has cancelled the Class 12 board examination however no very last selection has been taken at the Class 10 board assessments.
Advocate Mahfooz Nazki, Andhra Pradesh’ recommend, stated that the kingdom authorities has determined to behavior the exam because the COVID-19 scenario is now better.
Earlier this month, the kingdom authorities had cancelled Karnataka 2d PUC assessments, following CBSE’s selection to scrap Class 12 board assessments. However, the SSLC assessments may be held withinside the 0.33 week of July, the kingdom authorities had announced.
“The SSLC examination can have one multi-desire query paper for mathematics, technology and social technology and one extra query paper for languages,” Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar had stated.
For the scholars of Andhra Pradesh, the kingdom authorities is organization on its stand to behavior board assessments.
“Our stand has been the equal from the beginning. We need to behavior the examinations best withinside the hobby of the scholars’ future,” Education Minister A Suresh had stated on June 17.
On June 17, the Supreme Court had issued observe to states that had been but to cancel their board assessments. Out of 28 states, six states have already carried out the board assessments, 18 states have cancelled them, however 4 states (Assam, Punjab, Tripura and Andhra Pradesh) have now no longer cancelled them as of now, the Supreme Court changed into instructed on June 17.
