NO INTERNAL CHOICES IN CBSE CLASS 12 ENGLISH EXAM 2019; STUDENTS DEMAND GRACE MARKS FOR ERRORS

Overall, the English question paper was balanced. However, question number 11 and 12 did not have internal choices.

On Saturday, the Central Board of Secondary Education Conducted the exam of English Core for class 12 students. Overall, the paper was balanced. However, some of the students faced difficulty. In the English question paper, there were no internal questions options in the novel portion. Usually, the board provides the internal choices in the six marks questions but this year, the students did not get so. The students and their parents got struck. Now the students of class 12, as well as their parents, are demanding for the grace marks.

Usually, the CBSE Board provides two options in the novels named The invisible man by HG Wells and Silas Marner by George Eliot. As per the examination pattern, the schools need to choose any one of them. So, the candidates read only one novel in class 11 and 12 both. Also, they read only the questions from one novel. But the students got the questions from only one novel. So, the candidates who read the same book did not face any difficulty while the rest of the students were not at all happy because they had to leave these questions. They faced the loss of 6 marks without any mistake of them.

Now, the students are demanding grace marks to the board. However, there is no official announcement available from the board’s side. Soon, it is expected that the CBSE Board will take the appropriate action.

According to the students, the question paper did not have the options in 6 marks questions. Otherwise, the paper was fine.

The error on the question paper was regional. The Delhi region did not have such an issue. But the regions such as Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal and Jammu, and Kashmir are affected by the mistake.

This year, around 12,23,29 registered for class 12 examinations. The board is conducting the exams at 4,940 centres.

On January 11, 2019, the board released a notification. As per the notice, the exams which were scheduled on March 28 and April 02, 2019 get postponed. So, now, the exams of Informatics Practices and Computer Science will be held on April April 02, 2019. Also, the exams of Philosophy, Entrepreneurship, Human Rights and Gender Studies, Theatre Studies, and Library & Info Science will be conducted on April 04, 2019.

The exams of class 12 began on February 15, 2019. The last date of the exams is April 04, 2019. The exams are being conducted in the morning shift. So, the timings are from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.

Class 10 exams started from February 21 and will end on March 29, 2019. The last exam is of Social Science. The timings are the same i.e. 10:30 am.

9 TIPS BY CBSE CHIEF FOR BOARDS: ‘FACE’ BOOKS, ‘INSTA’ STUDIES

The CBSE board exams of class 12th and 10th exams are around the corner. Wishing good luck to students appearing for the exams, Anita Karwal, CBSE Chief sent across her advice to students in the tech lingo they are familiar with.  

Here are the 9 advices she stressed on to hit your tech-savvy mind and relax your ‘overloaded’ brains.

• Face your books and ‘insta’ your studies. After all, it must be ‘Studentunstoppable’ 
• Schooling years are the best years for scholarship and education because students’ ‘hard disc’ space is the most receptive in these years. 
• Let your mind’s ‘web browser’ loose and ‘download’ several life competencies and life skills.
• There are ‘messengers’ (mentors) to help you identify the ‘spams’.
• Ensure the ‘bandwidth’ of learning is fast and vast. 

• Don’t forget you have multiple options such as ‘autocorrect’, ‘backspace’, ‘pause’, ‘shift’ or ‘delete’ to add value to education.
• ‘Firewall’ all distractions for the time being and let fun and games go to the ‘random access memory’.
• Exams are like ‘Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) of your lives that are meant to help you locate the real possibilities and resources that lie within you by optimizing your knowledge ‘search engine.’
• In the future, you will not even remember the marks you get now but let the days you spend working hard for exams be ‘router’ for a fulfilling life.

All the very best for board exams! 

CBSE BOARD EXAM 2019: EXAMS FROM FEBRUARY 15

CBSE 10th 12th Board Exam 2019 would start from next week. Roughly 28 lakh students are expected to appear for the board examination this year. Check the new rules that students need to know.

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CBSE Board Exam 2019: New rules that students must know  | CBSE Board Examination 2019 would commence from February 15, 2019. Approximately 28 lakh candidates are expected to appear in the CBSE 10th and 12th Board Examination 2019 this year. Ahead of the examination, CBSE has released important instructions on cbse.nic.in to schools and parents, informing them about changed rules for the examination. Check the important instructions for CBSE Board Exams 2019 below.

Though nominal, the changes have been implemented to check unfair means. Apart from these changes, the board has also instituted a three-tier security check to ensure no instance of paper leaks. On ethical grounds, the details of the security measures installed by CBSE are not being discussed in detail. However, information regarding the changes in the rules that have a direct impact on students is provided below.

CBSE 10th 12th Board Examination 2019: New rules that you need to know

School Uniform made mandatory for regular candidates along with school admit cards

The board has strictly advised the schools to instruct their students regarding the same. Students may be denied admission to the examination centre in case a regular student chooses not to wear the school uniform.

Parent Signature of CBSE Board Admit Card 2019

Please note that apart from student and Principal’s signature, this year CBSE has also included a column for Parent Signature in the CBSE Board Exam 2019 Admit Cards. Students must ensure that their CBSE Board Admit Cards are properly signed by all required. A student with unsigned admits card would not be allowed to enter the examination centre.

No entry after 10 am

The gates of the examination centres have been instructed to close at 10 am and no students, under any circumstances, would be permitted to enter the examination centre after that time. All the students and their parents are hence advised to ensure that they reach the centres on time.

List of things allowed and not allowed

Students can carry their pens and basic stationery in a transparent pouch. Apart from these, students are allowed to carry only their school identity cards and CBSE Board Exam Admit Cards. Please ensure that the CBSE admit cards are duly signed and stamped. Diabetic students are allowed to carry a snack in a clean wrap. No written material, wallets, mobile phones or smartwatches are allowed inside the examination hall.