'Experiment in education': Students react to CBSE’s plan of one board exam from next year
Vagisha Kaushik | April 15, 2022 | 05:19 PM IST | 2 mins read
CBSE is likely to do away with two-term in board exams from the next academic year as COVID-19 pandemic situation improves.
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Attempt NowNEW DELHI: Students are unhappy and disappointed with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)’s plan to conduct board exams only once a year from the next academic session. While some called it an “experiment” of the board, others asked CBSE to rather focus on term 2 board exams 2022 urging for the exam pattern in term 2 similar to term 1.
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Some students demanded multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in CBSE term 2 board exams and said, “Instead of Thinking and planning for next year. CBSE should understand the issues #Students are facing!”
A Twitter user said, “India has once again started reporting surge in covid 19 cases in that case irresponsible to hold CBSE board exams. Students lives matters.”
India has once again started reporting surge in covid 19 cases in that case irresponsible to hold CBSE board exams. Students lives matters. #cancelboardexam2022 #CBSE #COVID19 #PMOIndia
— Arpita oberoi (@oberoi_arpita) April 14, 2022
A student tweeted, “Well, there are experiments in #education and education in experiments. And we all know the guinea pigs.”
Well, there are experiments in #education and education in experiments. And we all know the guinea pigs. #CBSE #CUET #NEP
— Yudhajit (@yudhajit) April 15, 2022
Another student said in a tweet, “we're the only 10th batch writing 2 terms of boards...? 2021-22 is the most experimented batch of all times- #CBSE”
we're the only 10th batch writing 2 terms of boards...? 2021-22 is the most experimented batch of all times- #CBSE
— The Comfort Bot ⁷ ? (@VkookHearteuwu) April 15, 2022
Another Twitter user said, “Congratulations batch 2022-23 you are lucky. CBSE had enmity with our batch only.”
Congratulations ? batch 2022-23 you are lucky
— Ayushi mishra (@Ayushim70841987) April 15, 2022
CBSE walo ki bas hamare batch se hi dushmani thi #CBSE https://t.co/0NS1eQviDW
On the contrary, a student wrote “And as the norms go, ICSE will also do the same.. Its actually good to return to this single board exam system , coz this year's board results have been a massacre.”
And as the norms go , ICSE will also do the same.. Its actually good to return to this single board exam system , coz this year's board results have been a massacre. #ICSE #ISC #CBSE #boardexams2022 https://t.co/mWCpP42XZC
— Sagnik Pramanik (@pantheist__05) April 15, 2022
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