School Education Minister - +2 and 10th Standard Pubic Exams to be conducted in the easiest/simplest manner!
Posted on: 27/Jan/2021 12:13:53 PM
The Tami Nadu State Government Minister for School Education K. A. Sengottaiyan has informed that the Public Examinations for the students of the 10th Standard & +2 will be in the simplest form as eagerly expected by the students and teachers!
Republic Day was celebrated at the National Scouts Centre situated at the Chennai Beach Road yesterday (Tuesday, 26th January). The State Minister for School Education, K. A. Sengottaiyan participated as the Chief Guest and hoisted the National Flag. He distributed the certificates for|Leadership to the Training Officers.
Subsequently, the Minister had a session with the press reporters:
“Action has been initiated to a lot of Rs. 1 Crore to the National Scouts Movement. Due to the hardships created to the academic field by the raging coronavirus due to which the schools/colleges were kept closed as preventive action. 9 precious months of academic sessions have been lost and hence certain changes are to be brought about in this year’s (2020-21) Public Examinations. We have discussed with the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister in this regard about the changes to be adopted. Further, we have sought all the opinions and suggestions from the parents of the students, teachers and the academicians.
The Pubic Examinations for this year will be in the easiest/simplest form as eagerly expected by the students and the teachers. As the Legislative Assembly Elections are also scheduled, we are planni9ng on the dates for the Public Examinations. After a thorough review with the Chief Minister regarding the changes proposed for the Public Examinations this year, a detailed announcement will be released. The parents of the students desire that all the secondary and higher secondary schools must be opened. An announcement will be made shortly regarding this as well.
The schools were reopened recently after a 10 months’ break due to the raging coronavirus pandemic. Due to the heavy loss of academic sessions, the syllabus for the 10th Standard and the +2 students has been reduced by about 40%.
