On Tuesday, Lok Sabha member MK Premchandran claimed that the Maths and English papers of the CBSE class 12 board exams were very tough since the questions were lengthy and out of the syllabus. He urged the education ministry to do the evaluation process for the two papers “liberal” considering the students’ interest who appeared for the exams.
According to the research done by the Prittle Prattle official, raising the issue during the critical hour, the Revolutionary Socialist Party leader from Kerala claimed that thousands of students are depressed after attempting the Maths and English examinations conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on December 6 and December 3 respectively.
As per the source, the class 12 board examination conducted for maths on December 6 was challenging for the students and even highly lengthy and out of the syllabus. Students are totally depressed and mentally down because it may affect their prospects also. Similarly, the CBSE Class 12 board examination for English, conducted on December 3, was also very tough and out of the syllabus. “It is creating havoc among students.” At the same time, the RSP MP said, papers in the class 12 board examinations conducted by the state and the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination were “elementary.”
Since Class 12 board examination results are significant for students for higher education, he urged the ministry of education to kindly address the genuine grievance of students by making the evaluation process for the Maths and English papers of the CBSE board exams very liberal.
The liberal evaluation will help students keep themselves accessible, and they would not face much depression and stress. They could learn more at a later stage without having exam stress. They will get time to think about their career and choose it decisively. Class 12 board exam results are essential for students’ future use. They will need it for all their future tests and job.
This news was curated by Prittle Prattle News with the help of information provided by PTI.
