Bengaluru: ‘PU, SSLC examinations not postponed’, says education minister


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Mar 21: State education minister Suresh Kumar, clarified on Friday, March 20, that second PU annual examination will be held on dates already specified and none of the examinations have been postponed.

The minister came out with this clarification, in view of the fact that various rumours making the rounds in the social media have been spreading false information that dates of examinations have been postponed. He stated that neither the government nor the PU education department have taken a decision on postponing examinations. He also requested the parents and the students not to pay heed to such rumours.

Sources in the education department said that neither the government nor Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board have taken any decision to postpone or alter dates of SSLC examinations. Therefore, they advised the students neither to have confusion on the issue nor be apprehensive.

 

  

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  • Kavitasalanke, Chickballapur

    Sun, Mar 22 2020

    Plse sir life is more important than marks. Please take the decision for the safe of the youths

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  • Swapan, Bengaluru

    Sun, Mar 22 2020

    It's not good time to pointing to the govt system. They are well aware of the present scenario and can take a suitable steps on this. At present moment, I request all to be indoor and keep confidence on the system.

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  • Vinod sadavarkar, Belgaum morab

    Sun, Mar 22 2020

    Please postpond SSLC exam because students request

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  • Harish, Bangalore

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Students Safety Please Postpone SSLC exam.They are our future

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  • Gopakumar, Bangalore

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    I request don't postpone sslc examination.

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  • mohan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Conduct the exams as early as possible..... not to be postponed.... virus is spreading fast ... after spreading virus all thr places and conducting exams us harmful.. pl do not delay the exams. .

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Is our Education Minister uneducated?

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  • Neeta, Mudarangady

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Children are the lifeline of the country. What is needed a strong healthy future generation. Exams scheduled earlier could be held later since kids could be more vulnerable and at this time risking other members too. Education Board have to be more sensible in their approach and be transparent on the decisions.

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  • Vrinda, Mysore

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Are sslc exempted from getting infected from corona......then why is there a confusion in postponing exams? Try to come to a serious and stern decision regarding the sslc exams. Please....... We are worried ........when holidays are declared for universities also, then why not postpone sslc exams?

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  • Anjana, Bangalore

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    Respected Sir,
    This is regarding my son who will be appearing his SSLC examinations this year2020. My Son has undergone multiple surgeries few years back due to his physical deformities, I m worried about my son's health due to spreading Corona virus.
    I request to pls postpone SSLC exams until the control of this virus.


    Thank you

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 21 2020

    No U-Turn Please ...

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