SSLC exam from June 25 to July 4, pending second PU exam on June 18


Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru (AM)

Bengaluru, May 18: The dates for the Karnataka SSLC exams and the pending second PU exam were declared on Monday, May 18.

Minister for primary and secondary education Suresh Kumar said that SSLC exams will be held from June 25 to July 4 while the pending second PU English subject exam will be held on June 18.

He said, “There will be a day’s gap between English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science exams. The exams will be completed in 10 days altogether. 

"We will use additional rooms due to the changed situation because of coronavirus pandemic. We will make use of 43,720 classrooms in 2,879 examination centres all over the state. We will take suggestion from health officers and make arrangements for safe social distance between students in the examination hall. All the examination halls will be sanitized and all students will have to wear face mask compulsorily.

"We are also thinking over on when to start LKG, UKG and primary classes. We have instructed school managements not to increase the fee this year. In addition, the government has also instructed administrative committees to reduce fee if possible. Already online classes are being held for college students,” he said.

SSLC exam, that will be taken by around 8.5 lac students across the state was, was scheduled to be held on March 27 but postponed owing to the lockdown. Also, one second PU exam was pending when lockdown was enforced across the country. 

Meanwhile, the union government has extended the lockdown till May 31 and has ordered not to open any schools or colleges for the time being.

 

 

 

  

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  • AD, Mangalore

    Tue, May 19 2020

    I don't think children will loose much even if they loose a year. I propose all exams and admissions to be put off to next academic year. The present situation itself has given very big life lessons to all of us and the children are not going to forget soon. So lets all be patient in opening up.

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  • Mubarak Pasha J, Bangalore

    Tue, May 19 2020

    It's a good decision to have sslc exams the students vl learn to face d challenge n no one can call them corona pass..... suresh sir plzz think n announce about RTE admissions also many middle class parents are waiting....

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  • Mr Kamath, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    See incident in hyderabad engagment was done and 15 tested positive they had all worn masks what happend ? When students meet for their last exam they will be meeting all their friends after a long time you think they will maintain social distance second puc students might even party in some houses as last exam when none of the countries taking so much risk why are you trying to act like captain india sir plss

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  • Mr Kamath, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    See incident in hyderabad engagment was done and 15 tested positive they had all worn masks what happend ? When students meet for their last exam they will be meeting all their friends after a long time you think they will maintain social distance second puc students might even party in some houses as last exam when none of the countries taking so much risk why are you trying to act like captain india sir plss

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  • Alwin, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Sir she your face on mirror and do not make innocent children life miserable.They have many more tests to face don't make SSLC final.whether curfew and 244 section withdrawn

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  • Norbert Philip Mendonca, Dubai

    Mon, May 18 2020

    20 people for funerals and 50 for weddings. How can they allow more than 400 children to gather at the exam centre? Who's going to take responsibility of childrens safety and health? Exams are more important than lives of these children? I don't think this is a wise idea. Decision makers need to take advice from all sources.

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  • Rocky, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Sir right now students are safe at home let this COVID 19 come under control then you can think of this exam and all why you are putting students under risk itz not right

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  • Mahesh rao, Bangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Suresh sir bec of the delay in exams children are tired and worried abt their future. As per the predictions the corona will not going to decrease instead it will increase in the future. So why cant you cancel the exams and give the results according to their earlier performance.

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  • Alwin, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    The students are minor and in students mode. During minister time exam was conducted 3 1/2 days continuously. Now minister very much about exam but what about life security of the innocent children.Any measures for transportation and cutting of time and paper.why not exam be conducted at their residence or giving them assignment instead of exam to save children

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Suresh sir..... Jun 25 based on what? Incase Corona increase what shad we fo? Too early to declare.

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  • Raj, Karkala

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Need 1 Month of preparation before the exam.

    - Find the exam center
    - Allocate staff
    - Print Question papaer
    - Answer paper logistics
    - Water, Sanitizer, Mask
    - Infrastructure of Desks in Schools
    - Cleaning up & preparing schools before the exams.

    Virus is going to be there forever. We have to learn to live with it.

    Otherwise, tell me How to stop the virus? We cannot be in Lockdown forever.
    People have to travel to Bangalore or Mumbai for business or personal needs.

    Only Option Follow Ayush Ministry Guidelines & improve Immunity in the body.

    Eleders & people with existing conditions, should avoid people who go out of house for jobs - like young people.

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  • Love, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    I dont think they can conduct the exam next month,the situation is going get far worse as the lockdown is relaxed.

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  • Humble, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Elders no problem they can take care of maintain social distance all precautions but we have worry only one what about children's open school what can they do the small kids how can they maintain social distance even other precautions

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  • Mr Kamath, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Actually dont worry this is just acting like kerala govt. Kerala govt had decided to conduct exams and dates were published yesterday or today they cancelled it cause corona isnt backong down hope our ministers use their brains later and postpone the exams again

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  • Ziyan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Cannot attend marriages but allowed for exams.
    I mean they can write it later when the condition is good

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  • Mohammed, Bangalore

    Tue, May 19 2020

    Exams are exams and it should be done today or tomorrow we can take precautions and complete the exams this children's are not kids who cannot understand the situation

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  • Roman, Udupi

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Well I guess the children's lives don't matter anymore... Why couldn't they just cancel the english exam for 2nd PU students. Simply a burden for them and their parents.

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  • Suresh, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    I definitely agree with you roman. The government really needs to analyse the situation and conduct the exams later when the situation gets better.

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  • Madhava Krishnan, Mangalore/New Delhi

    Mon, May 18 2020

    I bet Suresh wont allow students.

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  • Humble, Mangalore

    Mon, May 18 2020

    Exam starts no big issue but schools open is the big issue how they small children follow precaution and social distance it's deeply thinking matters already parents are worried about it's

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