Jagran Bureau, New Delhi. The doubts over the proposed examinations in July for JEE Mains and NEET, including the remaining exams of CBSE for Class X and XII, may end on Monday. Given the parental pressure and the growing transition to Corona, the Ministry of Human Resource Development has already indicated to postpone the examinations, but now it may be finalized. Anyway, the decision has to be taken by the ministry regarding the proposed CBSE examinations from July 1, as there is not much time left for the examinations.
The Supreme Court has asked the CBSE for the examinations till June 23 regarding the examinations.
It is also considered necessary for the Ministry to take a decision on the examinations on Monday, because a petition is also pending in the Supreme Court regarding the remaining examinations of CBSE for Class X and XII. In which parents have demanded not to take examinations in view of infection. In this case, the court has sought response from CBSE till June 23.
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Apart from exams, the responsibility of other options has been left to the HRD Ministry.
According to sources, in the meantime discussions have also been held with the Ministry of Health and Home Affairs. In which it is said to try other options besides exams. However, what is the alternative will be left to the Ministry of Human Resource Development. Meanwhile, the ministry is working on all the options that are possible and there should be no harm to the students. Of these, they are yet to be promoted by giving them marks on the basis of pre-board or internal assessment. Also, if someone is expected to get low marks, they will be given a chance of examination later. By joining, he can improve his points. These options are yet to be finalized.
Nishank had said – Safety of students is paramount for me due to Corona
Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank had recently raised doubts about the exams under the current conditions, in which he said that the safety of students was paramount for him. Whatever decision will be taken will be taken keeping in mind their safety.
