Rising temperatures: Annual exams for classes 1 to 5 preponed to April 7 in T.N.
The Hindu
Tamil Nadu Class 1-5 exams rescheduled to April 7-17 due to rising temperatures, Class 6-9 dates unchanged.
As the temperatures continue to rise, annual exams for Classes 1-5 in Tamil Nadu have been preponed and will begin on April 7, the School Education Department announced on Sunday (March 30, 2025).
According to a circular issued by the department, the exams will be conducted from April 7 to 17 as requested by the parents and associations due to the rising heat temperatures. However, the exam dates for Class 6-9 are likely to remain unchanged.
Earlier, the exams were scheduled from April 9 till April 21 for primary classes and from April 8 till 24 for classes 6 to 9. The exams will be conducted from 10 a.m. till 12 noon on the days scheduled, the department noted.
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