State govt. yet to decide on conducting SSLC, PU exams
The Hindu
If they are held, virus-hit students may be able to write papers at separate centres
While the Central Board of Secondary Education has cancelled the class 10 examination across the country owing to the second wave of COVID-19, the State government is yet to decide on holding the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) and the II PU exams. Sources in the Department of Primary and Secondary Education say that they have mooted a proposal for students who have tested positive to answer the question papers at separate centres. However, this will depend on what course of action the government decides to take. S. Suresh Kumar, Primary and Secondary Education Minister, on Wednesday said: “The State government has not decided to cancel the SSLC exam along the lines of the decision made by the Central board,” he said.
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