Students from containment zones will not be allowed to appear in SSLC. Representational image/ file
The students residing in the containment zones will not be allowed to appear in the Karnataka SSLC exams that is scheduled to be held from June 25. State Education Minister S Suresh Kumar today said, “We will not conduct SSLC examinations for students residing in containment zones. They will be instead treated as fresh candidates and will be allowed to attend the exams later. Fresh sets of hall tickets and marks cards will be issued for such candidates.”
The examinations for these students are likely to be conducted along with supplementary exams that usually take place later, the minister said.
SSLC students residing in containment zones will be considered fresh candidates for the exam later. They will not be allowed to appear for the exam scheduled to start from June 25, #Karnataka Education Minister @nimmasuresh says. @IndianExpress @ieeducation_job
— Ralph Alex Arakal (@ralpharakal) May 22, 2020
As many as 8,48,192 students have registered for the examination. For second-year PUC or class 12 only English language exam was left. It will be held on June 18, Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said on Monday.
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June 25 – Second language (English/ Kannada)
June 26 – Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Elements of Electrical Engineering -2, Engineering Graphics -2, Elements of Computer Science, Economics
June 27 – Mathematics, Sociology
June 29 – Science, Political Science, Carnatic/ Hindustani music
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July 1 – Social Science
July 2 – First Language (Kannada/ Telugu/ Hindi/ Marathi/ Tamil/ Urdu/ English/ Sanskrit)
July 3 – Third language (Hindi/ Kannada/ English/ Arabic/ Persian/ Urdu/ Sanksrit/ Konkani/ Tulu), NSQF subjects.
The exams, whenever conducted, will be held amid hygiene and security measures. Use of masks, sanitisers will be mandatory and arrangements will be made to check students through thermal scanners, Minister for Primary and Secondary Education S Suresh Kumar had informed earlier. Reportedly, 43,720 rooms in 2,879 buildings across the state have been set-up to conduct the SSLC exam.
Karnataka education minister S Suresh Kumar had last week said that the class 10 exams are likely to be held in June. He also said that students will be given ample amount of time between the announcement and date of examination to help them prepare well.
