Class 12 General Exam canceled in Tamil Nadu ... Students in Kushi ....!

Chief Minister MK Stalin has announced that the Plus 2 general exam in Tamil Nadu will be canceled.

He said tens of thousands of civilians across the country had been affected by the second wave of the corona epidemic. The Government of Tamil Nadu has taken all possible measures to protect the people from this menace on a wartime basis and has been successful in doing so. In this context, the Government of Tamil Nadu, which is very concerned about the education and safety of the students who will be appearing for the Class XII General Examinations, is taking appropriate steps in consultation with various parties regarding the General Examinations.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, the Union Government has already canceled this year's general examination for Class XII students through the Central Board of Secondary Education.

Various states have canceled their respective state Class XII general examinations for the same reason. The Minister of School Education, led by the Minister of School Education, has been paying close attention to the conduct of the general examinations for the last three days, beginning at the school level and at the district and state levels, including students, parents, teachers, teachers' unions, academics, legislators from various political parties, journalists, public health and psychologists Were heard. Despite the support and opposition of various parties to the conduct of the general examination, all parties are adamant that the physical and mental well-being of the students should be safeguarded.

The second wave of corona epidemic is still raging in various parts of the state, with a third wave likely to follow, medical experts said. Experts have also advised that under current rules, only those over the age of 18 can be vaccinated, so drawing underage, under-vaccinated students to the exam at the same time can increase the risk of infection. Although the Government is adamant on the principle that only Class XII General Examinations conducted under the State Education Program should be considered as eligible for higher education opportunities, the Class XII General Examination should be conducted on the basis of suggestions received from various quarters, as doctors feel that further postponement of the examination will psychologically affect the students. The year is canceled.

In this situation, a committee consisting of the Principal Secretary of the School Education Department, the Secretary of the Department of Higher Education, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Chennai and the headmasters of the school will be formed to decide how to give marks to the students. The committee will study how to give marks to students and submit a report to the government soon. Twelfth grade students will be given a final exam score based on the report submitted by the committee. Admission to all higher education institutions in Tamil Nadu will take place only with the marks so awarded. The Government of Tamil Nadu considers it inappropriate to conduct entrance examinations such as 'Need' at the All India level as the general examinations in Tamil Nadu have been canceled altogether due to the epidemic. I have written.

Although this decision was taken only in view of the physical and mental well-being of the students during the Corona epidemic, the Government of Tamil Nadu will ensure that higher education enrollment is not affected in any way on the basis of the state curriculum. Thus it is mentioned.