AHMEDABAD: Come 2019, magnificence 10 and 12 science students should bid good-bye to the extremely scoring OMR (Optical Mark Reader) paper price 50 marks.
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has submitted a suggestion to the state education department to adopt the National Council of Education, Research and Training (NCERT) syllabus and the central board's examination pattern in each SSC and HSC exams.
Education minister Bhupendra Chudasama stated: "The government is actively considering the GSHSEB's proposal to accept the NCERT exam pattern followed by the central board. The decision will be finalized soon." Sources in state education department stated that NCERT syllabus has been followed at school nine and 11in current instructional yr and the same can be introduced at school 10 and 12 from 2019.
Move to CBSE pattern induced by mass dishonest in OMR papers
Highly placed assets in state education department stated that NCERT syllabus has been followed at school nine and 11 in current instructional yr and the same can be introduced at school 10 and 12 from 2019.
"Following this, state will discontinue the state's boards exam pattern of 50 marks OMR paper with multiple choice questions and 50 marks descriptive paper. Instead, the class 10 and 12 science students will be administered question paper following CBSE pattern which is descriptive in nature," the supply just about the advance stated.
The GSHSEB officials admitted that the trigger to adopt CBSE examination pattern has come from large scale proceedings of mass copying especially in the OMR papers at school 10. This yr, 450 cases of mass copying had been registered where students had scored 45-50 marks in OMR paper however slightly ready to scrape as much as 5 marks in descriptive paper.
In 2017 and 2016, these numbers had been 650 and 553 respectively.
Board officials stated that the transfer is not more likely to adversely have an effect on the state board students. "GSHSEB mandated students to pass in both internal and external exams. In CBSE pattern, the weightage of board exams and internal exams of school is 80 marks and 20 marks respectively. If the student has got good internal scores, it will easy to clear the exams," stated a top supply.
The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has submitted a suggestion to the state education department to adopt the National Council of Education, Research and Training (NCERT) syllabus and the central board's examination pattern in each SSC and HSC exams.
Education minister Bhupendra Chudasama stated: "The government is actively considering the GSHSEB's proposal to accept the NCERT exam pattern followed by the central board. The decision will be finalized soon." Sources in state education department stated that NCERT syllabus has been followed at school nine and 11in current instructional yr and the same can be introduced at school 10 and 12 from 2019.
Move to CBSE pattern induced by mass dishonest in OMR papers
Highly placed assets in state education department stated that NCERT syllabus has been followed at school nine and 11 in current instructional yr and the same can be introduced at school 10 and 12 from 2019.
"Following this, state will discontinue the state's boards exam pattern of 50 marks OMR paper with multiple choice questions and 50 marks descriptive paper. Instead, the class 10 and 12 science students will be administered question paper following CBSE pattern which is descriptive in nature," the supply just about the advance stated.
The GSHSEB officials admitted that the trigger to adopt CBSE examination pattern has come from large scale proceedings of mass copying especially in the OMR papers at school 10. This yr, 450 cases of mass copying had been registered where students had scored 45-50 marks in OMR paper however slightly ready to scrape as much as 5 marks in descriptive paper.
In 2017 and 2016, these numbers had been 650 and 553 respectively.
Board officials stated that the transfer is not more likely to adversely have an effect on the state board students. "GSHSEB mandated students to pass in both internal and external exams. In CBSE pattern, the weightage of board exams and internal exams of school is 80 marks and 20 marks respectively. If the student has got good internal scores, it will easy to clear the exams," stated a top supply.
End of OMR for classes 10 and 12 from next year
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