‘Cancel SSLC, II PU exams’
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All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO) has urged the State government to cancel the SSLC and II PU examinations in the wake of the second wave of COVID-19, as has been done by CBSE.In a pr
All India Democratic Students Organisation (AIDSO) has urged the State government to cancel the SSLC and II PU examinations in the wake of the second wave of COVID-19, as has been done by CBSE. In a press release here on Thursday, president of Dharwad district unit of AIDSO Mahanthesh Bilur and secretary Ranjit Dhoopad have said that AIDSO strongly condemned the government’s delay in taking a decision on the examinations that were postponed long ago. They have in the release said that the delay in taking a decision on the examinations will not only put students in a state of confusion but also a create a sort of mental pressure. Even if the government decides to hold the examinations, it will have to first conduct classes, which seemed uncertain considering the possibility of a third wave of the pandemic.
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