Multiple choice questions for II PU exam suggested
The Hindu
The Dakshina Kannada District Pre University Principals Association has urged Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar to hold II Pre University examination by providing multiple choic
The Dakshina Kannada District Pre University Principals Association has urged Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar to hold II Pre University examination by providing multiple choice questions of 50 marks for each subject and make students answer it in OMR (optical mark recognition) sheets. Association president Umesh Karkera said that multiple choice questions will lessen the burden on students, whose preparations have been affected because of improper online and offline classes due to the pandemic. The examinations can be held by using OMR sheets, at the gram panchayat level for students and this will help prevent students and invigilators from travelling long distances to reach examination centres. These sheets can be evaluated by scanning and also prevent teachers from travel long distances for evaluation.
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