MP Board Exam 2020: The state government has made important announcements today regarding the class 10 and class 12 examinations postponed due to lockdown under this year’s board examinations in the state of Madhya Pradesh. State Chief Minister Shivraj Singh today announced that the 10th remaining examinations will no longer be conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Board, while the remaining examinations for the Senior Secondary i.e. Class 12 will be held from 8 June 2020 next month.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh also shared information about the exams with his official Twitter handle and said that the remaining 12th exams are to be conducted by June 16, 2020.
Giving more information about cancellation of Class 10 board examination, the Chief Minister said that for the remaining papers of class 10, the students will be given numbers based on the marks of the subjects for which they have appeared in March 2020.
Explain that due to the Kovid-19 epidemic spreading across the country, the decision of the Madhya Pradesh Board to decide and cancel the remaining papers of the 10th and 12th papers was being demanded by the parents as well as the teachers. However, the state government has cancelled only the remaining papers of class 10 and the dates for the remaining exams of class 12 have been announced.
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Tuition fees only till the end of the lockdown
Not only the Chief Minister made announcements about the board examinations, but also issued instructions regarding the fees for the new academic session in the schools of the state amidst the educational activities interrupted during the Kovid-19 epidemic. According to CM’s tweet, any private school located in the state will be able to charge only tuition fees from March 19, 2020, till the end of lockdown. In addition, no fees are allowed. The Chief Minister said that cooperation from private schools of the state is expected in this hour of crisis.
