CBSE Class 12 students in this city praised the cancellation of their board exams, saying that their lives were more valuable than the test.
Nandini Goel, a Class 12 board examinee at GD Goenka Public School in Lucknow, expressed her delight by saying, “This is fantastic news. Not only am I relieved that exams have been cancelled, but I am also relieved that the virus has not spread further. The majority of students around the country will be pleased, as their mental health is at an all-time low. In recent years, many students have lost loved ones.”
“But now we’re all waiting to see how they’ll grade us and assign grades. While some students are overjoyed that they have already received offers from their preferred colleges, others are concerned about how DU can accept students. Nonetheless, I am satisfied, “Nandini, who was accepted into Christ College in Bengaluru, said this.
“My friends and their parents were relieved by the decision, as they had been concerned about the board’s indecision about the examination. I believe that calculating the grades internally is not the best choice, and that the board should look into other ways for evaluating students, “Abhinav Baranwal, a Study Hall student, agreed.
Sarvesh Goel, chairman of the GD Goenka Public School in Lucknow, said, “We applaud the government’s initiative. This would relieve students of the stress of having to participate in board exams, as well as all those who may have been involved in the examination process. The results will be released soon, allowing students to begin planning for admissions in India and abroad.”
However, the cancellation of the test has not pleased all school principals and administrators. Meenakshi Bahadur, principal of Study Hall, for example, said, “I was dissatisfied. The situation was improving, and the number of Covid-19 cases would have decreased in another month. In June, there was no rush to make the announcement.”
For others, it may have been a blessing in disguise, but the majority of the students had studied thoroughly. However, the cancellation of CBSE Board exams has caused some disappointment and dissatisfaction,” said Lokesh Singh, the school’s manager.
Nandini Goel, a Class 12 board examinee at GD Goenka Public School in Lucknow, expressed her delight by saying, “This is fantastic news. Not only am I relieved that exams have been cancelled, but I am also relieved that the virus has not spread further. The majority of students around the country will be pleased, as their mental health is at an all-time low. In recent years, many students have lost loved ones.”
“But now we’re all waiting to see how they’ll grade us and assign grades. While some students are overjoyed that they have already received offers from their preferred colleges, others are concerned about how DU can accept students. Nonetheless, I am satisfied, “Nandini, who was accepted into Christ College in Bengaluru, said this.
“My friends and their parents were relieved by the decision, as they had been concerned about the board’s indecision about the examination. I believe that calculating the grades internally is not the best choice, and that the board should look into other ways for evaluating students, “Abhinav Baranwal, a Study Hall student, agreed.
Sarvesh Goel, chairman of the GD Goenka Public School in Lucknow, said, “We applaud the government’s initiative. This would relieve students of the stress of having to participate in board exams, as well as all those who may have been involved in the examination process. The results will be released soon, allowing students to begin planning for admissions in India and abroad.”
However, the cancellation of the test has not pleased all school principals and administrators. Meenakshi Bahadur, principal of Study Hall, for example, said, “I was dissatisfied. The situation was improving, and the number of Covid-19 cases would have decreased in another month. In June, there was no rush to make the announcement.”
For others, it may have been a blessing in disguise, but the majority of the students had studied thoroughly. However, the cancellation of CBSE Board exams has caused some disappointment and dissatisfaction,” said Lokesh Singh, the school’s manager.
