Parents View On Rescheduling of Exams Due To Bandh

Parents View On Bandh Affecting Exams
We all are aware that many school and university examinations were put off on the day of Bandh i.e. on feb 20 and 21. Karnataka also went up with a complete leave for schools and colleges. But, what surprises is that State Maharashtra could keep out the bandh in order to conduct examinations in a peace environment.

Well, its surprised that the state has taken up initiatives for its students and their examination. The Maharashtra Educational Institute have finally put the strike on Hold. The HSC students are on the safer side, because the Maharashtra State Federation Of Educational Institutions has decided to provide institutions owned by its members as centres for the exam which is to start from tomorrow, i.e. from 21st February onwards. Read more about this.

 

Most of the students who were already present to the examination hall were informed about the reschedule of their examinations and sent back home. well, there were few parents who were present with their kids, who had a few conversation about the bandh affecting their child's examinations. Below are the statements what they expressed. (Parents names not revealed)

"Exams are scheduled to start on February 21 but if they are postponed then it will have an adverse effect on their performance in competitive exams. Every child has a study schedule prepared well in advance and any change will send it for a toss. Also these kind of conflicts create a bad impression about the board in top national universities."

Another parent said that shielding kids from these things is tough. "The first three days of the board exam are language papers and if even one date gets postponed, everything will have to be pushed by a week,"

The first major paper of Std XII is English, scheduled for February 23, a parent said, "Immediately after English the next paper is physics, which is major one for my son since he is trying for IIT. He is preparing according to the schedule and even the slightest change will put him off." All of them agreed that not having clear cut idea is the worst part.

Another person, whose nephew is appearing for the exam, says, "It will be better if the government tells us that exams have been postponed, so that these kids can prepare accordingly. But this is becoming like a suspense movie where the end continues to be unpredictable."

A parent says "These are the board exams we are talking about, not regular school stuff. If the government is unable to handle the pressure it will be a major embarrassment for us. Many of the students are applying to universities or national institutes and those people are following the news. So when students appear for admission interviews, they will be facing awkward questions about the board exams."

Are you too, upset with your child's exams being rescheduled. Then, share your views and the problems that you and your child is facing because of the bandh and exams being postponed.

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