Karnataka: class 5, 8, 9 and 11 Board Exam Cancelled
A single member bench of the High Court has cancelled the circular issued by the government for conducting board exams for classes 5, 8, 9 and 11.
Karnataka: A single member bench of the High Court has cancelled the circular issued by the government for conducting board exams for classes 5, 8, 9 and 11. The order was issued by Justice Ravi Hosmanaja and it is a setback for the government.
In December 2023, the RUPSA organization had moved the court challenging the circulars issued by the state government. The High Court heard the argument and ordered the cancellation of the government circular. Advocate Sudarshan argued for the petitioner.
RUPSA-aided private schools organisation had argued in court that the state government’s order was against the norms of continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE). After hearing the arguments, the court ruled in favor of RUPSA. The board exams of classes 5, 8, 9 have been cancelled.
The exams are going to start from next week and this order of the High Court has caused confusion among the education department officials. Lokesh Talikatte, president of the Karnataka Federation of RUPSA Aided Private Schools, welcomed the High Court order. And he said the state government’s order violated the CCE norms followed by the educational institutions.
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Karnataka Government has announced to conduct three board exams for SSLC and Secondary PUC students to ensure that students score well. It said that the best results will be considered for the mark sheet. But this is being opposed.
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Karnataka is facing a drought situation in 2023-24 due to lack of rain in the monsoon season. The government has already announced drought-affected taluks. In drought-prone taluks, mid-day meals are provided to government school children even during summer vacations.
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