5th and 8th class Public Exam: Supreme Court gives green signal to conduct ‘public examination’

Bengaluru: Supreme Court has given green signal to conduct public examination for class 5 and 8 students of the state. The Supreme Court has upheld the verdict given by the Karnataka High Court regarding the conduct of public examination for class 5 and 8 students and has issued an order allowing the conduct of the examination. 5th and 8th class Public Examination: Supreme Court gives green signal to conduct ‘public examination’.

An application was submitted to the Supreme Court challenging the High Court order for the board examination by the Associations of unaided private schools, and today the hearing of the appeal application was held in the Supreme Court. High Court has given green signal to conduct Class V and VIII board exams. 5. Ordered to conduct evaluation test for 8th classes. Challenging this order, associations of unaided private schools appealed to the Supreme Court.

An application was filed challenging the High Court order for the board examination for class 5 and 8, and the lawyer requested the Supreme Court to conduct an urgent hearing. The CJI had said that he would hold an inquiry on March 27. Thus, today the hearing of the application was held in the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court gave the green signal to conduct the public examination for the 5th and 8th class students of the state.

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