There is a crucial disclaimer, even if this suggestion could help pupils who are having trouble in these areas. On their mark sheets, those who get a minimal passing grade will be marked as "passed," but a separate notation will make it clear that they are not permitted to continue their education in science or math.
Rahul Rekhawar, the director of the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), claims that the school education department has already accepted the revised curriculum framework, which includes this modification. Its goal is to prevent children from failing the class 10 exams because they struggle with science and math. According to Rekhawar, "the change is intended to ensure that students are not unfairly pushed out of the system." To pass these topics and receive a new mark sheet, he said, students might still choose to take the main test and supplemental examinations the following year. He clarified, "This is just an extra feature we are adding to the current system."
The suggestion has been well embraced by educators and school instructors, who feel that kids have been greatly affected and under a lot of stress due to the long-standing concern around mathematics. While there would be a comment on the grade report, kids in Class 10 won't face any obstacles or be forced to leave out, according to Mahendra Ganpule, the former leader of the maharashtra school Principals' Association.
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