Why are CBSE students demanding justice before the result? Know the whole matter in five points
Central Board of Secondary education (CBSE) results can come anytime. Meanwhile, students appearing for class 10th and class 12th are running a #JusticeForCBSEstudents2022 campaign on social media. Apart from this, students have also filed online petitions. In such a situation, the question is arising what is the reason for this anger of the students just before the results are out? What is the whole matter?
Students want to change the result-making process. There is a demand of the students that the result should be made based on better scores in both the term. To understand in simple words, the students of classes 10th and 12th have been examined in two terms. Term-1 and Term-2.
Students say that due to the corona infection, most of the online classes have been conducted for the last two years. In such a situation, studies have not been done well. Due to Corona, the system has also deteriorated a lot. In such a situation, these things should be kept in mind while preparing the result and only the good marks obtained in different subjects in both terms should be included in the result.
Student activist Himanshu Bora explains it simply. He says, “CBSE students have given exams twice as Term-1 and Term-2. Both of these have happened in different ways. Term-1 where Objective-Based. At the same time, Term-2 was subjective.
Himanshu further says, 'Now the interest of the students should be seen even during the evaluation.
Due to Corona, the situation has become much worse than before. In such a situation, evaluation should be done according to the 'best of other terms'. Meaning students should be given those marks in weightage which is more in any one term. For example if in english Term-1 got 35 marks and in Term-2 we got 20. So for the weightage in the percentage, only the number of term-1 should be added. Similarly, if you have got more marks in Term-2 in Maths then take it.'
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