PM Modi holds virtual meeting with CBSE students and parents, talks about their concerns

On Thursday, June 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly attended a virtual meeting with CBSE students and their parents. 


On Thursday, June 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly attended a virtual meeting with CBSE students and their parents. PM Modi also interacted with the students and their parents in this meeting. PM Modi addressed the concerns of the students and their parents.

 The Prime Minister attended the meeting to assure that CBSE results would be released keeping in mind the very objective criteria of students' abilities. 

 

The meeting was originally convened by CBSE to reach out to the students and parents after the decision to cancel the Class 12 board exams was announced.

 

CBSE 12th board exam canceled

 

On June 1, the Government of India announced that the Class 12 exams would not be conducted due to the outbreak of Corona. It has been said in the official statement that this decision will not be conducted this year due to Corona, the board exam will be conducted. It was also stipulated that CBSE would take the initiative to compile the results of Class 12 students in a timely manner based on well-defined objective criteria.

 

The Prime Minister said that the decision on CBSE's 12th examination has been taken in the interest of the students. Corona has affected the academic calendar and the problem of board exams has created a lot of concern among students, parents and coaches, which they believe should be addressed. He said that "the health and well-being of the students is our top priority!'

 

News is originally taken from: https://bharat.republicworld.com/india-news/general-news/pm-modi-holds-virtual-meeting-with-cbse-students-and-parents-talks-about-their-worries


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