West Bengal 12 and 11 Class Final Exam Postponed Due to Corona Virus - WBCHSE

West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) postponed there higher secondary 12 and 11 class final examination due to Corona Virus (COVID -19).

The Department of Higher Secondary Education of the state of West Bengal has postponed the annual examination of class XII and XII to prevent the transmission of the corona virus. The Department of Higher Education of the state of West Bengal has postponed the annual examination of class XII and XII as part of the warning of corona virus infection.

At the behest of the honorable Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal state, the annual examination of class XII and XII was postponed. Hon'ble Minister of State for Education, Shri Perth Chattopadhyay, has announced yesterday that the 12th and eleventh grades (Higher Secondary) final exam will be suspended till April 15 this year. This step was taken as part of the warning of Corona virus infection.

The 12th and 11th final exam were supposed to end on March 27. The final exam was supposed to be three more days, but these two final exam were postponed to warn of a coronary virus infection. Depending on the state administration, what action will be taken on or before April 15 this year. Seeing what the state administration is warning about later, the Parliament of Higher Education will decide on a new day of postponement tests.

This year, the number of candidates for the two exams of class 12 and 11 is 19 lakh. These two classes of final exam were stopped, considering the large number of students being wary of coronary virus infection.

Mahua Das, chairperson of the Higher Education Parliament, said that alternate schedules for the two classes of 12 and 11 will be given on the parliament's website, but the question paper for the eleventh grade practical examination will be distributed among the schools from 1st to 4th April as per the previous directive. The submission of the high school project notebook remains unchanged. Must be submitted on the dates of April 6 and 7.
Education Minister Perth Chattopadhyay also said that private schools should not be kept open, all should follow the directives of the state government.