Under the new rules issued by the Ministry of Education, now students of class 5th and 8th can be failed for failing in the annual examination. After this, they will be given a chance to re-examine within two months. If he is not successful in this examination also, he will not be promoted to the next class. This new provision is a change from the previously implemented system, where students till class 8 were promoted to the next class without examination.
Actually, from the year 2010-2011, the board examinations of class 5th and 8th were abolished, due to which the students were sent to the next class. Even if he has not succeeded in the examination. Due to this system the standard of school education continued to decline. Due to which the results of 10th and 12th board exams also started getting worse.
When will it be implemented?
With the new change, state governments will now get the right to conduct board exams in classes 5th and 8th if they wish. Notification in this regard has been issued in the order issued by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, which will be known as ‘Right of Children to Free Compulsory Education Amendment Rules 2024’. These rules have come into force with immediate effect after being published in the Government Gazette.
What is the opinion of experts
After the implementation of the new education policy, many changes are continuously being seen in primary education and higher education. The main objective of this change is to improve the study level of students and increase the educational quality. Experts believe that through this new policy the level of education will improve and students will get the opportunity to work seriously in their studies.
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