Odisha Plus Two outcomes to be introduced by July 31, says govt

By Express News Service
BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha authorities on Monday asserted that the outcomes of Plus II Exams will likely be printed by the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) by July 31.

The CHSE had earlier introduced to publish the annual Class XII examination outcomes by August second week.

School and Mass Education Minister Samir Ranjan Dash mentioned, “As per the direction of the Supreme Court to the state Boards and Councils, we are planning to declare the annual Plus II examination results by July 31.”

Last week the CHSE officers had expressed apprehension concerning the revised deadline, although that they had mentioned that efforts are on to publish the outcomes as early as potential.

A Council official had mentioned as college students from 30 completely different boards and councils research in CHSE-affiliated greater secondary colleges, different evaluation on the premise of Class X efficiency has emerged as a significant problem. 

Around 3.5 lakh college students had been supposed to seem within the Plus II Final Year Examination-2021 which was scrapped by the CHSE owing to the second wave of the pandemic.

According to CHSE officers, the go share of scholars within the Plus II Exams could cross 90% because it occurred within the annual Class X Board Examination wherein over 97% of scholars had been declared go.

The different evaluation is predicted to fetch extra marks for the scholars as scores awarded on the High School degree will likely be scrutinised and moderated.

If not happy with the outcomes, college students can seem for the examination within the offline mode which will likely be carried out when the scenario turns regular. 

As per the choice analysis standards, marks will likely be evaluated on the premise of the best marks scored in a single or two Class X topics within the case of concept papers for normal Plus II college students.

Scores in concept papers for ex-regular examinees will likely be awarded on the premise of their efficiency within the earlier CHSE examination wherein that they had appeared.