The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (BOSE) is likely to declare annual regular results of the tenth and twelfth standard after two weeks.
BOSE chairman, Veena Pandita told a local news agency, Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the Board will likely declare the results of both classes after two weeks.
“We will try to declare the results as early as possible and most probably the results would be declared after two weeks,” she said. On asking about the delay in declaring results, Pandita said that the results got delayed because the Board couldn’t allow huge number of students to appear in the exams keeping in view the COVID-19 threat.
“In order to avoid students getting infected and observing government recommended Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), a very few students were allowed to appear for the exams in one particular room,” she said.
Pandita added: “Like previous years we were allowing up to 300 students to appear in the examination in a one hall, but this year the situation was entirely different and that is one of the major reasons for delay in declaring results.”
She said that as of now BOSE was not fully prepared for declaring the results of tenth and twelfth standard.
Earlier, on 22 January, the Jammu and Kashmir government ordered re-opening of all government and private schools in Jammu and Kashmir in a staggered manner for physical academic activities.
In Jammu, the schools reopened on 8 February while in the Kashmir division, the schools are scheduled to be reopening on 1 March for physical academic activities. (KNO)
