The council would announce the topics for the practical exams and the schools would conduct the assessment and evaluate the answer sheets. The WBCHSE will conduct the Class 11 annual exam in the afternoon slot (2 to 5.15pm) along with the HS exam.
November 2, 2021The Chief Minister had already announced the opening of the schools from classes 9 to 12 from November 16 and it is indicative enough that the state government is also keen to restart the normal education system in the state.
October 28, 2021This year, the Madhyamik examination could not be held due to the pandemic situation and the evaluation was based on the candidate’s performance in class IX in the year 2019 and internal assessment for every subject in class X on a 50:50 basis.
July 21, 2021"The evaluation system has been finalised after taking opinion from experts. This process is proven to be very student-friendly," said Ms Mohua Das, president of the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education.
June 18, 2021The teachers and the taught will have to make do without conventional evaluation. The boards both at the national and state levels were in a fix.
June 11, 2021West Bengal government today cancelled the Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examinations in view of Covid pandemic. The decision has been taken after seeking opinion from stake holders and the expert committee. “Majority of the public and students as well as the expert committee are not in favour of conducting the board exams. We have received …
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June 7, 2021Last month, Mamata had announced that the state government will conduct the Higher Secondary (Class XII) exams in the last week of July, while the Madhyamik (Class X) exams will be held in the second week of August.
June 2, 2021“State education department has decided to do away with ‘Test’ for students appearing for Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examinations in 2021. As schools were closed due to the pandemic students have missed a lot of classes and so it is not possible for them to appear for the ‘Test’ at this moment,” said Miss Banerjee
November 12, 2020The death of Madhyamik examinee Arijit Das seems to have been an eye-opener for the state health department led by the chief minister Mamata Banerjee. The state government is all set to bring out a bill to regulate the operations of ambulances ferrying patients across the state. The West Bengal Ambulances Registrations (Regulation) Bill, 2018 …
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March 20, 2018The National Highway at Pagla Chandi within Kaliganj police station limits in Nadia turned into a battlefield this morning after two Madhyamik examinees were run over by a truck while going to the examination centre. Four to five policemen were injured and several two-wheelers were damaged in mob violence that followed the incident. Police identified …
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March 20, 2018A Kolkata boy sent to a drug rehabilitation centre in Burdwan by his parents committed suicide. He was supposed to appear in this year’s Madhyamik examination, the police was told by the in charge of the rehabilitation centre on Monday. The police suspects, as Madhyamik began two days ago and he had to skip his …
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March 15, 2018hyamik passed off peacefully on Tuesday barring a few stray incidents where mobile phones were seized from six students and examination of three students among them, was cancelled. Two students from an examination centre in Malda and another student hailing from a Northa 24 Parganas school had entered the exam venue with mobile phones. After …
March 14, 2018Not only students but teachers too will have to face disciplinary proceedings if they are found with mobile phones inside the Madhyamik examination venue to begin from Monday. After last year’s question leak, the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education( WBBSE) has introduced stringent measures to check copying and leaking of question papers. Instructions have …
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March 11, 2018The Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation (CESC) is deploying 150 radio fitted mobile vans along with eight additional emergency generators prior to the board examination period scheduled next month to ensure uninterrupted power supply at a time when students spend long hours studying for the exams. Two additional helpline numbers have been put up for the …
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February 27, 2018