The WBCHSE has instructed the centre in-charges/ centre secretaries and venue supervisors for higher secondary exams to instal CCTV cameras at the entry gates and confidential rooms of the centres.
The chief minister visited the school straight from her Kalighat residence house this morning, which is close to her home. She stayed there for about five minutes and talked to the students and the local residents.
Out of the total successful students, 73.2 per cent are males and 26.8 per cent are females, 27.74 per cent are from CBSE board.
The WBCHSE will commence the scrutiny process from 20 June. Students can apply for scrutiny if they are not happy with their results.
“Our government is humanitarian. So all the candidates who have enrolled for the Higher Secondary examinations have been awarded the passing marks considering the current Covid situation,” said Mahua Das, president of WBCHSE. Soon after the results were announcement agitation had broken out in several schools by the unsuccessful candidates regarding their marks.
"We will be happier if there is no attempt to flag the religious identity of a girl student. It is praiseworthy that a girl student secured the first rank, leaving behind boys," We will be happier if there is no attempt to flag the religious identity of a girl student. It is praiseworthy that a girl student secured the first rank, leaving behind boys,"
Earlier on Friday her name had topped the merit list for BA Honours at Kolkata's Asutosh College.
The council has instructed the head teachers of the higher secondary schools to make necessary arrangements for the collection of the admit cards on that day.
The council has asked the candidates who have been allowed to inspect their answer scripts, to appear at the council headquarters by that date.
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