While I was returning home after my H.S Examination at Lanka Mahavidyalay. I didn’t have enough fuel to reach home so I entered the fuel station to fuel up my bike but the man didn’t fueled up by saying they don’t have change and I saw many Rs.100 notes in his hand. Is this fair?
@ranojpeguassam AHSEC was to declare the results for Class 12 exams right after declaring HSLC results on May 22.
May has gone by. We will be in June. The delay tradition continues. Admission processes in several institutions have already begun.
While I was returning home after my H.S Examination at Lanka Mahavidyalay. I didn’t have enough fuel to reach home so I entered the fuel station to fuel up my bike but the man didn’t fueled up by saying they don’t have change and I saw many Rs.100 notes in his hand. Is this fair?
#EXCLUSIVE: Assam Chatra Parishad (ACP) President Trinayan Baruah claims, AHSEC assured them to pass all Class-11 students under AHSEC amidst their Final Exams.
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Police say, Singer #SidhuMoosewala’s killing was part of an inter-gang rivalry. Also that, the singer did not take his bullet-proof car & gunmen today along with him.
But, the question is - this happens just after Govt. had withdrawn his security. (1/2)
Simple point: Elections are essential, but prioritising them over Education is wrong. This is in the context that AHSEC has been ridiculing students for their decisions. Unwillingness to hear grief but cancels exams for elections. Sending a wrong message. @ranojpeguassam
Situation of #Assam’s education system.
#AHSEC plans to conduct class 12 finals within 2nd week of Feb 2023 and 2nd week March 2023. That is, 1 year syllabus within 8 months.
A board willingly forces syllabus completion in less time that will lead to low quality education.
We request the government. Stand with the students. Our future depends on the students, to save the future we need to save the present. #HS1stYearDeservesJustice
Moreover, the same Council has fixed dates for the HS Final Year exams, letting only 8-months for the students to prepare. To be noted, there will be holidays, and half-yearly, unit-tests held during this period.
Will Syllabus incompletion be a problem then? (3/3)
The worrying part is the confusion they created themselves.
First - cancelled exams in Dima Hasao only.
Second - asked if exams can be held in flood-affected schools.
Third - seek confirmation but holds no strong ground to make a decision themselves. (2/3)
Assam: Exams suppose to resume for HS 1st Year from tomorrow onwards. Primary subjects like Sociology/Anthropology are scheduled on May 28.
AHSEC, however, is yet to issue a proper notification on whether they will be holding or cancelling the rest of the exams. (1/3)