Haryana Open School introduces new examination system

Updated on: Thursday, August 09, 2012

Giving a new dimension to the examination system of Haryana Open School, the state Education Board has introduced 'On Demand Examination' (ODE) from July.

The reappear students of Secondary Examination conducted by Haryana Open School can apply for ODE in mathematics and science subjects.

A spokesman of Haryana School Education Board said that so far students of Haryana Open Schools who have to reappear in examination had to wait for about six months after their annual examination for sitting in the reappear examination and consequently they had to undergo a lot of mental stress besides wasting their precious time.

But, under the provision of ODE, students could sit in the examination at their will. The syllabus and pattern of ODE would be the same as that of annual examination and reappear examination.

The system of ODE had been made on-line and the students could get themselves registered for ODE on registered website of Haryana School Education Board www.hbse.nic.in, he added.

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