Committee to solve exam's difficulty: Delhi govt

Updated on: Wednesday, April 01, 2009

New Delhi:Delhi govt has set up 18 members committee of teachers and experts.

The Directorate of Education, Delhi govt has set up a committee comprising teachers and subject experts.
 
Witnessing number of exam difficulties among students during examination, government has decided to find solutions to resolve common errors that occur in exams.

The18 memebers committee of teachers and experts   will submit its report by 31st March. They have decided to device compatibility between Question Papers and Question Bank so that the content will be effective.

The committee and other private unaided schools can approach the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) if they come across any difficulty in examination.

Schools comments on the current examination question papers were composed of analytical and thought provoking matter. Overall exams were much fair than last year.

 

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