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HRD Minister to hold a live session on December 10; Know students demand
Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal
While some students wanted some extra time for preparations, others demanded 50% cut to the syllabus and postponement of the competitive JEE 2021 and NEET 2021 exams.
CBSE Board Exams, NEET, JEE Exam 2021: Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal will hold a live session at 10 am on December 10 to discuss with students about upcoming competitive and board exams. In this regard, he has asked all stakeholders, including students, to raise their complaints and comments on Twitter about the CBSE Class 10, Class 12 board exams, and competitive exams like JEE 2021 and NEET.
Ahead of the December 10 session, the education minister asked students, parents, teachers, and stakeholders to share their concerns with the Education Ministry, where he can help students.
"Dear Teachers, Parents & Students, happy to share that I am going live on Dec10 at 10 am to talk about upcoming competitive/board exams with you. Drop your concerns below using #EducationMinisterGoesLive," he tweeted.
In response to his tweet, students, parents, and teachers took to Twitter to provide their comments. Many students asked the Minister of Education to postpone the exams for three months. Many others urged him to take at least three months of regular classes before taking the exams.
While some students wanted some extra time for preparations, others demanded further cuts to the syllabus and postponement of the competitive JEE 2021 and NEET 2021 exams.
