Kerala's Gulf SSLC Exams: A Path Forward Amidst Conflict
Kerala's Education Minister held a meeting to plan SSLC exams in the Gulf, suspended due to West Asia conflict. Officials may cancel the exams, opting for internal assessments. Approval from the Election Commission is needed due to the Model Code of Conduct. Preparations are underway to address students' concerns.
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The Kerala Education Minister, V Sivankutty, convened a crucial meeting on Friday to address the SSLC examinations initially suspended in the Gulf due to the ongoing conflict in the region. The uncertainty remains as officials consider potentially canceling the exams in favor of awarding grades based on internal assessments.
A statement from the minister's office indicated that special permission from the Election Commission will be pursued to allow these examinations to proceed amidst the political climate influenced by the prevailing Model Code of Conduct.
The government's priority is to swiftly finalize these examinations to alleviate the uncertainty faced by students. The General Education Department has been instructed to expedite preparatory activities for the examinations, pending the Election Commission's approval for scheduling and operational directives.
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