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ISC English Semester 2 Exams 2022: What CISCE Class 12 students said after paper

ISC Semester 2 English Exam 2022: Students in Lucknow on Tuesday found ISC English language paper to be easy, balanced and as per their expectations.

Published on: Apr 26, 2022, 16:30:23 IST
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ISC Semester 2 English Exam 2022: Students in Lucknow on Tuesday found ISC English language paper to be easy, balanced and as per their expectations. Ojas, a science stream student at City Montessori School, Kanpur Road branch said the paper was straight forward and as per the ISC standards.

ISC English Semester 2 Exams 2022: Archana and Kallol, the subject experts claimed that their hard work had borne fruits of success. (HT Photo)
ISC English Semester 2 Exams 2022: Archana and Kallol, the subject experts claimed that their hard work had borne fruits of success. (HT Photo)

Arnav Mishra another science student from the same school exclaimed the questions were well practiced by us in our camps. Shivansh said the paper was easy and well framed.

Archana and Kallol, the subject experts claimed that their hard work had borne fruits of success.

Principal Vinita Kamran was happy to see the young students happy after the paper.

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    Rajeev Mullick, Assistant Editor, is a Lucknow-based journalist with over 26 years of experience covering governance, public policy and administration in Uttar Pradesh. His reporting focuses on the district administration, the Divisional Commissioner's Office, the Regional Meteorological Centre, and government policies relating to technical, higher, secondary and primary education. Known for impactful public-interest journalism, his investigations have led to significant policy attention, including a report on deficiencies in a state-run school footwear distribution scheme that prompted widespread national coverage and High Court intervention. He broke the story on the Uttar Pradesh government's One District One Cuisine initiative, highlighting the inclusion of sweets and the exclusion of non-vegetarian dishes, triggering widespread public debate. He covered Mahakumbh 2025 at Prayagraj, reports on the event's administrative, logistical and civic dimensions. From 2012 to 2024, he headed the Lucknow City Bureau, leading coverage of the state's administrative and civic developments while mentoring young reporters. He loves to travel, listen to music. He is fond of eating good food both veg and non veg. He has travelled to several states like West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Family Nadu, Kerela, Bihar, Jharkhand and home state UP.Read More