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Maharashtra schools confused over revised paper pattern for Classes 9 and 10

Even as the state education department has decided to re-introduce internal assessments for Classes 9 and 10, it is yet to come up with a detailed outline for the

Published on: Sep 16, 2019, 23:52:01 IST
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Even as the state education department has decided to re-introduce internal assessments for Classes 9 and 10, it is yet to come up with a detailed outline for the paper pattern, leading to confusion among schools.

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On August 8, the department released a GR to bring back internal exams for languages and social sciences after Class 10 results saw a 10% dip this year. It directed the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education to come up with a revised marking scheme with 80 marks for written exams and 20 for internal assessments.

Shakuntala Kale, chairperson of the state education board, said the marking scheme is being revised. “The board has given the work to subject experts who would soon come up with the details,” said Kale. She denied sharing when the details would be out. The committee appointed by the board met last week but no official notification is out yet.

“We usually set our question papers before Ganpati vacations. This year, however, we have still not finalised them as there is no clarity from the education department,” said Sheetal Kale, a teacher from Malad.

 
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