The Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department stated on Sunday that students who were unable to take the examinations owing to COVID-19 will be given another chance.
The Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department stated on Sunday that students who were unable to take the examinations owing to COVID-19 will be given another chance. Those who were unable to participate in the open book exam held in June-July can sit for the special examination scheduled for the last week of August, according to state higher education minister Mohan Yadav, who added that over 18 lakh regular and private candidates took part in the open book exam.
In addition, the state administration has agreed to offer board examinations for pupils in grades 10 and 12. On the MPONLINE page, you can register for the special test until August 10. There is no additional charge for students who choose to take the special test.
Between September 1 and September 25, the MP Board will hold a special test for Class 10 students.
On July 14, the MP Board 10th result for 2021 was released, and all qualifying students were certified pass.
In comparison to 3,42,390 students in 2020, 3,56,582 pupils received first division. In comparison to previous year, the number of pupils with second and third division grades has grown significantly.
This year, a total of 6,60,682 students enrolled for the Class 12 board examinations, with 6,56,148 pupils receiving their results. For 3,549 students, the results have been withheld, and for 985 students, the results have been annulled.