Karnataka 2nd PUC, SSLC results 2021 to be declared by July- August, says minister – education

The results of second pre-college and the Secondary College Leaving Certificates examination results will be out by July final week and August first week, Karnataka Main and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar stated on Monday.

As a substitute of giving basic promotion to the 10th and 12th normal college students because the Central Board of Secondary Education and different states have carried out, the Karnataka authorities determined to maintain the examination defying the coronavirus scare.

“We try to get the SSLC results out by the primary week of August.The PUC results will be out within the final week of July,” the minister informed reporters in Bengaluru.

Amid stories of faculties growing the varsity charges ignoring the federal government’s path, the minister stated he has acquired stories that 1,150 colleges have elevated their charges of which motion has been taken towards 450 colleges.

“We’ve directed all the faculties not to improve the charges in view of the coronavirus scare. It’s a peculiar 12 months.Humanity says nobody ought to improve charges.

We’ve arrange a helpline. If we come throughout such practices, we are going to provoke motion,” Kumar stated.

He stated an officer has been entrusted to look into the complaints towards colleges.

Talking about on-line courses for kindergarten college students, the minister stated such courses usually are not allowed.

The faculties can maintain talks with mother and father twice every week about grooming their kids.

Kumar stated a call on opening kindergarten colleges will be taken after July 5.

He, nonetheless, conceded that the majority mother and father are unwilling to ship their kids to college.

The federal government is gathering the opinion of fogeys primarily based on which a call would be taken, he added.

Relating to education to college students from Class one to Class 10, Kumar stated the Centre has given tips, which is able to be adopted.

The state has shaped an knowledgeable committee to suggest tips on education to kids from Class I to Class six.

“As soon as the committee report comes, we are going to formulate laws,” Kumar added.PTI GMS BN WELCOME BN WELCOME