Bihar State Board: Inter Sent-Up Exam 2020 Postponed to November 11, Check Details Here


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The Bihar state board of education has postponed the inter-sent-up examination and has released a rescheduled date sheet for the students on their official website.

According to the new dates, the BSEB Inter Sent up exams will start on November 11, 2020, and will continue till November 18, 2020. The exams will take place in two shifts as a precautionary measure for COVID-19.

According to the schedule, the timing of the first seating is 9:30 a.m to 12:45 p.m whereas the second shift will be conducted from 1:45 to 5:00 p.m. 

For the time being, the exams are being conducted only for theory subjects but plans are being made to conduct the practical examinations too. 

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However, a detailed time-table of the sent up exam along with the proper segregation of subjects and streams has been uploaded on the website for the easy access of students. 

Unlike every year, the question papers for sent-up examinations will be formulated by the BSEB -Bihar state education board and not by the individual schools. It is mandatory for all the students to pass the examination in order to be eligible for the HSC board exams.

Paper pattern for question paper of BSEB sent-up examinations will be the same as that of the final board examinations. The answer key, as well as the results of the examination, will be announced by the schools, later.

As per the earlier notice,sent-up exams for this year were to be conducted from 15th October to 5th November but they have been postponed according to the information given by the authorities.

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Exam to be Held with Covid Protocols

It has been instructed by the BSEB president to all the District Education officers that the schools are supposed to take utmost precautionary measures and follow the COVID guidelines strictly. 

The students and the teaching staff won’t be allowed to enter the school premises without a mask. Proper sanitization of the classroom and premises will be taken care of. 

The social distancing protocol also has to be strictly followed by the students and staff members. The two shifts have also been arranged with a gap of an hour in between, in order to avoid the crowd in the school area during the time of examination. 

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