In order to manage the crisis in Schools due to COVID-19 Pandemic, the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) has decided to reduce the Syllabus for the current academic year i.e. 2020-21.
As per the report, TBSE President Dr. Bhahatos Saha said that academic activities are disrupted due to the widespread of Coronavirus and lockdown restrictions.
He further stated that, “We have determined to reduce the curriculum by 30% to help students cope up with their studies during the COVID-19 Pandemic. He also added we shall conduct conferences to decide the formula in reducing the syllabi.
CBSE has reduced the syllabus by eradicating some of the units from certain chapters, TBSE is probably going to delete entire chapters altogether, depending on whether they are preliminary or complex, he added.
A series of meetings with subject material committees is anticipated to begin from July 15 till the last week of July. The reduced syllabus will stay in drive until the coronavirus situation develops.
On a different issue. The TBSE chief said that the board is calculating the results of Higher Secondary (+2 stage) examinations following the West Bengal components.
Dr. Saha stated, “We will get the highest marks among all subjects who went to the examination, proportionally to papers which were left out of the examination process”. In case the multiple topics is left unchecked, all of them would be awarded the identical formula.
The board is eyeing to announce Higher Secondary Examination, Madyama (old syllabus) and results at the same time, within the last week of July 2020.
Previously on July 3, 2020, TBSE declared the Madhyamik new syllabus results with a 69.49% pass percentage.
Also Read: Tripura Board Result 2020 (Out): Check Toppers List, Re-evaluation and Supplementary Exam
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