DDPIs asked to register all students who failed Exam-1 for SSLC Exam-2
The School Education and Literacy Minister has directed DDPIs to register all students who failed the SSLC Exam-1 for the upcoming Exam-2. A total of 45,415 students failed the first exam, with varying numbers failing in multiple subjects. The government will cover the exam fees to ensure that no student faces financial burdens while attempting to improve their results.
- ▪Madhu Bangarappa has instructed DDPIs to register students who failed SSLC Exam-1 for Exam-2.
- ▪45,415 students failed in the SSLC Exam-1 this year.
- ▪The government will bear the exam fee to avoid financial burdens on students and parents.
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School Education and Literacy Minister Madhu Bangarappa has instructed all Deputy Directors of Public Instruction (DDPIs) to register all the students who failed in this SSLC Exam-1 for the upcoming ‘Exam-2’ and take the necessary steps to equip them academically.A total of 45,415 students have failed in the SSLC Exam-1 this time. A total of 20,691 students have failed in one subject, 10,509 in two subjects, 6,103 in three subjects, 3,799 in four subjects, 2,552 in five subjects, and 1,716 students have failed in all the subjects.“It is the responsibility of the government and the School Education Department to make the educational future of every student bright.
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