UP Board Exam 2021: UP Board has tightened rules for Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Board (UPMSP), namely, high school (10th standard) and intermediate (12th) exams, which are being built by 2021.
Schools with at least 10 feet of road to reach now will not be made the UP Board Examination 2021 Examination Board. According to our partner Hindustan Times report, the government has recently issued guidelines.
Earlier, the rules for making schools as testing centers, he said, would only make schools that link the test centers properly by road.
A 10-foot wide road is essential for effective testing of test centers during testing. Board officials said this would help with the safety and thorough examination of the question paper.
The government’s decision comes at a time when the number of examination centers for board exams in 2021 has increased by one and a half times. It should be noted that the Uttar Pradesh government is preparing to conduct tests on social distance in view of the corona epidemic.
Usually during the test, the Flying Squad (School of Flying Squad) comes to the school, so the officials who are conducting the examination center should ensure that there are no obstacles on the way. Because the government is committed to conducting tests without cheating.
But the problem on the road comes before private schools and subsidized schools, in which case, these schools will be excluded from the 10-foot-wide road standards.
UP Board 2021 Test Center Allocation Policy was issued to the UP Government on 25 November 2020. The inspection of schools that will become test centers has already begun. UP Board Secretary Divyakanth Shukla said the schools have been instructed to become a testing center after a physical inspection of all districts by DIOS. The schools investigation is scheduled to be completed before December 20.
According to the rules of the UP Board 2021 Test Center, high-pressure wire-out schools cannot be made a test center. Schools that make up the test center must also have a permanent power system.
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