By Bharat Yagnik –
The students who took Sanskrit Madhyama exam on March 20 had complained that the question paper was drafted in the old format which was discontinued years ago by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB). The board has decided to reconduct the exam on March 29.
Students had complained that questions having the total weightage of about 80 marks in the 100 marks paper were asked in the discontinued format. Most of the students had said that they could not attempt them as they did not understand the questions and they had not prepared for them.
Sources said that the many Sanskrit teachers have approached the board and have complained about this issue. Sources said that taking note of these complaints the board has decided to reconduct the exam on March 29.
The students who took Sanskrit Madhyama exam on March 20 had complained that the question paper was drafted in the old format which was discontinued years ago by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB). The board has decided to reconduct the exam on March 29.
Students had complained that questions having the total weightage of about 80 marks in the 100 marks paper were asked in the discontinued format. Most of the students had said that they could not attempt them as they did not understand the questions and they had not prepared for them.
Sources said that the many Sanskrit teachers have approached the board and have complained about this issue. Sources said that taking note of these complaints the board has decided to reconduct the exam on March 29.
