Pune: State Education Minister Deepak Kesarkar conducted a comprehensive review of the preparedness for Class 10 and 12 exams in a meeting with senior education officers in Pune on Tuesday. The discussion addressed crucial aspects, including the availability of educational institution premises and buildings during board exams. In response, the State Education Board issued stringent orders to prevent any challenges during this year’s Class 10 and 12 board exams.
The meeting involved a thorough assessment of all preparations for the upcoming board examinations. State board president Sharad Gosavi emphasized the successful coordination with directors of educational institutions, stating, “All of the preparations for the board examinations have been completed, and we met with the directors of all educational institutions on Monday to discuss the use of their facilities to hold the exams.”
Gosavi reassured that all educational institutions have willingly agreed to provide their facilities, ensuring a seamless examination period without any disruptions. He highlighted the collective effort and commitment to a smooth examination process.
“All teaching and non-teaching staff unions have been urged to work in tandem with the board to conduct the exams effectively,” said Gosavi. He further added, “All teaching and non-teaching unions have agreed to work with us even during the paper-checking exercise.”
