News Topic:Annual Examination

JKBOSE exams of classes 10th to 12th in hard zones in April

JKBOSE released the date sheets of the 10th to 12th standard annual regular exams in hard area zones of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Union Territories.

All school exams and new admissions in March, orders J-K Govt

Ending uncertainty on the issue, the government on Friday ordered that all elementary class examinations will be held in March next year.

Classes 1-9 exams most likely in March: DSEK

The School Education Department on Thursday said that it will most likely conduct it in March and official orders in this regard are expected this week.

JKBOSE declares Leh district, other 444 schools of J-K, Ladakh as hard zones

Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has declared the Leh district of Ladakh and 444 other schools as hard zones.

All Board exams in J-K to be held in March

The government said that the examination in the identified difficult areas shall be held in April while in other areas, it will be held in March.

Exam session to be March now for Class 10th, 12th in J-K

Instead of the November-December session, the government is all set to commence with the annual regular Board examinations of 10th and 12th standard from March.

Amid COVID-19 SOPs, Class 12 annual exams begin in Kashmir

Amid strict Covid-19 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), annual examination for class 12th began in Kashmir on Monday, officials said here.

Exams to be held offline in November with reduced syllabus: DESK

Director School Education Kashmir, Tassaduq Hussain Mir on Sunday said that exams will be held in the month of November in offline mode.

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