Kapil Sibal wanted his stint as HRD minister to be memorable
Kapil Sibal needed his stint as HRD pastor to be vital. He needed to desert a persisting legacy. He proposed clearing updates in the instruction framework.
In the practically three-and-half years he was at the steerage, the best change he attempted was limited to examinations: The CBSE Class X board examination was made nonobligatory. At that point, after long consultations, a solitary examination for designing was mooted.
Scholars, who used their summers taking one passageway test after a different one, slurped up the thought. By putting the accentuation on the Class XII results, the administration needed to confine the honing centres' hold on the framework. Anyhow there were sufficient depreciators as well.
States, however strong, weren't eager to yield ground. Just Gujarat and Nagaland concurred. Haryana and Uttarakhand were as of now part of the prior All India Engineering Entrance Examination and came. The Iits, dreading a drop in quality, weren't sharp to be incorporated with a bigger framework. A convoluted standardization procedure was formulated to carry all sheets on a standard. The thought was to variable in Class XII come about with JEE (Main) scores for concessions to Nits and focal government specialized establishments.
The Iits still had their say. Just 1.5 lakh of the aforementioned who cleared JEE (Main) could take JEE (Advanced) for IIT affirmations . Of these, just 1.2 lakh at long last showed up. A high JEE (Advanced) score wasn't sufficient for an IIT seat. The added element was the anxiety on the Class XII result. An understudy must be in the top 20 percentile of his/her Board effect. As a substitute for a solitary examination, a confused two-tier framework was made in a hurry.
Since June, its been disarray. The single exam dream went wrong. People couldn't split the standardization equation work the JEE (Main) scores came. Those with high JEE (Main) marks and sensibly high Class XII scores -by today's standard 90% isn't an adequate Boards score -discovered their ranks had slipped. Cases started.
In the practically three-and-half years he was at the steerage, the best change he attempted was limited to examinations: The CBSE Class X board examination was made nonobligatory. At that point, after long consultations, a solitary examination for designing was mooted.
Scholars, who used their summers taking one passageway test after a different one, slurped up the thought. By putting the accentuation on the Class XII results, the administration needed to confine the honing centres' hold on the framework. Anyhow there were sufficient depreciators as well.
States, however strong, weren't eager to yield ground. Just Gujarat and Nagaland concurred. Haryana and Uttarakhand were as of now part of the prior All India Engineering Entrance Examination and came. The Iits, dreading a drop in quality, weren't sharp to be incorporated with a bigger framework. A convoluted standardization procedure was formulated to carry all sheets on a standard. The thought was to variable in Class XII come about with JEE (Main) scores for concessions to Nits and focal government specialized establishments.
The Iits still had their say. Just 1.5 lakh of the aforementioned who cleared JEE (Main) could take JEE (Advanced) for IIT affirmations . Of these, just 1.2 lakh at long last showed up. A high JEE (Advanced) score wasn't sufficient for an IIT seat. The added element was the anxiety on the Class XII result. An understudy must be in the top 20 percentile of his/her Board effect. As a substitute for a solitary examination, a confused two-tier framework was made in a hurry.
Since June, its been disarray. The single exam dream went wrong. People couldn't split the standardization equation work the JEE (Main) scores came. Those with high JEE (Main) marks and sensibly high Class XII scores -by today's standard 90% isn't an adequate Boards score -discovered their ranks had slipped. Cases started.
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