Offline open book exam to be held for I PUC students


Team Udayavani, Jun 11, 2021, 11:54 AM IST

Bengaluru: The Department of Pre-University Education will be holding an offline open book examination for first-year pre-university students.

The Department had recently cancelled the year-end examination and had promoted all the students.

According to a Department official, two model question papers have already been uploaded on the department’s website showing how the examination will be held.

Question papers will be uploaded on the website on June 10 and around June 26.

Students will be given 10 days to answer the question papers after which they will have to send the answer sheets through email or WhatsApp to their teachers.

For some reason, if any student is not able to send the soft copy of the answer sheets to the teachers then they can post them.

Assessment of the answer sheets will be done before July 20.

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