Re-Examination Announced For CLass X and XII Students Amidst Severe Weather in Maharashtra
Re-Examination Announced For CLass X and XII Students Amidst Severe Weather in Maharashtra
In response to the ongoing heavy rains and widespread flooding affecting Maharashtra, Pune MP and Union Minister Murlidhar Mohol has announced that Class XII students unable to attend their supplementary exams today will be given an opportunity for a re-examination. Minister Mohol addressed the situation, stating, “The Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education’s Class XII supplementary examination is underway. Due to the severe weather conditions and extensive flooding across the state, many students may find it challenging to reach their exam centers today. We have informed Maharashtra’s Education Minister Deepak Keskar about this issue.”
Deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar who was on visit to review the flood situation also commented that the students will get another opportunity to appear for the examinations.
Mohol confirmed that a decision has been made to offer a re-examination opportunity for those students who are unable to attend today’s exam. This decision will be implemented statewide, including Pune. A formal announcement regarding the re-examination schedule will be issued soon.
Students affected by the weather conditions are advised to stay safe and remain in secure locations until further instructions are provided. Mohol expressed his appreciation for Minister Keskar’s swift response, stating, “We appreciate Keskarji’s prompt action in addressing this situation.”
This decision aims to ensure that all students have the opportunity to complete their examinations without facing undue hardship due to the adverse weather conditions.
