The BSEB announcement also stated that a ‘Cool off’ time of additional 15 minutes will be given to candidates. (Image: BSEB Official Website)
The date sheet of the intermediate 12th Class Practical Exam 2018 has been announced by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on its official website. BSEB which is established for holding and conducting an examination at the end of the Secondary School stage, in its recent notification, mentioned that practical examination will be held in January 2018, starting from January 11 till January 25. The details of the timetable as per the education board has been explained below. Students can also log on to the official website of Bihar School Examination Board – biharboard.ac.in – to check the details.
As per the official notification, the BSEB practical examination will be conducted in two sittings – one starting from 9:45 am to 1 pm and the other one from 1: 45 pm to 5 pm. The BSEB announcement also stated that a ‘Cool off’ time of additional 15 minutes will be given to candidates during the practical exam. This time is given to students to properly read and analyse the question paper and plan their answers accordingly. During this cool off time, students will not be allowed to write answer of any question during this time.
After the conduction of the practical examination, the superintendents of the exam centre are directed to deposit subject wise sealed bags/ packets and envelopes of answer book along with award sheet, attendance sheet, dispatch memo, list of absent examinee and other related documents to their concerned District Education Officer, latest by February 5, 2018
Here is the BSEB Intermediate 12th Class Practical Exam 2018 Time Table:
(Image: BSEB official website)Earlier in the year, the Bihar School Examination Board was in the news after a girl, who was declared as the topper of humanities subject, started making national headlines after claiming that she was taught cooking in political science classes. She could barely pronounce her subject, which she referred to as ‘prodigal science’. However, after a huge debate over authenticity of the state education board, BSEB later cancelled her results,
