106 Chandigarh schools selected for National Achievement Survey
Representative Image. CHANDIGARH: The Union ministry of education will conduct the National Achievement Survey (NAS) examination on November 12 to ascertain the intellectual level of students in schools across the country, for which the Center issued guidelines to schools on Saturday. The examination will be conducted for students of classes III, V, VIII and X and 106 schools of Chandigarh have been selected for this.
The examination will be conducted on the pattern of board examinations on OMR sheet so that preparation can be done before examinations. Mock examination of students of all schools was conducted on October 21 and 22.
CBSE director (P&E) Manoj Srivastava has asked schools not to hold the annual function, sports day and other activities in any school on November 12. A few days before the November 12 exam, schools will know which sections of their class will be part of the exam.
Exams for classes III and V will be held from 10.30am to 12 noon while classes for classes VIII and X examinations will be held from 10.30am to 12.30pm. School principals have been asked to identify students who need academic help and submit the list to the department.
The examination will be conducted on the pattern of board examinations on OMR sheet so that preparation can be done before examinations. Mock examination of students of all schools was conducted on October 21 and 22.
The department has directed school heads to release the result of these examinations after October 25 by 2pm. An official of the education department said language, mathematics, science and social studies examinations would be held on the same day and shortcomings of students would be checked on the basis of this examination. People will also have to complete the achievement test in this exam.
CBSE director (P&E) Manoj Srivastava has asked schools not to hold the annual function, sports day and other activities in any school on November 12. A few days before the November 12 exam, schools will know which sections of their class will be part of the exam.
Exams for classes III and V will be held from 10.30am to 12 noon while classes for classes VIII and X examinations will be held from 10.30am to 12.30pm. School principals have been asked to identify students who need academic help and submit the list to the department.
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