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Reforming School Examination Systems

Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Examination reforms that focus on problem-solving, critical thinking and reasoning skills are critical to improving quality at the secondary level. Such reforms will change the ...
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Rashmikant
11 years 3 months ago
CCE base evaluation is best for small class. Then limit of class student 30 to 40 in one class.
Give one teacher for one class.
Take weekly/monthly/chep. end exam.
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prateek kumar mishra
11 years 3 months ago
Ma'am pls promote open book exam system with questions provoking students to think analytically this practice makes it harder for question paper setters as they have to
think hence avoided.open book exam with properly put questions also will remove the rote learning culture in our education system
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shyam thakur
11 years 4 months ago
Please create a independent government Examination body till 10th like we do for civil service examinations. Suppose my kid is very intelligent and I am capable of teaching him why I need to go to school and pay him the fees rather then I can teach my child and he can appear in the examination directly.
It will help to save money for higher studies and will decrease the monopoly if the schools whose fees are not controllable by government.
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rajendra zambre
11 years 4 months ago
At present we are having semester system, it must be removed. Children have immense burden of exams.The examination system should be similar to that which was prevailing during 60s. In that child has to learn every topic thoroughly for the exams. So his over all development was excellent. But nowadays we are given BLUEPRINTS,PAPERSTYLES which has made children to learn only specific content so his over all development has hindered.
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krishnakumar tiwari
11 years 4 months ago
sir/ madam ,
we should evaluate our examination procedure as it was in our ancient Gurukuls . in today's system everything is based on marks but not the knowledge it also hurts our young generations creativity so please ensure the change in examination pattern... thank you
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Shrikanth Khanshetty
11 years 4 months ago
Dear All,
I believe the Government should have strict checks and balance for teachers as well in tidiness for students. As most of the students come poor family student should me made comfortable and easiness which can have only on the teaching method and the kind of examination pattern. Instead of having exam once in year let it be simpler at least half yearly or Quarterly basis where all the numbers can be aggregated at the year end, and after each exam teacher should evaluate and consult
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utkarsh totla
11 years 4 months ago
1.Smart examination system must be devised which would assess students in regular basis. 2.Examination pattern must be such that concepts, logical thinking, critical thinking, brain storming & technical approach of students could be determined. 3.Instead of replacing boards a marking system should be developed which would comprise 40% marks of boards, 40% of Summative assessments(bi-annual & pre-boards) and 20% for Formative Assessments. Examination msut comprise of fresh & not repeated question
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Balakrishnan Karthikeyan
11 years 4 months ago
Why not make exams subject specific rather than time specific atlast in higher secondary. If a student feels confident he or she should be able to write that exam at any time of the year. City specific or district wise exam centres should be set up independent of the board which would test the knowledge of a student in a subject as and then he is ready. Question pa
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DEEP CHANDRA_1
11 years 4 months ago
DEEP CHANDRA
THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD CHANGE THE SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATION. THE YEAR END EXAM (FINAL EXAM) GENERALLY TOOK PLACE IN THE MONTH OF APRIL WHICH COINSIDE WITH PEAK AGRICULTURAL PERIOD AND MARRIAGE CEREMONIES ; DUE TO WHICH THE RURAL CANDIDATES / STUDENTS ARE UNABLE TO PERFORM WELL. THE EXAM SHOULD EITHER TAKE PLACE IN FEB END TO MARCH END OR IN AFTER APRIL. SIMILARLY ENTRANCE EXAM SHOULD ALSO AVOIDED IN APRIL.
JAI HIND
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Hema Latha
11 years 4 months ago
Pass fail system should start again in primary level but questions should be made by multiple choice type and marks should be in grades.
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