This e-mail originated from outside of Times Of India And TimesGroup. Exercise caution before you click on any link or open attachments.K A GuptaGumla: The Gumla administration has rolled out a 4 days special practice session ending on 28 February for final preparation for class 8 board examination in the district. The core team of expert teachers have prepared important and probable questions covering full syllabus to educate 17254 class 8 board examinees from 543 middle schools in the district.Jharkhand Academic Council ( JAC) Ranchi is to conduct class 8 board examination in two shifts on 2 March on optical mark recognition ( OMR) sheet.Detailing the move Gumla district superintendent of education ( DSE) Noor Alam Khan said,” A core team of subject expert teachers, has prepared important and probable questions covering the entire syllabus of each subject. These questions have been uploaded to a designated Google link. All schools have been directed to conduct intensive practice sessions based on these materials to ensure uniform and quality preparation across the district.“Notably, syllabus based practice by the students is remarkable. ” Full syllabus based tests of two subjects is being conducted each day from 25 to 28 February . During these days, the first shift is being focused on intensive practice of comparatively difficult subjects such as mathematics, science, and English. After the mid-day meal, the second shift will cover subjects including hindi, sanskrit, and social Science,” said Dildar Singh an official of the education department here.“Also, a consolidated revision session will be organized along with error analysis, practical practice of filling OMR sheets, and motivational sessions to boost students’ confidence on 28 March,” Singh addedMore so, the DSE has issued clear instructions to all headmasters, teachers, cluster resource persons (CRPs) and block resource persons (BRPs) that any previously incomplete practice at the school level must also be included during this special campaign.Gumla deputy commissioner ( DC ) Prerna Dixit who ideated the new approach said,” It aims to ensure comprehensive syllabus revision and exam- oriented preparations as it would make a strong foundation for higher classes.” ” The students’ success is not only the achievement of individual students and schools but also is a matter of prestige for the entire district,” she said while emphasizing the need for collective effort, disciplined preparation, and continuous efforts to achieve improved results.
