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A campaign was started on various platforms
raising objections on the shortcomings of CBSE Term I 2021 exams, and now it seems some of the objections are getting entertained by CBSE
According to a news published in Times of India- CBSE will not announce the results of the Term-1 Board exams currently under way. Around mid-January, the candidates will be able to access their scanned OMR (optical mark recognition) answer sheets online and get to know their scores. The Board is also working out alternative arrangements for candidates who have missed the Term-1 exams due to Covid. The details are likely to be announced soon. CBSE will give free access to evaluated answer sheets.
“Once the scanning of the OMR answer sheets are completed, which will take around a month, they will be made available to the candidates. Candidates will be able to access them using their credentials,“Right now this facility is only for Term-1 MCQ-based exams. The candidates can assess their performance and in case of any grievances they can approach us. This is to make the exams more transparent,” the official said.
Several candidates could not appear for the Term 1 exam due to their Covid infection. The Board is mulling a number of options for them, which, according to CBSE sources, include giving double marks in the Term-2 exams or arrange for a proctored online exam. “A decision on this is likely to be taken at the end of this month. Of course, the interest of the candidates will be protected and in case anyone is infected they should not come for the exam,” said the official.
Look up the sky today Evening!
The moon and its planetary pals are putting up quite a show and on Sunday, 12 December, and stargazers will be provided with a spectacular celestial showcase.
From 6-10 December, one will be able to see three planets, and then on 12 December, you will be able to see five planets.
In addition to this, there will also be a crescent moon, making it easier to see the planets.
According to astronomers, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus and the moon will line up and appear to the naked eye.
If that isn't enough of a reason to look up, the Geminid meteor shower will also streak through the sky.
According to NASA, the Geminids, which happen every December, are "one of the best and most reliable annual meteor showers."
Peter Brown, an astronomy professor at Western University in London, Ontario, who studies meteor showers goes further, calling it the "strongest meteor shower of the year."
Here are the Rajasthan NTSE Stage I - Previous Year Papers (NCERT Based)
Rajasthan NTSE Stage I 2021-22 will be held according to the revised syllabus (due to Corona Pandemic), so while going through the Previous years papers students must be aware of revised syllabus and practice only those questions which are part of the revised syllabus.
RBSE has opted for NCERT books for Class IX to XII, so now Rajasthan NTSE Stage I will be covering the syllabus of NCERT Books of Class IX and X ( from 2018 to 2020 RBSE had a different syllabus based on Rajasthan curriculum, so NTSE Stage I papers of 2018 to 2020 are not applicable now for the preparation of Rajasthan NTSE Stage I (Social Science Section)
Previous Years Papers of Rajasthan NTSE
