West Bengal Board of Secondary Education Class 10 Madhyamik Pariksha 2018 starts today: Check exam plan on wbbse.org

The Madhyamik Pariksha (Secondary Examination) led by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Examination (WBBSE) is booked to start from Monday, 12 March, and will proceed until the point when 22 March, as per media reports. More than 11 lakh competitors will show up for their class 10 examinations this year, speaking to an expansion of 40 thousand candidates since a year ago.

More than 56 percent of the hopefuls were young ladies, who had dwarfed young men a year ago as well, said WBBSE Administrator Kalyanmoy Ganguly. The aggregate number of examinees this year is 11,02,921, of whom 6,21,366 are young ladies. The quantity of young men showing up in the examination is 4,81,555, IANS detailed.

The examination will be held at 2,819 focuses over all regions in West Bengal.

The examination is additionally being led without precedent for the Santhali medium. “The inquiries have been set in the Ol Chiki content. The aggregate number of hopefuls in the Santhali medium is 832, who might show up at 37 school settings,” Ganguly said.

Just a single paper will be held in a day and the exam will start at 11.45 am and end at 3 pm. Here is the entire exam timetable of the WBBSE Madhyamik exams, as indicated by The Indian Express:

Walk 12: First dialects (Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Modern Tibetan, Nepali, Odio, Gurmukhi (Punjabi), Telugu, Urdu and Santali)

Walk 13: Second dialects (English, if any dialect other than English is offered as First Language.

2) Bengali or Nepali, if English is the First Language)

Walk 14: Geography

Walk 16: History

Walk 17: Physical Science

Walk 19: Mathematics

Walk 20: Life Science

Walk 21: Optional elective subject

Agreeing a WBBSE warning, examinations in shorthand and typewriting will be held at Kolkata and Siliguri as it were. Examinations in Sewing and Needle Work will be held for a term of four hours, NDTV announced. Examination in ‘Music Vocal’ and ‘Music Instrumental’ will be of two hours span for the hypothetical segment.

Around 48 hours before the beginning of the current year’s exams, the load up on Saturday educated the examinees that if got with cellphones, number crunchers or electronic gadgets on the premises of the examination focuses, their papers will be wiped out and hopefuls will be banished from taking some other tests, The Times of India announced.

The wellbeing steps are notwithstanding a prior choice to send question papers for appropriation stuffed in GPS-connected envelopes to the examination focuses to dispense with potential outcomes of a “release”, the report included.

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