J&K Civil Society Forum demands safeguarding of career and mental health of students
"Qayoom Wani appeals Chairman BOSE to consider the erring 11th class candidates for exam"
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Srinagar, Mar 26 (RNA): Notwithstanding the Career stagnation and mental stress of students, Jammu and Kashmir Civil Society Forum has appealed the authorities of Board of School Education to have a generous approach towards the 'erring' candidates with regard to the consideration of their exam forms and fee as to enable them to sit in the examination.
In a statement issued here JKCSF Chairman and former EJAC President Abdul Qayoom Wani has appealed the Chairman of JK BOSE to consider those candidates for examination who have failed to Obtain admit cards due to in-time online failure of submission of exam forms or exam fee due to human or technical errors/negligence.
" To err is human and errors always happen either by subjects or by controlling boards. Errors can be rectified before the losses are suffered by subjects, physically or mentally"Wani said Referring to the ongoing annual examination of Class 11th.JKCSF said that it has come to their notice that some candidates have failed to obtain the admit cards due to technical glitches in the registration process, their admit cards do not exist on the official data base.This situation has disturbed the students mental peace as their are only a few days to start the exam.
JKCSF has appealed the Chairman BOSE to reconsider these candidates for appearing in the examination as such to safeguard their career and relieve them and their families from mental trauma.