Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) on Friday said informed about the rescheduling of the Higher Secondary (HS) first year examination due to floods and landslides disrupting normal life in the state.
The examinations that were supposed to be held from May 18 to May 21 have now been postponed and will now be conducted in June, the state education council said.
According to a notification, the exams to be held on May 18 has been postponed to June 6, while the one on May 20 has been postponed to June 7 and the exams to be held on May 21 will be conducted on June 8.
The notification read, “No. AHSEC/EXB/HS-I/2022/06: In continuation of this office earlier Notification No. AHSEC/EXB/11/47/18/19-20/270 dated 25.05.2022. it is notified to all concerned that the suspended HS 1st Year Examination 2022 which would have held w.e.f. 18th May- 21st May, 2022 have now been rescheduled and the examinations of 18th May, 2022 will be held on 6th of June, 2022, Monday, the examinations of 20th May, 2022 will be held on 7th of June, 2022, Tuesday and the examinations of 21st May, 2022 will be held on 8th of June, 2022, Wednesday.”
For clarification, the schedule has also been provided.
It may be noted that the AHSEC had on Wednesday asked heads of institutions to inform the council in case they were unable to conduct examinations in light of the flood situation in the state as heavy rains lashed parts of the state in the last few days.
In a notification, the controller of examinations at AHSEC instructed heads of institutions to submit a detailed report with justification regarding their inability to conduct examinations.
Many institutions have been taken up for setting flood relief camps as parts of the state remain heavily affected by floods and landslides resulting from incessant rains in Assam.
However, AHSEC instructed such heads of institutes to make an alternative arrangement if possible.
Moreover, it asked institutes that are not affected by floods to continue with conducting examinations as per schedule released earlier.
