UP Board 2023: Most students feel that commerce paper was easy

UP Board 2023: The high school and intermediate commerce subject examinations for the UP Board Examination were held on Wednesday. There were 1513 examinees in the first shift of the high school examination, out of a total of 1559 registered students. The exam was abandoned by 46 candidates. And the Inter computer subject exam was held in the second shift. The computer test was skipped by 15 students.

According to District School Inspector Gajendra Kumar, the first shift examination of the high school commerce subject was held on Thursday from 8 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. He stated that during the examination, students arrived at the examination centres as early as the morning. Candidates were thoroughly screened before being allowed to enter the examination centre. He stated that 1513 examinees were present in the high school examination during the first shift, out of a total of 1559 registered students. The exam was abandoned by 46 candidates. The intermediate computer subject exam was held from 2:45 to 5:15 p.m. In total, 716 students registered for the computer exam.

In which 710 students appeared in the computer subject examination, despite the fact that 15 students were denied the opportunity to do so. He stated that no cheating was discovered during the exam. He stated that concrete security arrangements have been made. The exam was given to students under the supervision of CCT. At the same time, after the examination, high school students reported that the majority of the questions asked in the commerce subject examination were taken directly from the syllabus. The majority of the students believe that the paper was simple and that they will receive high marks. After taking the intermediate computer examination, the girl students’ faces were filled with joy. The children easily passed the test. Students believe that, with the exception of a few questions, the majority of the questions were taken directly from the syllabus.

The Secondary Education Department is already on high alert for exam cheating. Intensive checking was conducted in all examination centres during the high school commerce subject and intermediate computer examination, but no one was found to be copying. Officers are constantly monitoring the control room via CCTV cameras; if anything goes wrong anywhere, action will be taken immediately.