sudersan63
09-17-2007, 03:03 PM
hi
I do not understand why CBSE is giving trouble to 2007-2008 tenth standard students who have not taken sanskrit (taken hindi instead)by asking questions based on sanskrit poems in their hindi exam papers?. it happend in the unit tests.
in that case what was the need for options for either hindi or sanskrit?
in half yearly and annual exams , CBSE should see that students who have opted for hindi are not put into trouble by putting sanskrit slokas based questions.
infact the very need of putting sanskrit slokas on the hindi text book itself was a wrong decision, as the teachers who teach hindi cant be expected to be fluent in sanskrit.
and also why was it necessary to confuse students with social science new question pattern ?
i would say, though cbse claims that they are reducing the load on students with new patterns , it is not true. students are under pressure with this new syllabus which are made available in this september only and some of which are still not clear whch is evident in this forum itself.
I do not understand why CBSE is giving trouble to 2007-2008 tenth standard students who have not taken sanskrit (taken hindi instead)by asking questions based on sanskrit poems in their hindi exam papers?. it happend in the unit tests.
in that case what was the need for options for either hindi or sanskrit?
in half yearly and annual exams , CBSE should see that students who have opted for hindi are not put into trouble by putting sanskrit slokas based questions.
infact the very need of putting sanskrit slokas on the hindi text book itself was a wrong decision, as the teachers who teach hindi cant be expected to be fluent in sanskrit.
and also why was it necessary to confuse students with social science new question pattern ?
i would say, though cbse claims that they are reducing the load on students with new patterns , it is not true. students are under pressure with this new syllabus which are made available in this september only and some of which are still not clear whch is evident in this forum itself.