School Students Fail Pass New Rule: Now children can also be failed and will be punished for taking care of studies. The no detention deal has been abolished through the Government of Orissa and now the growth in the next class will be stopped if failed in the annual examination in class V and VIII.
A big decision has been taken by the Government of Orissa for schooling. Now the children of fifth and eighth grade in the state will have to take the exam at the end of the year and the children who do not pass will be failed. The Orissa Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Rules has been made a lot of change in 2010 and has been formally implemented on 9 July with this decision.
Fail rules will be applied to students
If the TOI report is accepted, on the basis of the notification issued through the school and public education department, the students who will fail in the annual examination. He will be provided with a special teacher of Remedial Classes within 2 months. After this, the examination will be taken again, if the children do not pass it, then they will be stopped in this room and they will study again in this room.
However, it has been made clear by the government that no student will be removed from the school before completing primary education. That is, if the child is failing, then they will not be done outside the school but they will not be sent to the next class.
New rule added for fail pass
This decision has been taken through the Central Government after the 2019 education law amendment. In which the rights of the states have been given to evaluate the students and stop them when needed so that they can go. Due to this, the Orissa government has added a new rule 14A to its education rules. In which you have been told in detail that under which circumstances can the children be prevented from going to the next class, this is the step, opposite to the old no density policy, in which the children were extended to the next class without passing so that they do not be cut off from studies and the government has changed the rules here.
