SSLC blueprints to now include level of questions from each chapter in Karnataka
"So far, the blueprint published for SSLC only had the number of questions that will come from a particular chapter. But this time, to increase the transparency level in the exam and fix accountability on paper setters, the blueprint will indicate the level of question that is going to come," said a senior official. For example, the blueprint could say there is an average-level one-mark question and a difficult five-mark question from a chapter.
The department has also decided to livestream all the exams — ranging from midterms to the three preparatories — so that students "do not have any apprehensions about the actual conduct of paper". SSLC exams were livestreamed in the past two years to ensure the sanctity of the exam is maintained.
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The department has plans to monitor the schools that received zero results in the last two years. The subject-wise performance of students of the schools will be tracked, and if there's no improvement until Sept, the students will be moved to the closest govt school.
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Unlike in previous years, this time there will be lesson-based exams after the completion of every chapter. The department of state educational research and training has already published the blueprint for the lesson-based tests that teachers have to conduct.
These are part of 45 remedial measures the school education department is taking to improve SSLC results. There are separate guidelines being issued for other grades too.
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