Televised revision classes to be held for SSLC students from April 29


Team Udayavani, Apr 22, 2020, 9:07 PM IST

Bengaluru: The state Department of Primary and Secondary Education will commence televised revision classes for SSLC students from April 29 onwards.

The department will be conducting these classes between between 3 pm to 4.30 pm and has chosen the Doordarshan/Chandana channel considering its outreach in the rural areas.

The SSLC examinations were postponed owing to the nationwide induced lockdown to contain spread of COVID-19.

In the initial 16 days, revision for Mathematics and Science subjects will be held. On the 17th day, students will be provided with model question papers of both the subjects and teacher will assist them in solving the papers.

Social science subjects will be covered for six days from 18th day onwards, following which language subjects will be taken up.

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