According to the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB), there will be no marks in the new evaluation system. Instead, students will be evaluated in one of the seven levels: ‘Unique’, ‘Acquiring’, ‘Argan’, ‘Execution’, ‘Investigation’, ‘Development’ and ‘Beginning’ will be evaluated at the best of ‘unique’ levels.
education Sources in the ministry said the new assessment procedure could be finalized within this month, and it is expected to be approved at the next meeting of the National Curriculum Coordination Committee.
Inter-Education Board President and cover education Chairman of the board Prof. Tapan Kumar Sarkar said, “The new curriculum will not have GPA or any other grading system. The evaluation will emphasize thematic performance in the assessment.”
Once the evaluation procedure is finalized, the craft app will be prepared for the training and evaluation of the teachers.
The assessment outline is proposed to be negotiated in December instead of February SSC exam. Those concerned say that in the old curriculum, there would have been some equal preparation for the exam preparation at the end of the 10th class.
The old curriculum is ending in the next year (year 2025) in February, so the inter-education board has been asked to prepare for the new curriculum at the end of the 10th class in December next year.
The outline of the new curriculum is proposed to be 65 marks in the collective assessment or written part and 35 marks in the learning period or class activities. Class activities are meant to be assignments, presentations, searches, demonstrations, problem-solving, planning.
According to sources, there is three hours of examination in SSC or HSC, but the new curriculum will have five hours of each poison in the new curriculum. The candidates will have to stay in this long exam hall. However, they will get a break in the middle of the public examination. The students will be evaluated on a total of 10 poisons. The poisons are Bengali, English, Mathematics, Science, Digital, Technology, Life and Livelihood, Life, and Culture.
According to the needs and qualifications of the poison, the candidates will be evaluated through written examination as well as project-based work, problem solving, assignment etc. The assessment will be used in the assessment, which will be used in the assessment, such as the current public examination, which will keep the standard and neutrality in the examination standard and evaluation.
