CBSE Class Xllth English Board Exam 2019 students to get 6 marks for wrong question,

CBSE Class Xllth English Board Exam 2019 students to get 6 marks for wrong question,

what officials says? 

As per unconfirmed reports, CBSE has agreed to grant 6 marks for the incorrect question in Class 12th English Board Examination conducted on March 2/3/ 2019

Incorrect question in Class 12th English Board Exam 2019. 

Here is what CBSE officials have to say. .

Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has agreed to award 6 marks to all CBSE Class 12th students who have attempted a question was printed incorrectly.
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The reports however could not be validated and neither could the origin of the message. 

CBSE officials when approached to attest to the claims, however, refused to comment on the same. CBSE maintains that the stand of the board as regards the evaluation is an internal matter and cannot be disclosed. Here is what the experts and teachers have to say, however, regarding the standard policy followed by the board in such regards.

CBSE had conducted the Class 12th English board examination on March 2, 2019. However, shortly after the paper, the expert groups were buzzing regarding a wrong question.Many students were left confused.

Talking about the question, teachers agreed that the error was there and it may have likely confused the students. 

A teacher explained, “Students tend to look for the .As to the possibility of getting the six marks another teacher noted that there have been incidents in the past when CBSE has granted marks to all students for an incorrect question and that it falls under the purview of the moderation policy.

Commenting on who all would get, the teachers suggested that CBSE, if decides to give the marks would give it to all the students irrespective of the fact whether or not the child has attended the question. Teachers note, "It cannot be justified as to why a student has not attempted the question. As to exactly what stand the board takes, it's unto them."

The question was clearly erroneous and many teachers have reportedly sent their feedback to the Central Board of Secondary Education in the prescribed format as required. Following the feedback, the board has, as per reports, decided to rectify the error. According to the WhatsApp messages doing rounds in various groups of schools in Delhi NCR, CBSE has decided to grant 6 marks to all those students who have attempted the question.