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Over 94% Of Students Clear Tamil Nadu Class 12 Public Exams
- Monday May 8, 2023
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
As many as 94.03 per cent of the over 8 lakh students who appeared for the class 12 exams in Tamil Nadu have passed, the Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) said on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Scraps Plan To Hold Public Exams For Students Of Classes 5, 8
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- India News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
The Tamil Nadu government today withdrew an order to hold public exams for Classes 5 and 8, bringing relief to school students across the state. The rollback was announced by State Education Minister KA Sengottaiyan, who had until recently been adamant on implementing the November order.
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No Public Exam For Class 5, 8 Students: Tamil Nadu Rolls Back Decision
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- Education | Edited by Shihabudeen Kunju S
School Education Minister K.S.Sengottaiyan said the government has decided to continue with the existing system.
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Over 94% Of Students Clear Tamil Nadu Class 12 Public Exams
- Monday May 8, 2023
- Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India
As many as 94.03 per cent of the over 8 lakh students who appeared for the class 12 exams in Tamil Nadu have passed, the Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE) said on Monday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Tamil Nadu Scraps Plan To Hold Public Exams For Students Of Classes 5, 8
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- India News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
The Tamil Nadu government today withdrew an order to hold public exams for Classes 5 and 8, bringing relief to school students across the state. The rollback was announced by State Education Minister KA Sengottaiyan, who had until recently been adamant on implementing the November order.
- www.ndtv.com
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No Public Exam For Class 5, 8 Students: Tamil Nadu Rolls Back Decision
- Tuesday February 4, 2020
- Education | Edited by Shihabudeen Kunju S
School Education Minister K.S.Sengottaiyan said the government has decided to continue with the existing system.
- www.ndtv.com/education