Madhyamik Result 2015 will be
declared shortly and the possible date of announcement of Madhyamik result has
also come in day light. Press meeting and official confirmation is just a
matter of time only.
Change is a demand of era. It should take
place in order to cope up with the most advanced teaching and evaluation methodologies.
Madhyamik Exam is not an exception of that also. Pattern and evaluation method
of Madhyamik exam has been changing for last six seven years rapidly. Before
that Madhyamik Exam’s patterns and other things hardly charged. If change came,
that also came once in a decade. But if we have a look on last three or four
Madhyamik Exam’s pattern we can easily distinguish the changes. Everything is
changing rapidly. Experiments are still going on to filter the best possible
scientific method of exam taking and evaluation of candidates.
Changes in Madhyamik Exam (WBBSE) | a continuous Process of Improvement
To push the changes, WBBSE directed
all the schools to conduct continuous assessment tests instead of two or three
exams in a year. But board did not change anything in Madhyamik exam’s main flow
pattern. Same week long one by one exam. A paper of 90 marks for each subject.
Changes came in Madhyamik Exam 2015
But in 2012 WBBSE brought the changes
mainly and removed almost all lengthy and descriptive type questions and put
short answer type informative and to the point questions instead. After that in
2014 pattern of the question paper got slightly changed. Then in Madhyamik Exam
2015, there was no major change in format but 5 marks questions were split into
two or three short questions having value of 2 or 1. This change is coping the WBBSE or madhyamik candidates with all India's exam pattern level. They will have less problem if they change board from WBBSE to CBSE or ISC after Madhyamik Result 2015 to get admission in class eleven.
It is possible that the next exam
that Madhyamik Exam 2016 will see something new in terms of number allocation in
sections and whole format of question paper. We will be updating each and every
change in Madhyamik Exam’s concern.
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