Kerala Plus One Exam 2021: Class 11 Exam Schedule Revised, Download Updated Timetable at dhsekerala.gov.in

Kerala Plus One Exam 2021: As per the updates, the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Kerala has revised the exam schedule of Kerala Plus One Exam 2021. For the class 11th exam, the revised timetable has been released at dhsekerala.gov.in for regular and vocational courses. The education department has taken this decision amid the prevailing COVID-19 situation in the state. As per the new exam schedule of the Kerala One Plus exam, it is now scheduled to be held from 6th to 27th September 2021. The timetable has been modified and the students will get more gaps between the examinations. As per the report, the state education minister instructed to change the schedule based on the demands raised by students and other stakeholders.

Kerala Plus One Exam 2021 Revised Schedule

Kerala Plus One Model Exams 2021

Earlier, Kerala Plus One Model exams have begun on 31st August 2021 and would conclude on 4th September. These model exams are being conducted for the practice of students. The pattern of the examination will be multiple choice based questions. The paper will carry questions having a total of 120 marks.

Concerns Raised Over Kerala Plus One Offline Exams

Among other concerns being raised, it is also being said that many students in Tribal, rural and backward areas have been unable to take any online classes. In such a scenario, it is likely that students will not be performing well and Plus One Model exams might just end up being a farce. Hence, it is being requested to the Government that Plus One Exams be postponed so that students can get some more time to prepare after sitting for a few offline classes.

As per media reports, some Teachers' associations are requesting a postponement of these exams, especially Plus One Model exams as students will not be able to take them online due to the existing digital divide. Moreover, these Plus One Model exams are supposed to help students in rectifying their mistakes so that they can perform better in the main Kerala Plus One exams. However, with more than one paper on a day and many students appearing, this idea seems to not benefit students as they might end up learning nothing due to a lack of time.