Education

After a long discussion, the Ministry of Education has finally finalized the evaluation structure of the Centrally-Based Public Examination (SSC) as per the new curriculum. According to the new rules, the weightage of the written part will be 65 percent and the weightage of the activity-based part will be 35 percent. Each subject will be evaluated for a maximum of one school day (as long as the school is in session). The results will not be published on the basis of GPA as before. However, for easy understanding, the result (report card) will be explained with different English letters in seven scale cells. However, these letters will not be based on grade numbers. According to the new curriculum, a joint national curriculum coordination meeting for the secondary level and technical and madrasa levels was held at the Ministry of Education on Monday to approve the evaluation structure.

The evaluation framework has been given final approval according to the new curriculum. The framework has been finalized as per the proposal of the National Curriculum Coordination Committee (NCCC). However, a few changes have been asked for. A joint meeting of the NCCC of the secondary level and technical and madrasa levels will be held in the meeting room of the Ministry of Education on Monday (July 1) afternoon. The evaluation framework was finalized in this meeting. When asked, the Chairman (Routine Responsibilities) of the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) Professor Dr. Md. Moshiuzzaman told The Daily Campus, 'We had given the proposal, that has been finalized. However, some changes have been asked for. The evaluation system of the new curriculum has been finalized with the changes. It is known that the demand for the subject…