The Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) on Wednesday announced ‘Bochhor Bachao’ examinations in the last week of July.
Addressing a press conference here in the conference hall of the board office, the board president Dr Dhananjoy Gan Choudhury said that many as 7,435 Class 10 and 12 students would appear for the bochhor bachao Tripura board examination.
A total of 2,042 candidates of Class 10 applied for the review of result. Of them, the results of 747 candidates changed, 21 students qualified and seven of them were enlisted for the bochhor bachao examinations, he told reporters, adding that in case of Class 12, the president added, as many as 1,385 applied for the result review.
“We shall be conducting the bochhor bachao in the last week of July this year. We shall announce the dates in one week”, said TBSE secretary Dr Dulal Dey.
He said that after review, as many 3,199 Class 10 and 4,236 Class 12 students would appear for the bochhor bachao examinations, he added.
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