Amidst rising student suicide cases in Kota, the district administration banned examinations at coaching centres in Kota in August for two months to provide mental support and security to the students staying there. Now, the administration has amended and issued six new directives aimed at regulating these tests and ensuring the well-being of students.
District Collector O P Bunkar, in a recent order, announced the immediate lifting of restrictions on routine tests in coaching institutes, as reported by PTI.
The new directives specify that coaching institutes must implement a 21-day gap between tests for students enrolled in regular courses. Additionally, students should be granted a day off following a test. For students who have completed their courses, a seven-day gap between tests is recommended.
Importantly, participation in routine tests will not be mandatory. Test results will only be disclosed after a waiting period of three days. The results will be communicated individually to students and separately to their parents, with strict instructions not to display them publicly.
Following each test, a performance evaluation session will be conducted for students. Moreover, coaching institutes are required to organise counselling sessions for students who receive below-average marks.
Additionally, the Ministry of Education (MoE) on Tuesday released a, draft with recommendations for schools on how to improve their sensitivity, understanding, and support in the event of suspected self-harm. Read here
(Edited by : Amrita)
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