CBSE Chief Motivates 10th and 12th Students to be Awesome, Not Perfect

The team of CBSE released a letter to students in which a message is given to them stating “Face your books. Insta your studies. Do your best. Stay Sharp. You were born to be awesome, not perfect. This letter is released on their official website for those students who are appearing for their board exams. The chief of CBSE took to the tech lingo for connecting with the students and motivate them for better preparation in the upcoming board exams.

Anita Karwal, the chief of CBSE said that exams are like URLs which means Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) of your lives. These are meant to help you locate the real possibilities and resources which lie within you by optimizing your knowledge and skill search engine. In addition, the team of gave a wonderful message to the students that school is the place where you let the web browser of your mind loose and driven by your inquisitiveness, hard work and hunger for knowledge. The team added that knowingly or unknowingly, you download several competencies and life skills. Anita Karwal also said that students must never forget to keep options like auto-correct, pause, backspace, and shift or delete open for adding more value to their education and knowledge.

According to the advice of CBSE to the students, the CBSE chief advised them to "firewall" all distractions for the time being and let fun and games go to their random access memory. She also stressed on the point that examinations should not be considered as a measure of success and failure, as the only thing which contributes to a fulfilling life is hard work. Karwal further added that in the future students will not even remember the marks they get but they must let the days spent working hard for exams be ‘router’ for a fulfilling life.

Around 12.87 lakh candidates will appear in the class XIIth CBSE examinations which will begin on 15th February, Friday. The students on the first day of the exam will appear in the subjects like Hind Music Melins, Olericulture, Office Procedure and practices, Garment Construction, Textile Chemical Processing. Around 18.27 lakh candidates will appear in the class Xth exams which will begin from 21st February. Special security provisions are being followed by the board this year after an alleged leak of question paper last year.

By: Preeti Narula

Content:https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/education-today/news/story/-you-were-born-to-be-awesome-not-perfect-cbse-chief-s-message-to-class-10-12-students-1456041-2019-02-14