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HSC Physics Students to Receive Full Marks for Questions with Errors

The Inter-Education Board Examination Control Committee has announced that HSC Physics examinees will be awarded full marks for any erroneous questions found in the exam.

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The Inter-Education Board Examination Control Committee has issued an official explanation regarding the concerns raised in various media about two questions in the creative part of the Physics First Paper of the HSC examination held today. The Committee said that if, upon review, any errors are proven in the Physics First Paper questions, examinees' interests will be protected and 'full marks' will be awarded for those two questions if necessary, said a press release here today.

Review Process Initiated

The Dhaka Education Board is aware of the issues raised in various media regarding questions numbered 6 and 7 in the creative part of today's HSC and equivalent Physics examination. The Board authorities have begun reviewing the matter with the utmost importance.

Request for Calm

The Inter-Education Board has requested examinees, guardians and all concerned not to be anxious about any rumors or misleading information regarding this matter. The Board is committed to ensuring a fair evaluation process for all examinees.

Why This Matters

This decision is significant as it ensures that students are not penalized for errors in the examination questions. It reflects the commitment of the education authorities to maintain the integrity and fairness of the examination process. Students and their families can be assured that their interests are being protected.

Next Steps

The Dhaka Education Board will continue its review of the questions in concern. Once the review is complete, an official announcement will be made regarding the final decision on the marking of these questions. Students are advised to stay tuned for further updates from the Board.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Which questions are being reviewed?
Questions numbered 6 and 7 in the creative part of the Physics First Paper are under review.
What will happen if errors are found in the questions?
Examinees will be awarded full marks for those questions.
Who is conducting the review?
The Dhaka Education Board is conducting the review.

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