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JKBOSE mars career of 12th class private students Mohd Irfan Fails to hold exam for 2 yrs 1/17/2015 12:12:17 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 16: There seems no immediate respite for the 12th class private students as the JKBOSE has failed to hold examination in winter zone of Jammu province. The students have been waiting for the examination for two years. And finally when the JKBOSE woke up, only half of the test could be taken as state was hit by devastating floods. The JKBOSE, however, failed to hold the test of the remaining papers leaving the students in a state of confusion. The students have accused the JKBOSE of marring their career. "We cannot take admission for higher classes," a group of students told Early Times. Another students said "we have taken medical stream but we cannot compete JKCET exam because JKBOSE seems in no mood to relieve us of the hilly burden," he said. The Director School Education Jammu, R A Inqlabi switched off his cell when ET correspondent tried to contact him. Despite repeated attempts, Commissioner secretary school Education, Nirmal Sharma could not be contacted.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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