CBSE apologized for an “inappropriate” question about the Gujarat riots raised in today’s Class 12 Sociology Committee exam. Here was the question.
CBSE apologized for an inappropriate question asked in today’s Class 12 Sociology Committee exam. Here was the question.
CBSE apologized for an inappropriate question asked in today’s Class 12 Sociology Committee exam. The CBSE board exams for Term 1 are now running for grades 10 and 12. Today was the first major CBSE grade 12 exam.
The sociological paper question was:
“The unprecedented scale and spread of anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat in 2002 was under what government?”
In the MCQ-based paper, there were four options: Congress, BJP, Democrats, and Republicans.
For those who ask what was the question .. pic.twitter.com/dUpq5PxRlu
– Alok S. Kumar (@ Harry_Powell96) December 1, 2021
CBSE apologized on Twitter by saying:
“In today’s Sociology Term 1 exam in Grade 12, a question was asked that is inappropriate and violates CBSE Third Party Questionnaire Creation Guidelines. CBSE acknowledges the mistake and will take tough action against those responsible.”
In today’s Sociology Term 1 exam in Grade 12, a question was asked that is inappropriate and violates CBSE Guidelines for External Subject Expertise to Create Questionnaires. CBSE acknowledges the mistake and will take tough action against those responsible
– CBSE headquarters (@ cbseindia29) December 1, 2021
“The CBSE guidelines for paper setters clearly state that they must ensure that the questions should only be academically oriented, class and religion neutral and should not touch any areas that could affect people’s feelings based on social and political decisions,” says it goes on, it says in another tweet.
According to two Twitter responses, the question was set according to the content of the mandatory CBSE textbook of Class 12 Sociology – in both English and Hindi versions:
How can you afford to apologize if this content is part of a textbook?
Chapter The challenges of cultural diversity @ sssingh21 @NAN_DINI_ @SandipGhose pic.twitter.com/DUEdpgzJ82– Sangeeta Tyagi (@sangeeta_tyagi) December 1, 2021
What was already put in the question paper there in the book.
Please check page 141 of the sociology book (Class: XII) Name: (2nd paragraph). @dpradhanbjp of the @ AshokShrivasta6 of the pic.twitter.com/W8b8TGcKhO– (Deependra Mishra) (@ 13_deependra) December 1, 2021
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