On the day of last Class X exam, students would be asked to visit their respective schools the next day where they would be apprised of provisional admission, he said.
They would be provided application forms for Class XI the same day. The school in-charge would collect the filled-up documents and take them to the school chosen by the students for provisional admission so that regular classes could soon be started, he said.
The minister said it has been decided that all students would be provided with Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation or Report Card and Special Teachers have been deputed to take care of admission and education of students with special needs.
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