The Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) has decided to conduct the annual exam-2 for II PU students from April 29 to May 16 across the State and it has announced the schedule.
The candidates who failed and the students who want to improve their marks can write exam-2. Students can register through the colleges or online on the KSEAB portal. The last date for the registration is April 16.
Students who failed in 2023 and in the subsequent years, who are willing to take the exam-2, can register on the basis of the result sheet. The application for exam-2 from failed candidate of the 2022 examination or prior should be accepted only on the basis of the marks card-cum-application (MCA).
“Students who scored low marks in the exam-1 and want to improve their marks can write exam-2. However, in whichever exam the student scores higher, that score will be considered in the final mark sheet. Therefore, students are given an opportunity to improve their marks through exam-2. We have already held a meeting with the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) and requested them to publish the CET-2024 result after the result of exam-2. Due to this, if the students get good marks in exam-2, the same marks will be considered for CET ranking. So students should make utilise this opportunity,” said Ritesh Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary of the Separtment of School Education and Literacy, in a press conference.
Schedule of II PU exam-2:
April 29: Kannada, Arabic, History, Physics
May 2: English
May 3: Political Science, Statistics
May 4: Geography, Psychology, Chemistry, Home Science, Basic Maths
May 9: Logic, Business Studies, Math, Education
May 11: Sociology, Biology, Geology, Electronics, Computer Science
May 13: Economics
May 14: Optional Kannada, Accountancy,
May 15: Hindi
May 16 Morning session: Tamil, Teugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Urdu, Sanskrit, French. In the afternoon session: Hindustani Music, Information Technology, Retail, Automobile, Beauty and Wellness