Bhopal, June 22: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said that first and second-year students of undergraduate courses and second-semester students of post-graduation courses will be promoted to the next semester on the basis of previous year's/semester's performance or internal assessment.┬аCBSE Board Exam 2020 Update: CBSE Likely to Inform Supreme Court on Tuesday About Its Decision on Pending Class 10 and 12 Exams.

"Final year/semester results of final year students of undergraduate courses and fourth-semester students of postgraduate courses to be declared on the basis of highest marks obtained in previous years/semesters. Those who want to improve their marks can opt for offline exams, dates will be announced," Chouhan said.

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The Chief Minister further said that the state will keep a review meeting on July 31 regarding the opening the schools. "Exams to be held once again for students who could not write their class 12th examinations due to any reason," he tweeted.

Due to the novel coronavirus situation, examinations across the country have been deferred. The government has already promoted Class 10 students to the next class. All major examinations were also postponed or cancelled due to pandemic.

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