The Jharkhand Academic Council on Wednesday declared results of Madarsa, Madhayma (Sanskrit) and Intermediate Vocational examination with exceptional results in all the three examinations. Results across the three categories of examination maintained upward trend as performance of examinees were better compared to previous examinations.
The examination conducted for various categories of Madarsa examination saw students of all categories emerging triumphant in the examination. Notably, results for Wastania, Fuakania, Maulvi, Aalim, Aalim Honours and Faazil is 97.82 per cent, 95.36 per cent, 97.10 per cent, 98.86 per cent, 97.59 per cent and 93.98 per cent correspondingly. The overall result for all the six-categories is 97.09 per cent for the examination conducted in 2015. Around 32938 examinees appeared in the examination conducted by JAC.
Notwithstanding the exceptional results in Madarsa examination the number of examinees was more for Wastania examination (14143) whereas the number of examinees in Faazil was lowest (1346). The number of examinees between the lowest and highest degree exhibited a continuous decline for 2015 examinations. On the occasion, JAC Chairman, Anand Bhushan reiterated the need to expose the students of Maulvi to science, mathematics and computer studies to make them compete with students of other streams. Bhushan expressed that science is taught to students of Faukania and any category above it must feature the three subjects in the curriculum to raise the standards of students even further.
“A recommendation was sent to the State Government to start teaching of science, mathematics and computer to the students of Maulvi. The recommendation was made after State-level meeting of all the stakeholders of Madarsas. Unless, students of Maulvi are taught these things they cannot compete with others,” said Bhushan.
The JAC Chairman also emphasised that those who receive President’s medal are entitled to an extension of two-year in service and requested the State Government to contemplate action to give extension to the recipients of the prestigious medal. The council also released academic calendar for two years. Result of Madhyama (Sanskrit) and Intermediate Vocational was also impressive as 91.14 per cent students of vocational and 99.64 per cent students of Madhyama (Sanskrit) passed the examination conducted by JAC.
Meanwhile, people associated with Madarsa took a pledge to inculcate moral education and teach the lesson of nationality to the students of Madarsas. The office bearers of Madarsas also emphaised that they will focus on educated India rather than literate India as they expressed that the motto of education would not be fulfilled unless students are taught the significance of nationalism. The event was attended by Minister HRD, Nira Yadav, officials of HRD and officials of JAC. The Minister praised JAC for successfully conducting all examinations and putting efforts in improving results by transcending the role entrusted to it.