Following controversy broke out Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) recommendations for instruction that the Assamese language at schools of Assam, it’s made a decision to draw the round

In accordance with the tips, the Assamese language is going to have made a compulsory subject in Class IX (9) enrollment starting in 2021. But, schools at the 6th metropolitan areas, Barak Valley, also Bodo medium schools are kept outside of this clause. But students in schools within these areas can find the choice to choose the Assamese language in an optional subject for a competency certification being a reason.

According to the initial option, some student not choosing for Assamese as Modern Indian Language (MIL), may choose Assamese (E) being a’optional subject.’ In this a scenario, the whole range of subjects such as such students would soon be six issues. There are 1-1 MIL themes under SEBA, and 3 1 subjects are within the optional themes list. For those students who opt for Assamese as MIL nor chooses Assamese (Elective) being a’optional topic,’ there was still another alternative. They are able to select Assamese (Elective) as another subject. They might need to appear for seven newspapers in place of six newspapers as the extra paper are of absolute 100 marks.

Student figure Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva-Chatra Parishad (AJYCP) criticised that the circular and said that this is despite longstanding requirement of earning Assamese language mandatory at the faculty.

AJYCP stated that SEBA’s ill-motivated circular sabotaged the significance of the Assamese language as a mandatory subject. That really is Conspiracy contrary to the speech.

underattack from All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and also Asam Sahitya Sabha, the State Government withdrew the circular issued by SEBA.