Students writing their HSLC exam 2025 at St. Mary’s Hr. Sec.
School in Kohima on Wednesday.
KOHIMA — The High
School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2025, conducted by the Nagaland
Board of School Education (NBSE), began on Wednesday with 23,267 students
across 97 centres in the state appearing for the exam.
- The exam will conclude on February 24, as per the routine
issued by the NBSE.
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- The Principal of St. Mary’s Cathedral Higher Secondary
School, Kohima, Fr. Vemedo Kezo, shared that a total of 333 students—98 males
and 235 females—from six different schools are writing their HSLC exam at the
SMHSS exam centre.
- He also expressed that the exam is going on smoothly.
Further, while expressing that the NBSE Connect app is a noble idea for
maintaining transparency and accountability, he said that after fulfilling all
the necessary steps, he is unable to use the app.
- Another exam superintendent from Peren district opined that
the NBSE Connect app is good but may not be user-friendly in Nagaland, as there
are no proper internet and transportation facilities in many of the places in
the state.
- Meanwhile, another exam superintendent from Kohima shared
that they were able to use the NBSE Connect app smoothly without facing any
issues.
