Bihar Government Replaces 'Fail' on Exam Results with 'Kaushal ke liye patra' to Boost Student Confidence The Bihar government has announced a significant change in the way students receive their exam results, replacing the term "Fail" with "Kaushal ke liye patra" (meaning "worthy of skills") on mark sheets for 10th and 12th standard board exams. This decision aims to foster self-belief among students and reduce the negative impact of failing grades. Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari explained that the move is intended to protect students' confidence and encourage them to focus on skill development rather than viewing failure as a definitive outcome. The change will take effect from the upcoming exams, with the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) updating its guidelines and issuing new instructions to implement the policy. The decision follows a review meeting held on Wednesday, where Tiwari emphasized that the new terminology would replace the word "Fail" entirely. He highlighted that students who do not meet the required marks in exams should not be labeled as failures but instead be recognized as individuals who are "worthy of skills." This shift in language is part of a broader effort to create a more supportive educational environment, particularly for those who may struggle with academic performance. Tiwari also noted that the policy aims to address the psychological impact of traditional grading systems, which he believes can discourage students from pursuing further education or career opportunities. In addition to the result sheet changes, the government has introduced special classes for students appearing in supplementary exams.#bihar_school_examination_board #samrat_chaudhary #bihar_government #mithilesh_tiwari #no_bag_day
