Question

What are the implications of the designated list of recognised subject being revoked ? advantage and disadvantage

Answer 1

Answer:

The removal of the designated list of subjects from the ... There is bound to be an (uninformed) public outcry that ... Impact on the current Grade 12 cohort.

Answer 2

Learners to qualify a minimum of 50% at any four designated subjects from the recognised list of subjects.  

Explanation:-

• To revoke the recognized subject of the designated list the higher educational institutions declared a minimum qualifying marks

• Minimum qualifying marks of 50% has been demanded by the educational institutions for at least four subjects.

Advantages-  

• Applications of students with a better qualified marks for higher educational institutions can be seen.

• It eases the way for the students to take admission in their desired institution.

• It also encourages the students to focus on particular subjects.

Disadvantage-

• One of the disadvantages of this revoke is that students tend to choose easiest subjects to acquire the qualifying marks.

• Another disadvantage is that their choice of subjects gets restricted in accordance with the institutions.

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