The offline classes started from the 25th of January and thus students would only get three weeks to cover their doubts from the entire syllabus for every subject, which is inconvenient for both the students and the teachers, and moreover, some subjects are not being covered in offline classes.

If the boards are in May, it is reasonable to have offline pre-boards in March as was originally planned.

Revising the whole syllabus is difficult and cannot be done in two weeks because the pace of studying is immediately altered.

Many students may have medical ailments or chronic illness which put them at a higher risk of catching the virus, and may not have a choice when it comes to appearing for the online exams.

Some students are out of station as well, and will not have any access to the school.