CBSE Board Class 12th Result 2021 Updates: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), on Thursday released the evaluation criteria or the final strategy through which it will assess Class 12 students. As The Indian Express first reported, the Class 12 result will be based on the Class 10 component (30 per cent) based on the best three performing subjects in the board exams, class 11 component (30 per cent) will be based on the final exam and class 12 component (40 per cent) based on unit test/mid-term/pre-board. The CBSE Class 12 results will be released by July 31.
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For the practical and internal assessment component, the student will be assessed according to the actual marks submitted by the school to CBSE. Schools will have to finalise the results and upload marks on the Board’s link by July 15, after which CBSE will declare the results by July 31.
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Schools will have to finalise the results and upload marks on the Board’s link by July 15, after which CBSE will declare the results by July 31. Most state boards were waiting for CBSE evaluation plan and it is expected that they will announce class 12 criteria this week.
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CBSE was tasked by the Supreme Court to devise an alternative assessment scheme in two weeks. The 12-member committee had its last meeting on Saturday, and CBSE will, in all likelihood, submit its plan to the Supreme Court on Monday. Government sources said committee members favoured using the Class 10 Board marks during Saturday’s discussion since that would be an objective reflection of a student’s performance.
The Central Board of Secondary Education on Friday released guidelines to assist the schools and result committees in the preparation of class 12 results. As per the notification, an IT system is being developed which will be made available to all the schools for class 12 result calculation. Read more
The Council for Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) Odisha has announced that the plus two (Class 12) students will be evaluated based on their marks in Class 10. The result is likely to be released in the second week of August. Read more
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The Supreme Court on Thursday approved the assessment schemes of CISCE and CBSE, which has adopted 30:30:40 formula for evaluation of marks for students based on results of class 10, 11 and 12 respectively. However, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) said that it would consider the performance of students for last six classes, unlike CBSE which is taking note of performance in class 10, 11 and 12 exams, in finalising the final board results. Both the boards told the apex court that they would declare the results on or before July 31.
The components adopted by CISCE for arriving at the evaluation formula are — marks percentage in class 10 board examinations, the Project and Practical Work in the subjects, the performance of the candidates in the school examinations in the subjects in classes 11 and 12, measured through their best marks obtained in the two years (referred to as raw marks) and the best performance of the school in the last six years.
The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) will declare the Class 12 results by July 20, after evaluating the students based on its well defined objective criteria.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Thursday said the Centre should have taken the decision to cancel the Class 12 board exams much before. They should not have waited for the Supreme Court's intervention. He said he is is glad that his suggestion of evaluating the Class 12 students on the basis of their marks for Classes 10, 11 and the pre-boards exams has been taken into account. "The decision to cancel the board exams was a welcome one, keeping in mind the safety and security of our 1.5 crore Class 12 students. The evaluation criteria which we had suggested, looking at the student performance in classes 10, 11, 12, has been taken into account," Sisodia said in a statement.
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Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' has recently tweeted the detailed document regarding the Class 12 evaluation policy.
Each school will have to internally moderate the marks to account for the school level variations in marking of students in internally conducted exams of Classes 11 and 12.
Sanyam Bhardwaj, controller of examinations, CBSE, said that students will be given a chance to take the offline exams when the situation will become conducive. This provision will only be available for those who will not be satisfied with the result.
Twitter users, which also include Class 12 students have been sharing hilarious relations regarding the CBSE's latest announcement of Class 12 evaluation policy.
'I am pretty happy with the criteria because it works quite well for me, but I don't think it makes much sense. Our subjects in 11th and 12th are different from 10th, so it's kind of weird to be taking class 10 marks in 12th. But I'm happy they aren't only taking 12th pre boards because those were really hard and we did not do too well in those. I did pretty well in 11th, but I know a lot of my friends did not do well at all. But the thing is, most of the people I know have already gotten into colleges or are relying on entrance exams, so it doesn't matter too much anyway,' said Ragini Ramanujam, 18-year-old Class 12 student, Brigade School, JP Nagar, Bangalore.
“As marks of class 11 and class 12 component will be awarded at school level, they will strictly not be comparable across schools due to the variations in the quality of question papers, the evaluation standard and processes, the mode of conduct of exams etc. Therefore, to ensure standardisation, each school will have to internally moderate the marks to account for the school level variations by using a reliable reference standard,” Sanyam Bhardwaj, controller of examinations, CBSE, told The Indian Express.
'I believe that considering the performance of class 10 and 12 is fair but taking 30 per cent of final exams of class 11 is not as it often not considered as the most serious academic year in comparison to class and 12 and might effect on the overall result,' Anant Jain, Class 12 student of Vivekanand School, D-Block, Anand Vihar, Delhi, told indianexpress.com.
The schools will have to submit the final marks to the board by July 15. A five-member result committee will be formed in each school comprising the principal as chairperson, two senior-most teachers of the school teaching Class 12, and two teachers from neighbouring senior secondary schools teaching Class 12 who will be “co-opted as external members”.
The board has announced that Class 10, 11 and 12 marks will be used to formulate the result of Class 12 students this year. But, students are not convinced with the inclusion of Class 11 marks as they feel it could hamper their result.
Each school has to form a result committee to consider the marks of students obtained in the three examinations which would be vetted by the moderation committee of the CBSE. -- ANI
AG also said that students who are not satisfied with the marks/grading through the present mechanism can do better or improve their marks by appearing in physical examinations, as COVID situation gets better or as the situation normalises or as the institutions think. Read more here
AG KK Venugopal told Supreme Court that there may be a moderation committee to look into the difference in marking mechanism adopted by various schools to put all students as far as the awarding of final marks for class 12 is concerned. -- ANI
Class 12 result scheme will be based on
A. Class 10 component (30 per cent) based on best 3 performing subjects in Board exams
B. Class 11 component (30 per cent) will be based on final exam
3. Class 12 component (40 per cent) based on unit test/mid-term/pre-board
Attorney General KK Venugopal told the bench that the declaration of results will be done by July 31, 2021.
The CBSE told the Supreme Court that the Class XII results will be decided on the basis of performance in Class 10 (30% weightage), Class 11 (30% weightage) & Class 12 (40% weightage).
If students do not achieve the required marks through the alternate evaluation criteria and are unable to meet the qualifying criterion, then he/she will be placed in 'essential repeat' or compartment category. The CBSE will conduct as and when the situation will become conducive.
The CBSE has proposed to take the internal performance of the school into consideration to ensure standardisation. The AG said that the performance of the school will be taken as a reference. The subject-wise marks assessed by the school for 2020-2021 should be within a range of plus/minus 5 marks obtained by the students in the school in the subject in the reference year.
Attorney General KK Venugopal explained the CBSE scheme before the court. He said, "For this purpose, CBSE has taken three classes - 10, 11 and 12. 10 is the board exam. The subjects are different from 11 and 12."
The CBSE board had released the Class 12 board results on July 13 last year. The board is expected to released this year's result by July 15 as many universities including the University of Delhi (DU) will begin the admission process by mid-July.
The Manipur government on Wednesday cancelled class 10 and 12 board examinations in the state-run schools in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The announcement was made separately by the Council of Higher Education Manipur (COHSEM), which conducts the class 10 board examinations, and the Board of Secondary Education (BOSEM) that conducts the class 12 exams. PTI.
The court will be hearing the plea filed by Advocate Mamata Sharma, which initially demanded the cancellation of board exams and is now taking the case ahead for a uniform policy. The case is being heard by Justice AM Khanwilkar and Justice Dinesh Maheshwari
As The Indian Express earlier reported, the Central Board is actively considering a proposal to evaluated Class 12 students based on their performance in Class 10, Class 11, and the Class 12 pre-board examination, which were conducted throughout the academic session. Read more.
The apex court, while hearing a plea regarding Class 12 board exams, had instructed the board to devise the strategy within two weeks. Sanyam Bhardwaj, controller of examinations, CBSE, told indianexpress.com, “We have worked on the evaluation criteria and will present it to the court on June 17.
The CBSE on June 4 had constituted a committee to decide well-defined objective criteria for the evaluation of Class 12 students. The committee will submit its report within 10 days. The board will now present the criteria before the Supreme Court in today's hearing.