According to CBSE’s examination bye-laws, a student will not be allowed to appear for the board’s Senior Certificate Examination if he or she does not have 75% attendance in their class XII academic year.
According to CBSE’s examination bye-laws, a student will not be allowed to appear for the board’s Senior Certificate Examination if he or she does not have 75% attendance in their class XII academic year.(Representational image)
Observing that students whose lack of attendance was condoned had performed poorly in the 2019 examinations, the CBSE has laid down a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to deal with cases of children who fall short of the prescribed attendance percentage.
According to CBSE’s examination bye-laws, a student will not be allowed to appear for the board’s Senior Certificate Examination if he or she does not have 75% attendance in their class XII academic year. In case of students who have participated in national level sports, the attendance requirement is 60%. Students who fall short of this prescribed percentage by up to 15% are eligible for condonation (overlooking) by the CBSE chairperson in matters such as prolonged illness.
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