The CBSE 12th board exams have been postponed until 2021, and the CBSE 10th board exams have been canceled. After CBSE assesses the situation due to COVID-19, new exam dates for CBSE 12th board exams 2021 are scheduled to be revealed on or after June 1st. Exam dates will also be revealed 15 days prior to the start of the tests. Meanwhile, many CBSE 10th grade students are unsure of the criteria used by CBSE to assign grades. We presented official reports and information about the board’s evaluation scheme used last year in this section.
The marks in the CBSE Class 10 Result 2021 will be calculated using an objective criterion that the board will develop:
The following are key points from the official notification:
– The CBSE 10th Result 2021 will be announced using objective criteria (to be set by the board).
– Students who are dissatisfied with their CBSE 10th Result 2021 will be permitted to retake the examination (to be conducted if the conditions are conductive)
The objective criterion here means that CBSE can devise an evaluation scheme based on a collection of guidelines. The board has yet to improve this, and the weighting of internal assessment in the new scheme is likely to be strong. We anticipate that CBSE will have more information about the objective criteria or the evaluation scheme in the near future.
Students who are dissatisfied with their results will sit for optional CBSE 10th board exams 2021 later, according to the official notification. These optional exams will be held once the COVID-19 situation has improved.
The Alternate Assessment Scheme was used to calculate marks in the CBSE 10th Result last year.
Here are some key points from the board’s alternative evaluation system, which was used to measure the marks in CBSE Result 2021 last year. It can be useful for many students and those who are curious about how the CBSE assigns grades.
– For pending papers, if a student has taken more than three tests, the sum of the three marks would be used.
– For students who participated in fewer papers, the average will be calculated using the two subjects with the highest scores and applied to the remaining papers.
– Students who have not taken more than three exams will have their scores reduced.
Students in CBSE Class 12th must now wait until June 1st for an update. Meanwhile, CBSE Class 12 students should review CBSE Sample Papers, Previous Year Papers, CBSE Syllabus, and other resources to improve their level of preparation.
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