WB Board Exam Evaluation: How to evaluate secondary and higher secondary results, informed by the Board and Council

Key Highlights:

🔸If you are not satisfied with this assessment, you can sit for the exam after the situation becomes normal

 🔸If you sit for the exam, the result of that exam will be considered final

🔸For class X: Marks will be given at the rate of 50-50 percent.

🔸 The marksheet of class IX and the internal assessment of class X will be given equal importance

🔸 For class XII : 40 per cent of the highest marks in 4 subjects of 2019 Madhyamik examination, 80 per cent marks of the annual examination of XI of 2020, as well as the project-practical marks of the XII

Northern Times News, 18th June, Kolkata: How to evaluate canceled secondary and higher secondary examinations? Today the Board of Secondary Education and the Council of Higher Education announced the method of evaluation at a press conference.

Evaluation process of secondary marksheet :  Secondary marksheet of 2021 will be given at the rate of 50-50 percent. The marksheet of class IX and the internal assessment of class X will be given equal importance. If you are not satisfied with this assessment, you can sit for the exam after the situation becomes normal. If you sit for the exam, the result of that exam will be considered final, said by the Board of Secondary Education.

Evaluation process of higher secondary marksheet : On the other hand, the Council of Higher Secondary Education has also stated the method of evaluation of higher secondary examinations. It has been informed that 40 per cent of the highest marks in 4 subjects of 2019 Madhyamik examination, 80 per cent marks of the annual examination of  XI of 2020, as well as the project-practical marks of the XII will be added to evaluate the higher secondary. It has been informed that the evaluation will be based on 20 marks of projects in class XII and 30 marks of practical. If you are not satisfied with the assessment, you can sit for the test after the situation is normal. If you sit for the exam, the result of that exam will be considered final, said the Higher Secondary Council. Schools have to submit their test numbers by June 23. It has been informed that the results can be published by July if everyone cooperates.

It was informed on this day how the marksheets of about 13 lakh candidates of secondary and about 9 lakh candidates of higher secondary will be prepared. It is to be noted that secondary and higher secondary examinations were also canceled in this state like other boards done due to corona overgrowth. In this situation, there was a  curiosity about the method by which the marksheets of 21 lakh candidates would be prepared. The Chief Minister said yesterday that the assessment procedure will be announced on Friday.

It is to be noted that yesterday CBSE made publicly about the process of assessment of class XII. According to the CBSE in the Supreme Court on Thursday, the results of the 12th will be released by July 31. The marksheet will be given on the basis of the performance of the X , XI and XII. 30 percent marks will be taken in the marksheet from the result of the annual examination of class XI. The remaining 40 percent will be taken from the performance of class XII. In this case 40 percent marks will be added in the marksheet on the basis of pre-board examination, mid term and school unit test.

Schools across the country were told by CBSE that practical exams should be taken online and from home. The outstanding internal assessment and practical number should be sent to the board by July 28. The CBSE told the Supreme Court yesterday that the number of practical and internal assessments sent by the school would remain unchanged.