Bengaluru: The state government on Monday told the high court that all repeaters, including private candidates who failed in the second PUC examination last year would be promoted by giving a sign of passing and signs of grace five percent.
In connection with the fresh candidate being promoted without an examination, the court was told that 45 percent marked each will be based on their performance in SSLC and 1 year PUC and a 10 percent sign will be vis-a-vis concerning the 2nd PUC assessment and the results will be stated before July 31, 201011 in the case of the Supreme Court.
Happy! You have managed to throw your Votozin to see the results of the edition of a fresh private candidate, the court was told that the examination would be carried out before August 31, 2010 and the results would be stated at or before 20,2021.
Recording all this, the division bench headed by Justice BV Nagaratha who was thrown away from the pill submitted by one Secretary of Singre Gowda SV /, managing the trustwall trust Jnanamandira, Bengaluru.
The applicant has claimed that the second PUC candidate that failed to be forced to write a test after the easing of the Covid situation, while fresh candidates have been promoted without examination, on the strength of PUC 1 and the same discriminatory.
All 2nd PUC repeaters will be promoted with a sign of passing and signs of grace 5%, said HC
