Nagpur: All students who signed up for ICSE (X) in Maharashtra were declared successful by the Board for the Indian School Certificate exam (CISCE), while 99.94% of those who appeared for ISC (XII) passed.
The Board, as is called installation of ‘Board’ general practices, has almost similar results to be displayed at the national level where the percentage pass 99.98% (ICSE) and 99.76% (ISC).
In Nagpur, there are four schools affiliated with the only one board that offers STD XII.
Kenneth Mendonca, Chanda Devi School Principal (CD), said, “I feel in STD XII, the signs allocated for physics-chemical-mathematics groups are not right.
We will review these signs by sending applications to the board.” Raziya Husain , Principal of the MSB Education Institute (Nagpur), said that the ranking for schools also tended to change.
“We have observed differences in the signs allocated to some of our students.
We begin the review process and I am sure that our school ranking list will change,” Husayn said.
Although the theory paper was canceled this year because of a pandemic, the Board said it took strict steps to have a transparent sign tabulation policy.
Gerry Arathion, Chief Executive Officer and Secretary Cisce, said, “The data submitted by schools was analyzed by the famous statistical team of several inaugural institutions in the country, along with senior Cisce officials.
While designing the methodology to mark computing, business is for Ensuring justice for all candidates relating to the best possible level.
Before I announce the many awaited results for this year, I want to record my sincere and debt appreciation to all school principals who have worked together and closely cooperated with Cisce to ensure Success of completion of compiling results.
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