New Delhi: Central Education Council (CBSE) on Thursday informed that the tabulation portal for class 11 and 12 signs will be opened from July 16.
The council in a letter to affiliated schools said the portal would be closed on July 22 for the results declaration on July 31.
The Board asked the school to moderate the score that had been uploaded according to the data bank reference year in the window seven days when the portal opened by visiting the official website of CBSE.GOV.IN.
Happy! You have successfully thrown your votelogin to see the results “according to the time schedule given in the policy, the portal for moderation and finalization of results for class-XII is being opened from July 16 (afternoon) until July 22 (Mid Night).
When the Board must declare the results The latest on July 31, the school was asked to follow the schedule strictly and complete moderation in the schedule.
If there is a school left to complete moderation in the specified schedule, the results will be stated separately after July 31, “the letter said.
CBSE stressed that a shared goal was the declaration of “valid, reliable, and impartial results” from students in a pandemic situation.
“Breaking the XI and XII signs will be a big responsibility, which must be done by ensuring justice and justice for students.
Every differential application of cross-school policies can lead to bad impacts or improper profits for some students.
It must be remembered that responsibility The committee of the results is being carried out in the name of the CBSE for all student populations and should not be seen limited to certain schools, “CBSE said.
Therefore, mandating schools to moderate signs in such a way that the results are comparable and “no students must suffer because every application of unequal policies in school or school”.
To help school, CBSE provides a sign, including sign distribution, based on the best performance of the previous three years, which will be taken as a reference for moderation purposes.
“To ensure a comparison and justice in the range of higher signs, the school must conduct a thorough test and ensure that there are not many signs in the range of 95 and above.
Therefore, they will limit the number of students in each of the total levels from 95 to top , to ensure that this number is no more than the number of students who scored this whole sign, according to the best historic performance for the past three years, “the council said.
CBSE also provides schools with extensive patterns of total mark (practical + practical) distribution (i.e., total class-X composite, class-XI and class XII theory).
Therefore, the CBSE notes that schools will have to, also, ensure that after moderation, the number of students with the overall sign in the range of 95 and above, this year, no more than the number of students printing overall signs, such as the best historic performance from The last three years.
To further facilitate schools in the number of marks, CBSE said the user-friendly software has been developed, the guidelines will be available on the portal.
“This software has two parts – a wise moderation subject and moderation overall.
Complete tabulation sheets will be seen for schools consisting of all components of Marks Viz.
Class X, class XI, class XII and school / he must first go through the guide and Understand before you carry out the moderation of the sign.
It may also be ensured that the ‘Submission’ button needs to be pressed only when you confirmed that the moderation carried out by you is 100 percent, “said the board).
In this case, the school was observed not to follow the instructions, CBSE said before preparation for the results, it would moderate the sign to bring signs given in consultancy with policy objectives.
“It is also informed that the changes made by the school in the data will be recorded by the CBSE.
If observed that the policy has not been followed in the letter and the Spirit by the school, the CBSE can begin actions against these schools as stipulated in the policy as stipulated in the policy.
, “The board is added with instructions to comply with instructions in the given schedule.