Patna: Given the fact that conducting an entrance examination in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic is the task of Herculean, several city schools recognize class X pass-out based on achievement, cut-off signs and talent tests.
Loyola High School, for example, will not choose class XI students based on any entry test, but their services.
The principal, Brother Sudhakar Reddy SG, told this reporter, “It is very difficult for us to choose candidates because a large number of them scored very high values in class X exams.
Therefore, we have a cut-off list.” He added, “The cut-off sign to recognize CBSE students to the flow of science is 85% (mathematics, science, and English) and that for their ICSE colleagues is 80% in three subjects.
Students who are interested in the flow of trade and art require 75% Each in social studies, mathematics and English.
“Sudhakar’s brother also showed that priority would be given to loyolite.
The official website of St Michael High School (SMHS) said, “For the flow of science, we expect an average of 85% or appropriate classes in mathematics and science.
70% aggregate or the appropriate value is a necessity for the flow of trade.” SHS also considered Factors such as routine presence in class IX and X, character and behavior of their candidates and performance in talent tests.
The principal, FR Armstrong Edison SJ, said, “The acceptance process is close to the completion now.” Like Loyola, Notre Dame Academy (NDA) gave priority to his former disciples.
For non-NDA students, cut-off for streaming science and trade is 90% and for art is 85%.
Mary Alphonsa, Principal Don Bosco Academy, said, “We first defended our students after the Board results were announced.
The other was treated in class XI based on their pre-board sign.”
Patna’s school acknowledges students based on achievement
