Nagpur: For the first time in the history of CBSE, a record of 21 Lakh students cleared the STD X exam in one Go, thanks to the highest registration percentage and graduated this year.
Stay with trends on another board, the results of the CBSE STD X also watched the rate of 99.04% and a sharp increase in the number of high goalscorers.
In Maharashtra, the graduation rate was 99.92%.
Because the second deadly wave, CBSE on April 14 has announced that the Board Exam will be canceled and marks it will be tabulated based on the internal assessment carried out by the school.
The policy for the same thing is determined by the CBSE and it is announced that each student who is not happy to the allocated sign can appear for later physical examination.
This exam will begin on August 16, although the wise datesheet (schedule) has not been announced.
This year, the CBSE will publish Marksheet and a combined passing certificate to all successful students.
In normal years, students will get two documents separately.
The biggest beneficiaries of the Mark’s tabulation policy this year are government-assisted category schools, whose graduation rates touched 95.88% compared to 77.82% last year.
Kendriya Vidyalayas witnessed a 100% graduation rate, but it was on the expected line because of their last year level 99.23%.
Personal independent schools, the largest category in the CBSE ecosystem, witnessed the rate of 99.57% compared to last year 92.81%.
A principal said the CBSE internal sign policy itself means that the maximum number of students will pass.
“It is true that the policy is fair but every time it comes to internal assessment, it is guaranteed that the child will pass.
And not only CBSE, each board has thrown out similar results,” said the principal.
However, the whole process is quite challenging, said the headmaster.
“My staff and I really made our home school campus.
Until late at night, we were involved in the process of sprinkling marks and compare it with the year of reference so that the median average was not violated.
Frankly, we prefer to check the explanation of the paper board on Whatever month all this time, “said the principal.
All records will be available in DigiLocker, academic repository initiative from the central government, regarding which details have been sent to students via SMS on the registered cellphone number.
Also for the first time, foreign students can get their digital sheets on email through DigiLocker.
About 16,000 results are still processed by CBSE, although the exact reason for the delay is unknown.
Likewise for STD XII, 65,000 results are still processed when the results are announced.
At that time, CBSE officials said the reason was the ‘lack of reference year’ to sprinkle results.