New Delhi: a comprehensive system to help school sprinkled and moderate signs and results committees with two two external members among the number of steps adopted by the Central Educational Council to ensure the final assessment of class XII students, inhibited by the cancellation of written exams due to Covid-19, fair for children.
According to the council, specially developed software that has 30 crore fields filled with schools throughout India, is a game changer.
Alternative assessment policies for the council exam received by the Supreme Court on June 17.
Then, to ensure that the results are stated on time, CBSE organized webinars attended by around 50,000 teachers and provide sustainable assistance in the form.
Email replies, messages to school and helpdesk in the inspection department.
“For the successful implementation of tabulation policies within the scheduled time frame, it is important to facilitate the work that must be done by teachers,” explained Sanyam Bhardwaj, the CBSE examination controller.
“So, to help schools in compilation and moderation of results and reduce unintentional errors in their parts, a comprehensive and rich system features developed, in a short time, by the team from the board under the leadership of Dr.
Antriksh Johri.
This portal is not only Helping schools in verifying class X information, but also in uploading internal values, practical signs and signs of class XI and XII theory.
“This system also automatically calculates the battery at each level.
For the final tabulation, the portal has two stages: first to upload the class XI class mark and calculate the battery 30%.
The second is uploading the XII class signs and counting 40% components.
This system also calculates class X components from the final score.
“This system also denies schools in uploading class X scores from non-CBSE candidates whose data cannot be accessed from the board concerned and calculate the weight of 30%,” Bhardwaj said.
“This system also guides moderation every time it is included so that the school does not make a mistake.
Then there is an automatic calculation of the overall average value based on the data and moderation provided by the previous Vis-A-Vis show.”
Tweaks that help CBSE ensure fast and ‘fair’ results
