Bengaluru: All repeaters, including personal candidates who fail in one or more subjects, will be given a minimum sign along with 5% Grace marking and promoted in the PU II exam.
The Karnataka government has stated this decision in the memo proposed before the High Court.
The government has explained its assessment formula for refreshment promoted without examination.
It tells HC that 45% marks each will be based on their performance in the SSLC and I PU exam, and a 10% sign on the assessment carried out so far in PU.
The results will be declared before July 31, in line with the command of the Supreme Court recently.
The exam for PVP students before Aug 31 if students who graduate but reject their results to improve their performance, the decision has been taken to allow them to maintain the previous value.
If they are not satisfied with the previous sign, they can appear for the PU II exam to be held by the Pue Board.
In the problem of fresh private candidates, the court was told that the exam will be held before August 31 and the results will be stated before September 20.
Recording the contents of the memo, the division bench was discarded by pills submitted by SV Singre Gowda, Secretary, managing the Trustee Trustees of Jnanamandira Education, Bengaluru.
He claimed that PU repeaters and candidates who failed to be forced to write a exam after easing the Covid situation, while fresh candidates had been promoted without the exam.