A few months back, CBSE cancelled the board exams of 10th and 12th classes as the country was witnessing a sudden surge in Covid cases. Following this, the other state education boards also decided to cancel the exams. Now students have been waiting for their results. CBSE and other state boards will soon declare the Class 12 results by adopting a different pattern of marking scheme since exams are not held this year. However, students have been wondering what criteria will be adopted for assessment as there was no clearance about the same.
After the cancellation of board exams, now several state boards have announced the criterion on which the results of class 12 is being calculated and are planning to announce the class 12 results very soon. The Centre and State boards had to cancel the exams because since the country was experiencing a high rate of infected cases and deaths caused by the outbreak of the second wave during months of April and May.
Firstly, the CBSE, CISCE and several state boards had postponed the class 12th exams as they were hoping that the situation will get better and then they could conduct the exams. However, after considering the health and safety of the students and teachers, most of the boards decided to cancel the exams. Though the condition now seems to be under control, but the prediction of the arrival of third-wave does not allowing the situation to be completely normal. Recently, some state boards have announced evaluation criterion for class 12 results and most of the states including CBSE will announce the results by July 31.
Maharashtra Class 12 Results Evaluation formula released
On July 2, 2021, the Maharashtra government announced the formula for the assessment of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) students. This announcement has come nearly two weeks after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Council of Indian Secondary Certificate Examinations (CISCE) have announced an evaluation pattern for class 12 results. The state board stated that marks will be calculated on the basis of a three-year assessment formula. This pattern is similar to the one adopted by the CBSE.
Class 12th students will be assessed based on their performance in classes 10, 11 and 12. The scores of HSC students will be calculated on a 30:30:40 formula in which 30 per cent weight-age would be given each to class 10 and class 11 marks while 40 per cent weight-age to be given to class 12 internal marks. Maharashtra Education Minister said that the overall assessment will include students’ performance in theory papers and oral/practical/internal assessments. Each school in Maharashtra will have a result committee comprising six teachers and headed by the principal. All of them will be responsible for the finalization of results.
Evaluation criterion by Haryana Board (BSEH) for Class 12 Results
The Haryana School Education Board (BSEH) had cancelled class 12 board exams in view of the worsening Covid-19 situation across the state. Now students can expect the result of the 12th board after the third week of July. The details of the candidates and the marks are being collected from the respective schools to prepare the result. Earlier, the president of BSEH said that schools must submit their student’s marks on the board’s official website from June 28 to July 6 using the official login id and password. The state board suggested schools to prepare results with the help of internal assessments. However, no official announcement has been made by the state government that clarifies the evaluation criteria.
Follow the Steps to Check HBSE Class 12 Result 2021:
When state board will declare the result, students can check it by following the given steps:
- Visit the official website of BSEH i.e. bseh.org.in.
- Select the BSEH 12th result 2021 link on the homepage of website.
- Enter your roll number, other required credentials, and login.
- Your result will be appeared on screen and you can download your scorecard.
Apart from the official website, the results may be also available at the official websites of respective schools.
Assessment formula of Gujarat Board (GSEB) for Class 12 Results
Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has released the marking scheme and assessment formula for class 12. The schools in the states are evaluating the student’s marks based on their performance in classes 10, 11 and 12. Fifty per cent weight-age is for class 10 marks, 25 per cent for class 11 marks and 25 per cent weight-age is for the first and second unit tests in class 12 while evaluating the results. It is being speculated that the Gujarat board will announce class 12 results in the 3rd week of July.
Evaluation formula of other state boards for Class 12 Results
Apart from these three states some other states including Rajasthan will also calculate the result of class 12th students based on 45 per cent, 20 per cent and 20 per cent weight-age to the performances in class 10 final exams, class 11 final exams and class 12 internal exams respectively. The State board (BHSIEUP) of Uttar Pradesh (UP) will follow the 50:40:10 formula while assessing the class 12 results. Assam will follow the 50:30:10:10 formula, in which 50 per cent weight-age for class 12 internal tests, 30 per cent for class 12 practical exams and 10 per cent by the school, and the remaining 10 per cent will provide by the state board of Assam. Like Maharashtra, the state board of Punjab will also follow the same evaluation criterion of 30:30:40 that was announced by CBSE.
What if Students Feel Dissatisfied With Their Results?
Among all the states, most of them have provided an alternative for those students who will not feel satisfy with their class 12 results. They can improve their scores by giving offline written examinations, depending on the Covid situation in the respective states. The state board of Odisha has declared the results of class 10th students on June 25 and after that, the students started complaining about the evaluation criterion. So, the Odisha government has scheduled the written examination of class 10 from July 30 to August 5 for the students who are not satisfied with the evaluation criterion. Therefore, CBSE and other state boards are also considering the alternative for written tests for class 12th students.
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