Following the decision to restore Board examination for class X, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has now decided to implement uniform assessment, examination & report card scheme. The scheme is applicable from 2017-18. Hence, the students who will be entering class VI to XI will now be evaluated through the new pattern.
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LPU Admission 2020 Open - Apply Now!The aim of introducing the CBSE New Pattern for Class 9, Class 8, Class 7 and Class 6 is to bring uniformity in the examination pattern, among all the school affiliated to CBSE. Until now, the schools were using numerous varied system for evaluating the performance of the students. The disparity in the system created problems for those students who migrated from one school to another.
Another reason for focusing on uniform examination pattern from class 6 to 9 is to make students familiar with the Board exams. At present, there are 18,688 schools under the umbrella of CBSE. The uniform assessment will also be implemented while issuing the report cards.
“Term Assessment basis with gradual increase in the learning assessment as the students move forward. This would prepare the students to cover the whole syllabus of the academic year and face the challenge of class X Board examination, and would thus, ensure the ‘quality of education’”, states CBSE in the official notice.
Uniform assessment is a two-semester scheme, at the end of which Half-Yearly and Yearly examination will be held. Both the Term 1 and 2 will be of 100 marks, which will include 20 marks for the Periodic Assessment, including the note book keeping. While the remaining 80 marks will be for the performance in Half-Yearly/Yearly marks exam. The passing marks under the system will be above 32.
Before the uniform assessment, the Board was following the CCE or Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation. The marks of the candidates were replaced with the 9 point grading system and the entire session was distinguished in 2 SAs and 4 FAs.
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A good job you are doing
Thank you 🙂
If we are fail in SA 1 and in SA 2 we get passing marks then we are pass or not plz tell me
Thanks for the valuable information.
Pattern of progress cards is also need ed
Thanks and the pattern of the progress card is yet to be disclosed.
Will not otb or asl continue in class 9?
PA marks will contain marks on what basis?
Hi,
As per the released notice Scholastic Assessment. i.e. performance in term exam will only be done. However, Co-Scholastic Activities, Subject Enrichment Activities, Discipline, and Record Keeping will also be given importance. Apart from this, CBSE has not announced any other detail for now.
Any one tell me that the number of u1 u2 nd half yearly will be add
Thank you for the notice but I have not liked this Indian education system they have changed🙃😐
For classes 6th to 8th,do students require 33%marks out of 80 for promotion to next class? Like 9th and 10th class.
Is that compulsary to get 33 marks in all subjects to pass class 8
Thanks…..U r doing a very good job….
Nw i came 2 know the methods
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it is not so good because it is best
If a person is failed in one subject in SA1 and passed in SA2 will he be promoted to next class
I want important questions sir I am class6 my exam start on 1/11/17
Ooo well. .. That is a good idea 💯✌
U have mentioned for class 6th to 8th. What about class 9th and 10th students?? How much %percentage
of 1st term syllabus is covered in their 2nd yearly exam?
Hi my exams are start. That i s a good idea to learn
If any student does not obtain qualify marks (33%) over all in the last of the year. what he will promoted for next class or detained in same class ? this is for classes 6 to 8th .
For class 8 tere is cce or not for
2017 -18