CBSE Papers : Mark Sheet now a Grade Sheet
Class X students although have their date sheet announced yesterday but there are comparatively less jitters experienced by them since the CBSE made the announcement – “The percentage of class X students taking their board exams from this academic session will not be disclosed.”
‘mark sheet’ now a ‘grade sheet’ as it will only show grades and no marks.
According to a conference of schools at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) on Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) yesterday, the CBSE will switch over to the grading system from this academic session.
Marks obtained by the students will not be disclosed unless there is some special case.
Their evaluation will be based on a nine point system of grades ranging from A1 to E2 and further will be promoted to the next class, that is, class XI on the basis of grades.
Those who fail to get a qualifying certificate from the board due to an E1 or E2 grade will be given five attempts for improvement.
Its pathetic that marks wont be there in the marksheet…. How will one come to know whether one has scored 100 or 95???? Both have same grade…..I wish the HRD ministry used some civic sense before taking this decision…Its really disappointing on their part……:-(:-(
how will check the marksheet of business