CBSE NEWS UPDATE – From July 16 to 22, schools will have to complete the moderation work of 11th-12th marks
According to the board, if any school fails to complete the moderation within this stipulated time limit, their result will be declared separately after July 31. According to the board, the moderation process will be a big responsibility before the schools.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened the portal for schools to complete the moderation work of 11th-12th marks before releasing the 12th result. CBSE issued an official notice to the schools directing the schools to complete the moderation work of 11th-12th marks with fairness from July 16 to 22.
According to the board, if any school fails to complete the moderation within this stipulated time limit, their result will be declared separately after July 31. According to the board, the moderation process will be a big responsibility before the schools. Because of any discrepancy in this policy, some students may be benefited or harmed. In such a situation, schools have been compulsorily asked to give marks in a fair manner. So that no student should be harmed or benefited in any way. It is noteworthy that CBSE 12th result will be released on July 31.
What is Moderation Process
CBSE has made the basis of marks obtained in the 10th, 11th, and 12th examinations to release the 12th result. In this, the schools uploaded the original marks obtained by the students in class 11th and 12th on the portal of CBSE. CBSE locked the portal after the schools uploaded the marks. Now CBSE is opening the portal again from 16th July. Schools will have to moderate the marks already uploaded in it. In this, schools can increase or decrease five marks from the original score.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) 12th result will be released on July 31. The schools will have to upload the marks of the students on the official portal of CBSE before the result declaration. According to board officials, there are 7800 schools across the country which have to upload the 10th marks of 32 thousand students on the CBSE portal. These are all those students who have passed 10th from other board. The board has asked the schools to upload the mark sheet along with the 10th marks.
Schools have also been instructed that if other boards have given grades to the student instead of marks in the result, the schools will upload the marks of the student converting the grades into marks as per the rules laid down by the CBSE. At the same time, schools have been told that if they do not upload the 10th marks of these students, then they will not be able to upload the 11th-12th marks from July 15.
