CBSE Evaluation Criteria for 10th 12th Result 2024 has been released after the cancellation of CBSE Exams. Central Board of School Education cancelled the class 10th and class 12th exams on 25 June 2024 because of the inability to conduct the exams due to rise in COVID-19 outbreak. The exams were scheduled to be conducted from 01 – 15 July 2024. Moreover, CBSE claims to announce the result according to the new scheme by 15 July 2024.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced a new evaluation criteria for the Class 10 and 12 board exams from 2023-24. The new evaluation criteria will focus on conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills.

The CBSE board uses a grading system to calculate marks for class 10th and 12th. The grading system is based on a 9-point scale, with A1 being the highest grade and E being the lowest. The marks are converted to grade points, with A1 being worth 10 grade points and E being worth 1 grade point.

The percentage marks are calculated by multiplying the grade points by 9.5. For example, if a student scores an A1 in a subject, they will get 9.5 x 10 = 95 marks.

The following table shows the grading system and the corresponding grade points and percentage marks:

Changes in the Marking Scheme for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 Board Exams

The following are the changes in the marking scheme for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 board exams:

• Increased weightage for internal assessment: The weightage for internal assessment has been increased from 20% to 30%. This will help to reduce the pressure on students during the board exams.
• Introduction of multiple-choice questions (MCQs): The CBSE will introduce MCQs in the board exams for the first time. This will help to assess the students’ understanding of concepts.
• Introduction of online assessment: The CBSE will introduce online assessment for the first time. This will help to provide students with a more personalized learning experience.
• Introduction of digital learning resources: The CBSE will introduce digital learning resources for the first time. This will help students to learn at their own pace and in their own way.

The following are the details of how the marks will be calculated for the CBSE Class 10 and 12 board exams:

• Internal assessment: The internal assessment will be worth 30% of the total marks. The internal assessment will be conducted by the school.
• External assessment: The external assessment will be worth 70% of the total marks. The external assessment will be conducted by the CBSE.

The external assessment will consist of two parts:

• Theory: The theory component will be worth 50% of the total marks. The theory component will be a written exam.
• Practical: The practical component will be worth 20% of the total marks. The practical component will be a practical exam.

The marks for the theory component will be calculated as follows:

• MCQs: The MCQs will be worth 25% of the total marks for the theory component.
• Descriptive questions: The descriptive questions will be worth 75% of the total marks for the theory component.

The marks for the practical component will be calculated as follows:

• Practical exams: The practical exams will be worth 100% of the total marks for the practical component.

The final result will be based on the total marks obtained by the student in the internal assessment and the external assessment.

CBSE Evaluation Criteria for 10th 12th Result 2024 released

CBSE has submitted the assessment and evaluation scheme for the cancelled 10th 12th exams. The board has decided that the marks for cancelled exams will be awarded on the basis of the exams attempted by the students. Also, for the students who have not attempted a minimum of 03 exams, the result will be released on the basis of internal assessment.

Solicitor general (SG) Tushar Mehta appearing on behalf of the Centre and Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) presented a new assessment scheme at Supreme Court (SC) for the remaining cancelled subjects.

Candidates can check the official CBSE Notification released regarding the same given below:

CBSE Result 2024: 10th 12th Evaluation Criteria

1. The students who have attempted all the exams, the marks will be provided on the basis of their performance in the examination.
2. The students of class 10th and class 12th who have appeared in more than 03 subjects, the marks for the pending exams will be awarded on the basis of the marks obtained in the best three subjects.
3. Students who have appeared in only 03 subjects, the marks for the pending cancelled exams will be awarded on the basis of te 03 attempted subjects.
4. The students of Class 12th who appeared in 01 or 02 papers only (North East Delhi students), their results will be announced on the basis of performance in the appeared subjects as well as performance in the internal/ practicals/ project assignment. These students will also have an option to appear for the exam later. However, their result will be announced on the date of declaration of result along with other students.

CBSE 10th Results 2024: Evaluation criteria Explained

The exams of CBSE Class 10th students(except exams of North East Delhi Students), all the 05 core subjects were completed. The result of such students will be declared on the basis 0f their performance in examination of those 05 subjects. All the other exams were cancelled this year and as such the board will not be grading students on those papers.

CBSE 12th Result 2024: Evaluation Criteria for Class XII

The result of Class 12th will be released by 15 July 2024 irrespective of no. of subjects student has appeared for, so that the students can take admissions into higher studies.

Students who appeared for all the subjects

Most of the CBSE Class 12th students had appeared for the exams they had opted for. Such students will be awarded marks on the basis of their performance in the examination. These students will not get any opportunity to appear for the examination at a later date. Their results would be fixed.

Students who appeared three or more papers and 1 or 2 subjects were pending

1. The marks of such students will be evaluated on the basis of the best three subjects.
   • For e.g, a student appeared for English, maths, economics and accountancy but business studies exam was pending. Now out of 100, the student scored 75 in English, 45 in maths, 85 in Accountancy and 90 in Economics, then the student’s marks in English, Accountancy and Economics would be considered for calculating the average marks in Business Studies.
2. Such students will be having an option to reappear for the board remaining exams when CBSE conducts at a later date. It depends on students if they wish to accept the average marks awarded by the board or want to appear for the exam.
3. However, if the student chooses to opt for and appear in the exams at the later date, the marks thus obtained by the students in the exams would be considered final (even if they are less than the average marks that were awarded).

How Marks will be Calculated for CBSE 10th & 12th Class, New Evaluation Criteria

The CBSE has implemented a new evaluation criteria for Class 10 and 12 board exams. Here’s how the marks will be calculated:

For Class 10:

• Term 1: 30% weightage
• Term 2: 70% weightage

The final result will be calculated by combining the marks obtained in both terms.

For Class 12:

• Term 1: 30% weightage
• Term 2: 70% weightage

The final result will be calculated by combining the marks obtained in both terms.

Note:

• The exact calculation methodology may vary slightly each year.
• Students should refer to the official CBSE website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

It’s important to stay updated with the latest announcements from the CBSE to understand the specific details of the evaluation process.

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