CRITERIA FOR QUALIFYING (2010-11

CRITERIA FOR QUALIFYING (2010-11)

I. SECONDARY

In order to earn the Certificate of Qualification, a candidate will have to

qualify in the following five subjects of external examination separately in

each semester:

i) Hindi (First Language);

ii) English (Second Language);

iii) Mathematics,

iv) Social Science; and

v) Science and Technology.

In order to qualify in a subject, he/she will have to obtain at least 33% marks

(marks in external examination + marks in CCE + marks in Practicals)

provided that he/she

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in the external examination

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in Practicals, if any

•

(For the subject in which there is only internal assessment, grades will be

shown in the certificate but there will be no minimum grade required for

qualifying)

Note

there will be no minimum pass marks for CCE

•

subjects of external examination will be counted for determining

aggregate marks/Grade Point Average, i.e. the subject in which one

has obtained the least marks will not be counted. In case more than

one subject has the same least marks, then the subject not to be

counted will be in the following order of priority: Social Science,

Science & Technology, Mathematics, Hindi, English.

If a candidate qualifies in all the 6 subjects, then the best scoring 5

•

Sanskrit as sixth subject, then Sanskrit can replace Hindi for earning

the certificate of Qualification.

I.

Further, if a candidate does not qualify in Hindi, but qualifies inGRACE

In both semesters separately, 1% grace (per subject appeared) will be given

for qualifying (i.e. for getting 33% marks) in as many subjects as possible,

and not for improving grade in each semester separately. (Other provisions

that exist in the Regulations regarding Grace will remain in force as such)

II.

Reappear

•

do not qualify. However, they will be given 2 chances in the next two

subsequent examinations after second semester. One extra reappear

chance for first semester papers will be given along with the second

semester.

Candidates will be placed under reappear in those subjects in which they

•

subjects that are to be qualified compulsorily, he/she will be placed in the

category of PA-R (earning the Certificate of Partial Achievement) and

will be eligible to take provisional admission to the next class, i.e. class

11th. If one does not qualify in more than two of these subjects, he/she

will get Reappear in all those subjects in which he/she does not qualify

(getting the Certificate of Participation) and will not be eligible to take

admission in the next class.

If a candidate does not qualify in 1 or 2 subjects out of the 5 external

II. SENIOR SECONDARY

In order to earn the Certificate of Qualification, a candidate will have to

qualify in all five subjects of external examination separately in each

semester.

In order to qualify in a subject, he/she will have to obtain at least 33%

marks in the aggregate of external examination, CCE & Practicals provided

that he/she

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in the external examination

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in Practicals, if any

•

(For subjects in which there is only internal assessment, grades will be

shown in the certificate but there will be no minimum grade required for

qualifying)

Note

there will be no minimum pass marks for CCE

•

then it can replace one of the main optional subjects (excluding Hindi

and/or English depending on the stream), if one does not qualify in

any one of them (the main optional subjects).

If one has opted for an Additional subject, and he/she qualifies in it,

•

then the marks obtained in the best scoring 4/5 subjects (excluding the

compulsory subjects, i.e. Hindi and/or English depending on the

stream) will be counted for determining GPA/Aggregate marks, i.e.

the main optional subject in which one has obtained the least marks

will be replaced by the Additional subject.

In case one qualifies in all 6 subjects (including additional subject),

I. GRACE

In both semesters separately, 1% grace (per subject appeared) will be given

for qualifying (i.e. for getting 33% marks) in as many subjects as possible,

and not for improving grade in each semester separately. (Other provisions

that exist in the Regulations regarding Grace will remain in force as such)

II

REAPPEAR

•

qualify. However, they will be given 2 chances in the next two subsequent

examinations after second semester. One extra reappear chance for first

semester papers will be given along with the second semester.

Candidates will be placed in reappear in those subjects in which they do not

•

will be placed in the category of PA-R and earn the Certificate of Partial

Achievement; if one does not qualify in more than 1 subject, he/she will get

Reappear in all those subjects in which he/she has not qualified, getting the

Certificate of Participation.

If a candidate does not qualify in any 1 subject of external examination, he/she

CRITERIA FOR QUALIFYING (2011-12)

III. SECONDARY

In order to earn the Certificate of Qualification, a candidate will have to

qualify in the following five subjects of external examination separately in

each semester:

vi) Hindi (First Language);

vii) English (Second Language);

viii) Mathematics,

ix) Social Science; and

x) Science and Technology.

In order to qualify in a subject, he/she will have to obtain at least 33% marks

(marks in external examination + marks in CCE + marks in Practicals)

provided that he/she

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in the external examination

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in Practicals, if any

•

(For the subject in which there is only internal assessment, grades will be

shown in the certificate but there will be no minimum grade required for

qualifying)

Note

there will be no minimum pass marks for CCE

•

subjects of external examination will be counted for determining

aggregate marks/Grade Point Average, i.e. the subject in which one

has obtained the least marks will not be counted. In case more than

one subject has the same least marks, then the subject not to be

counted will be in the following order of priority: Social Science,

Science & Technology, Mathematics, Hindi, English.

If a candidate qualifies in all the 6 subjects, then the best scoring 5

•

as sixth subject, then Sanskrit can replace Hindi for earning the certificate

of Qualification.

III.

Further, if a candidate does not qualify in Hindi, but qualifies in SanskritGRACE

In both semesters separately, 1% grace (per subject appeared) will be given

for qualifying (i.e. for getting 33% marks) in as many subjects as possible,

and not for improving grade in each semester separately. (Other provisions

that exist in the Regulations regarding Grace will remain in force as such)

Reappear

•

do not qualify. However, they will be given 2 chances in the next two

subsequent examinations after second semester. One extra reappear

chance for first semester papers will be given along with the second

semester.

Candidates will be placed under reappear in those subjects in which they

•

subjects that are to be qualified compulsorily, he/she will be placed in the

category of PA-R (earning the Certificate of Partial Achievement) and

will be eligible to take provisional admission to the next class, i.e. class

11th. If one does not qualify in more than two of these subjects, he/she

will get Reappear in all those subjects in which he/she does not qualify

(getting the Certificate of Participation) and will not be eligible to take

admission in the next class.

If a candidate does not qualify in 1 or 2 subjects out of the 5 external

IV. SENIOR SECONDARY

In order to earn the Certificate of Qualification, a candidate will have to

qualify in all five subjects of external examination separately in each

semester.

In order to qualify in a subject, he/she will have to obtain at least 33%

marks in the aggregate of external examination, CCE & Practicals provided

that he/she

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in the external examination

•

obtains at least 33% marks separately in Practicals, if any

•

(For subjects in which there is only internal assessment, grades will be

shown in the certificate but there will be no minimum grade required for

qualifying)

Note

there will be no minimum pass marks for CCE

•

then it can replace one of the main optional subjects (excluding Hindi

and/or English depending on the stream), if one does not qualify in

any one of them (the main optional subjects).

If one has opted for an Additional subject, and he/she qualifies in it,

•

then the marks obtained in the best scoring 4/5 subjects (excluding the

compulsory subjects, i.e. Hindi and/or English depending on the

stream) will be counted for determining GPA/Aggregate marks, i.e.

the main optional subject in which one has obtained the least marks

will be replaced by the Additional subject.

In case one qualifies in all 6 subjects (including additional subject),

II. GRACE

In both semesters separately, 1% grace (per subject appeared) will be given

for qualifying (i.e. for getting 33% marks) in as many subjects as possible,

and not for improving grade in each semester separately. (Other provisions

that exist in the Regulations regarding Grace will remain in force as such)

II

REAPPEAR

•

qualify. However, they will be given 2 chances in the next two subsequent

examinations after second semester. One extra reappear chance for first

semester papers will be given along with the second semester.

Candidates will be placed in reappear in those subjects in which they do not

•

will be placed in the category of PA-R and earn the Certificate of Partial

Achievement; if one does not qualify in more than 1 subject, he/she will get

Reappear in all those subjects in which he/she has not qualified, getting the

Certificate of Participation.If a candidate does not qualify in any 1 subject of external examination, he/she