Class 12 exams: SC approves CBSE's 30:30:40 formula
The Hindu
Students unsatisfied with the evaluation formula can take up Class 12 exam to be held when situation is conducive.
The Supreme Court on Thursday gave a green signal for CBSE and ICSE to notify its proposed schemes for assessment of marks for Class 12 students. The Centre informed the apex court that CBSE will adopt a 30:30:40 formula for evaluation of marks of class 12 students based on results of class 10, 11 and 12. It added that CBSE students unsatisfied with the evaluation formula can take up Class 12 exam to be held when situation is conducive. The SC told the Centre there should be some dispute resolution mechanism in CBSE's scheme for evaluation of marks of Class 12 students, and added that the CBSE should specify outer timeline for declaration of Class 12 results.
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