Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has announced the assessment scheme which will be used to declare class 9 and class 11 results in the state. The Board is providing one time relaxation for promotion of students to next grade in light of the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.
For class 9 and class 11 students, promotion to next class will be decided on the basis of their performance in three unit tests, half-yearly examination, co-curricular activities, and all-round performance of the student during the academic year.
The board has decided to allot 50% weightage to marks in half-yearly exam, 20% weightage to three unit tests, and 30% weightage to co-curricular activities and class performance. The total marks will be calculated out of 100.
For example, if a student has scored 30 out of 70 in half-yearly examination, 15 out of 30 in the three tests, and 25 marks in the co-curricular activities and class performance, then there total will be calculated as follows:
Mark in half-yearly exam - (30*50)/70 = 21.4= 22
Marks in tests - (15*20)/30 = 10, and
Marks in co-curricular activities - 25
These three scores would be added and a final score (57) will be reached out of 100. The board will calculate a student's marks in every subject following the same formula.
Students in class 9/11 will be promoted to class 10/12 based on this assessment method. Schools would issue result certificate to students after the lockdown period is over.
Students who are promoted to the next grade will be able to access study material through the Social Media Interface for Learning Engagement (SMILE). Students would be taught online and will be assigned assessment work through digital platforms.
Class 1 to 8 students will be promoted to the next class directly. The board is preparing the format for pass certificates for class 5 and 8 and for all other classes. Procedure required promoting and admitting students to the next class will be done through online mode. The board is preparing e-content for all classes. Teaching process will continue in the online mode and teachers and officers will remain available accordingly.
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