JKBOSE announced New Pass Marks Criteria for Class 11th, 12th Examinations session 2023-24, check here
Srinagar, 12 February: Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) on Monday released new marks Criteria for Higher Secondary Part-I (Class 11th) and Part-II (Class 12th), Academic Session 2023-24.
The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) in an official notification a copy of which is in possession of Daily Spark News states, that the minimum No. of marks required to pass the examination in each part in Humanities, Science, Home Science and Commerce shall be as under:-
As per standing regulations, the percentage of passing marks is 33% in General English and 36% in each of the remaining four (04) elective subjects opted by the candidate. In a subject in which there is a practical examination, the percentage of marks required to be obtained by a candidate shall be 36% in theory and practicals, (Separately in the practical test and internal Assessment) and 36% in the aggregate of theory and practical”, it reads.
Notification further reads, A candidate who fails in one or more subject/s by a deficiency of not more than five (5) marks shall also be deemed to have passed the examination by notionally adding the required marks out of five (5) statutory marks) to his/her best advantage, which shall, however neither be added to the subject not to the total aggregate. This concession of awarding notional (statutory) marks shall not be available in the practical examination (neither in internal assessment nor external examination).
Moreover, the updated syllabi and courses of studies/scheme of assessment and syllabi of fourteen (14) Vocational Subjects are separately available on JKBOSE website: www.jkbose.nic.in. reads the official notification.
JKBOSE has announced the pass criteria for the Higher Secondary Part-I (Class 11th) Part-II (Class 12th) examinations for the academic session 2023-24. This move comes as part of the board’s efforts to maintain consistency and fairness in evaluating students’ academic performances across various subject areas.
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Under the newly issued pass criteria, students appearing for the Class 12th examinations in the academic session 2023-24 will be required to meet specific minimum marks in order to successfully pass their exams. The pass criteria are applicable to students from all streams, including Humanities, Science, Home Science, and Commerce.
According to the guidelines set forth by JKBOSE, students must attain a minimum of 33% marks in General English and 36% marks in each of the four elective subjects chosen by the candidate. These marks are essential for securing a passing grade in the respective subjects.
Furthermore, for subjects that include practical examinations, candidates must achieve a minimum of 36% marks in both theory and practical components. This assessment will be conducted separately for practical tests and internal assessments. Additionally, candidates are required to achieve a cumulative score of 36% in the aggregate of theory and practical components combined.
The pass criteria outline the minimum marks required for passing in each subject, ensuring that students meet the necessary academic standards set by the board. It also aims to provide a uniform and equitable assessment framework for students across different subject areas and academic disciplines.
The release of the pass criteria by JKBOSE is expected to provide clarity and guidance to students, teachers, and educational institutions as they prepare for the Class 12th examinations in the academic session 2023-24. It underscores the board’s commitment to maintaining transparency and accountability in the evaluation process, ultimately contributing to the overall quality of education in the region. Students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the pass criteria and prepare diligently to excel in their examinations.
In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Education has released updated guidelines concerning the minimum pass marks for Higher Secondary Part-II (Class 12th) examinations across various disciplines including Humanities, Science, Home Science, and Commerce.
Under these revised regulations, students must attain a minimum of 33% in General English and 36% in each of the four elective subjects chosen by the candidate. Additionally, for subjects involving practical examinations, candidates must secure 36% in both theory and practicals, assessed separately in practical tests and internal assessments, as well as achieving a 36% aggregate score in theory and practicals combined.
These guidelines are aimed at ensuring consistent evaluation standards and fair assessment practices across different subject areas. It is imperative for students and educators to adhere to these directives for the forthcoming examinations to maintain academic integrity and uphold the quality of education.
It is important to mention that JKBOSE announced new Uniform Academic Calendar in October 2022
1. Commencement of Academic Session: The academic session for the year 2022 likely commenced in March or April, marking the beginning of the new academic year for schools affiliated with JKBOSE.
2. Teaching Period: Throughout the academic session, schools conduct regular classes, assessments, and co-curricular activities according to the prescribed curriculum and academic standards set by JKBOSE.
3. Examination Schedule:
– Half-Yearly Examinations: These are usually scheduled for September or October, assessing students on the syllabus covered during the first half of the academic session.
– Annual/Year-End Examinations: Annual examinations are typically held at the end of the academic session, around February or March of the following year. These examinations assess students on the entire year’s curriculum.
4. Result Declaration: Results of half-yearly and annual examinations are typically declared within a few weeks after the conclusion of the respective examinations, allowing students, parents, and schools to evaluate academic performance.
5. Vacation Periods: The academic calendar for 2022 likely included scheduled vacation periods such as summer, winter, and other holidays, providing students and teachers with breaks for rest and recreational activities.
6. Board Meetings and Administrative Activities: The calendar may have incorporated dates for board meetings, workshops, training sessions for teachers, and other administrative activities aimed at improving the quality of education and school operations.
Please note that specific dates and details for the JKBOSE Uniform Academic Calendar 2022 would have been officially released by the board and communicated to schools, students, and parents at the beginning of the academic year. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it’s best to refer to official communications from JKBOSE or respective school authorities.