New Delhi, Updated on Jul 2, 2021 18:04 IST
State education minister Varsha Gaikwad released the evaluation criteria via twitter. All Class 12 students shall be promoted.

State education minister Varsha Gaikwad released the evaluation criteria via twitter. All Class 12 students shall be promoted.

Maharashtra government has released the evaluation criteria to tabulate Mah HSC result 2021 without holding exams. State education minister announced its release via twitter. According to the criteria, For an objective & true reflection of a student's performance, his/her scores in college-based assessments in Std.12th & Std.11th exams, and the best 3 performing subjects in Class X board exams will be considered.

According to Gaikwad, "It is no doubt an ad-hoc arrangement but one that attempts to capture the spirit of continuous assessments using credible data points. It also offers some semblance of 'normal times', with  computation of Maharashtra 10th,11th marks based on assessments held during pre-Covid times."

"The overall assessment will be the measure of a students' performance in theory papers & orals/practical/internal assessments. Marks for the latter will be the actual basis as per the board's prevailing policy," she said. 
"For the theory portion, scores in one or more (unit test/first-semester exams/practice exams) theory papers of Class 12 will carry 40 per cent weightage whereas marks in the final exam of Class11 & the average of the best 3 performing theory papers of Class 10 will have 30 per cent weightage each."

Refer to the table below for more info about the distribution of marks among various components.

:The minister also informed that in case any student is not satisfied with the marks allotted, he/she can appear in the next couple of examinations for improvement in scores to be conducted by the board.

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