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Do you know the CBSE's class 12th marks evaluation criteria and methodology? Are you happy with it?

CBSE recommended a 30:30:40 formula to evaluate Class 12 students where 30 per cent weightage is given to Class 10th and 11th final results respectively, and 40 per cent to 12th pre-board exams. Practicals are for 100 marks and the students are marked based on the marks submitted by the schools.

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    Vabhishan kumar

    3 years ago
    Yes
    It is good. I appreciate this.
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    Manish Parjapati

    3 years ago
    I am not happy, because I am private candidate students of CBSE so hamare exams hone phle kha all will cancel mail pr kha CBSE n apke exams bhi cancel hn or ab date final krdi ek DM s jb hum relax ho gye tb.

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