Assam HSLC Exam 2021 Result Update: Evaluation Formula That Will be Followed While Declaring Results
The State govt has come up with the following formulas that will be followed while declaring the HSLC examinations under the SEBA
Assam HSLC Result Evaluation Criteria or Formula:
Formula A: The students, who are evaluated through the Annual Examination of class IX in 2019 or prior to 2019 and the Pre-Board/ Revisionary Test held for class X.
Formula B: The students who are evaluated only through the Annual Examination of class IX in 2019 or prior to 2019.
(a.) For the students who are evaluated through the Annual Examination of class IX, and the Pre-Board/ Revisionary Test held for class X, the following criteria are to be followed:
(b.) 40% weightage on marks secured by the student in the theory portion of each subject in the Annual Examination of class IX, of the year in which he/she has appeared and promoted to class X
(c.) 40% weightage of marks secured by the student in the theory portion of each subject in the Pre-Board/ Revisionary Test held in class X (current year)
(d.) 20% weightage of marks secured by the student in the theory portion of each subject in the Unit Test/any other examinations held in the current year/marks obtained in online examinations held if any / attendance in the online/regular classes / extra-curricular activities, etc.
But the marks awarded in this head must be consistent with the marks awarded in the class IX examination.
(B.) For the students who are evaluated only through the Annual Examinations of class IX, the following criteria are to be followed:
(i.) 70% weightage on marks secured by the student in the theory portion of each subject in the Annual Examination of class IX, of the year in which he/she has appeared and promoted to class X.
(ii.) 30% weightage of marks secured by the student in the theory portion of each subject in the Home Assignments/Unit Test/any other examination held in the current year/marks obtained in online examinations held if any / attendance in the online/regular classes / extra-curricular activities, etc. But the marks awarded in this head must be consistent with the marks awarded in the class IX examination
(C.) For the CWSN students, who have not been able to attend any of the Examinations conducted by schools, as mentioned above, a flexible approach will be made and their marks will be evaluated by the School Evaluation Committee, on the basis of their last performance, Home Assignments or any other suitable activities.
(D.) In the evaluation process there should be consistency vis-a-vis the category wise (Distinction, Star, First Division, Second Division) results of the previous three years performance of the school with a variation maximum up to 10% in comparison to the highest pass percentage secured by the students in the school in any one of the previous three years.
(E.) For the students, whose marks of Annual Examination of class IX are not available in the school, where he/she is presently studying in class X, on transfer from another school, the present school has to obtain marks of Annual Examination of Class IX, from the old school.
(F.) On failure to do so as mentioned above or in case non-availability of record of Annual Examination of class IX, the results of such particular student will not be declared and he/she has to appear in the immediate next HSLC/AHM Examination to be conducted by SEBA with the same Roll Number, on receipt of their request.
(G.)Those students who are not satisfied with this record-based marking/evaluation system will also have the liberty to appear in the immediate next HSLC/AHM Examination to be conducted by SEBA, for betterment on receipt of their request.
(H.) During the result preparation list of distinction, star, and merit list of the first 10 positions will not be done.
For entering the marks considering the above criterion, SEBA will provide an online portal. The link for the portal will be available on SEBA official website from 4th July 2021.
Based on the report submitted to SEBA, regarding the marks awarded against the theory portion of each subject of all the students, SEBA will incorporate the marks of Internal Assessment and Practical Examination for preparation of Final results of the HSLC/AHM Examination, 2021.
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- 13 July 2021 3:49 PM GMT
HSLC Exam Results 2021 to be Declared by July 31
The results of the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examinations will be declared by July 31, said Assam education minister Dr Ranoj Pegu on Tuesday.
Talking to media persons, Pegu said the state education department has been preparing the results to be declared by July 31.
The results will be declared following the alternative evaluation schemes notified by the state government.
The HSLC exams under the state boards were canceled due to the COVID-19 situation.
- 12 July 2021 10:20 AM GMT
Dispur drops Clause 5 from the evaluation formula for HSLC/HS examination
Faced with widespread opposition and resentment among students and their parents the Assam Government has withdrawn clause 5 in the evaluation formula for the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary (HS) examination process.
- 12 July 2021 10:19 AM GMT
Certificates of HSLC-HS Exams 2021 Will Be Valid for All Govt Appointments: Education Minister Ranuj Pegu
The numbers obtained by the students who are this year's candidates of either High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) or Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (HSSLC) under the Assam Secondary Education Board or Higher Secondary Education Council will be considered vailed for all government appointments, said Education Minister Ranuj Pegu.
- 6 July 2021 1:02 PM GMT
Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti staged protest against HSLC/HS exam evaluation formula in Lakhimpur
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- 6 July 2021 1:01 PM GMT
Immediately withdraw clause 4: All Rabha Students' Union to government
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In this regard, the All Rabha Students' Union (ARSU) addressed the media at its headquarters here on Sunday. The general secretary in-charge of the students' organisation, Jaychandra Dabang said that students appearing for HSLC and HS examinations are already disturbed. He added that the students are worried as to whether the examinations would be conducted or not.
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Assam Government is playing with the future of students: Debabrata Saikia
Leader of Opposition in the Assam Legislative Assembly Debabrata Saikia has alleged that the State government is playing with the future of the seven lakh students. He stressed that the students' future will be affected as the mark sheets and certificates based on the evaluation formula will not be accepted in the recruitment for government jobs. "The clause in the evaluation formula is a conspiracy to spoil the future of lakhs of students," alleged Saikia.
- 1 July 2021 10:35 AM GMT
No ranking in HSLC/Assam High Madrassa this year
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Unable to Sit for HSLC Exam Girl Commits Suicide in Assam's Lakhimpur
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- 1 July 2021 10:31 AM GMT
Two Committees Formed by Education Department for Evaluating HS and HSLC Students
Today, the Education Department formed two committees to suggest a methodology for evaluating HSLC and HS applicants. Dr. Alok Buragohain and Prof. Dipak Kumar Sarma will head the HSLC and HS examination Committees, respectively, announced Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu.
The state administration announced yesterday that there will be no High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) or Class 10 and HS or Class 12 final examinations in Assam this year. Education Minister Ranoj Pegu stated that the decision was made after evaluating the Covid issue and discussing it with stakeholders. The minister stated that two committees would be created to decide on evaluation standards for Class 10 and Class 12 pupils.
