The results of the CBSE and ICSE Class 12th 2021: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Indian School Certification Examination Council (CISCE) have told the High Court that the results of the Class 12 2021 board examination will be announced on July 31.
The results of the CBSE Board, ICSE Class 12th Board 2021: Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), and the Indian School Certification Examination Council (CISCE) have told the High Court that the results of the Class 12 2021 board exam will be announced on July 31 and students, who wish conducting a CBSE physical board exam can do so between August 15 and September 15, depending on the appropriate epidemic situation.
CISCE said its students could take improvement tests that could start from September 1, depending on the situation.
In affidavits filed by both boards before the high court, they said that according to the plan the results of Class XII Board Examination 2021 will be announced on July 31.
The high court was told by the CBSE and CISCE to review their assessment plan for the assessment of Grade 12 learners and to include a dispute resolution mechanism for candidates to challenge the results.
“I would also like to point out that on the day when the students ‘optional exams are not satisfied with their examinations and policy, the candidates’ examinations will be held at any time between August 15, 2021, to September 15, 2021, depending on the circumstances,” said e-CBSE.
CISCE in its affidavit said, “CISCE will try to hold tests to improve as soon as possible after the results are announced. Depending on the status quo and the timely announcement of results, the improvement tests should start before September 1, 2021 ”.
The CBSE said it had attached a condition that the dispute regarding the counting of results would be referred to a committee formed by the board.
He said the plan had been amended to mean that after the announcement of the result, if students were not satisfied with their results, CBSE would provide an online registration center.
The CBSE said it had complied with the guidelines issued on June 17 by the high court which asked it to provide a dispute resolution mechanism, should students apply for a final outcome of the CBSE final outcome.
The high court also ordered the CBSE to specify a timeline for the announcement of the result and a date for the optional test, depending on the circumstances and operational issues.
“The test will be done by the board only in the core subjects as and when the conditions allow for the writing of the exams. However, the marks obtained by the candidate for this exam will be considered final for those who choose to take the test, “CBSE said in an affidavit.
With regard to the candidate for the private or second election, the CBSE said there were tests to be done in such a way that they would fall under the examination policy for the 2019-2020 academic year as approved by the high court last year and, their results would be announced in accordance with the stated assessment policy.
“Their examinations will be written at any time between August 15, 2021, to September 15, 2021, if appropriate,” the affidavit states. Similarly, CISCE also filed an affidavit in the high court stating that it had complied with the guidelines and changed its Class 12 examination system.
