CBSE BEGINS REVIEW OF CCE, OPTIONAL CLASS X EXAM
CBSE chairman R K Chaturvedi said on Tuesday that the board was consulting stakeholders on the issue. “A majority says having a dual system for class X exams is confusing. These exams are linked with CCE, and there again most stakeholders feel a number of redundant elements can be done away with,
“ he said.The review comes after many schools as well as stateThe board has over 18,000 schools under its fold and is planning to digitise all data related to these schools. governments have voiced opinion in favour of making the exam compulsory again.For tCentral Board of Secondary Education has decided to do away with the re-evaluation facility for Class XII candidates from 2017.
CBSE chairman R K Chaturvedi announced the move at a media briefing on Tuesday. The board had introduced a three-tier re-evaluation system for Class XII candidates in 2014. Students and parents TOI spoke to termed the latest move as “unfair“. While the options of verification of marks (calculation errors) and access to photocopy of evaluated answer scripts will continue, the final stage of re-evaluation (complete check of answers) has been discontinued.CBSE reasoned that a negligible percentage of students actually applied for re-evaluation and, that in case of any discrepancies, they could approach the regional offices. The re-evaluation facility was valid for 11subjects -English (core and elective), Hindi (core and elective), mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, business studies, economics and accountancy.he full report, log on to http:www.timesofindia.com
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