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State Boards Asked To Refrain From Spiking Of Marks
The decision, apparently, has been taken so that marks scored by a student in board exams are a true reflection of the student's performance.
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CBSE May Not Scrap Moderation Policy If State Boards Disagree
CBSE may not scrap the moderation policy if state boards do not reach a consensus on the issue as its students may suffer in undergraduate admissions.
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CBSE Class 12 Result 2017: Prakash Javadekar Supports Moderation Policy
After the Delhi High Court asked CBSE to scrap its plan to mark moderation policy, Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar has supported the policy and said it will stay in effect for now.
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CBSE Marks Moderation Policy: What It Means And How Does It Affect Board Results, College Admissions
CBSE removed the Marks Moderation Policy this year in order to keep the percentage of students scoring more than 95 per cent marks in check. However, with most of the state boards retaining the grace marks policy at least for this year, it is likely that state board students would have an upper hand in under graduate admission this year.
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CBSE Likely To Delay Class 12 Result; Delhi HC Asks CBSE To Continue With Marks Moderation Policy
CBSE Class 12 board exam result is expected to be delayed in light of the recent development where Delhi High Court has directed CBSE to prepare result of students who have appeared in Board exam as per the policy in place when the students submitted the exam forms.
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CBSE's Mark Moderation Policy: 5 Points
In a major relief to students who have just taken Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 examinations this year, the Delhi High Court today directed the central board to continue its 'moderation policy' of giving grace marks to students for difficult questions.
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HRD On Marks Moderation Policy: State Boards To Take Final Call
A day after the CBSE scrapped its marks moderation policy, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today it was up to various state education boards to take a final call on the practice of awarding grace marks to students in exams for difficult questions.
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State Boards Asked To Refrain From Spiking Of Marks
The decision, apparently, has been taken so that marks scored by a student in board exams are a true reflection of the student's performance.
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CBSE May Not Scrap Moderation Policy If State Boards Disagree
CBSE may not scrap the moderation policy if state boards do not reach a consensus on the issue as its students may suffer in undergraduate admissions.
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CBSE Class 12 Result 2017: Prakash Javadekar Supports Moderation Policy
After the Delhi High Court asked CBSE to scrap its plan to mark moderation policy, Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar has supported the policy and said it will stay in effect for now.
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CBSE Marks Moderation Policy: What It Means And How Does It Affect Board Results, College Admissions
CBSE removed the Marks Moderation Policy this year in order to keep the percentage of students scoring more than 95 per cent marks in check. However, with most of the state boards retaining the grace marks policy at least for this year, it is likely that state board students would have an upper hand in under graduate admission this year.
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CBSE Likely To Delay Class 12 Result; Delhi HC Asks CBSE To Continue With Marks Moderation Policy
CBSE Class 12 board exam result is expected to be delayed in light of the recent development where Delhi High Court has directed CBSE to prepare result of students who have appeared in Board exam as per the policy in place when the students submitted the exam forms.
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CBSE's Mark Moderation Policy: 5 Points
In a major relief to students who have just taken Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 12 examinations this year, the Delhi High Court today directed the central board to continue its 'moderation policy' of giving grace marks to students for difficult questions.
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HRD On Marks Moderation Policy: State Boards To Take Final Call
A day after the CBSE scrapped its marks moderation policy, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today it was up to various state education boards to take a final call on the practice of awarding grace marks to students in exams for difficult questions.
