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Failure Not an Option for Students Till Class 8. But That Could Change.
Under-achievers in school who are enrolled in Class 8 or below are not failed. They get grades, not marks, and are promoted to the next class even if they perform abysmally. That policy, introduced five years ago by the Congress-led government, could be up for review.
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CBSE class X, XII exams begin today
Lakhs of students will take the CBSE class X and XII examinations from today at over 5,300 centres across the country.
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New grading system for CBSE Class X exams
For the first time in India, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is going to grade students. This means the age-old percentage system is out.
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Lucknow: 31 suicides in 15 days
At least 31 suicides reported in Lucknow over the last two weeks. Many of the victims are students, which has forced the Centre to take notice.
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Grading system for class XII?
Having announced the grading system for CBSE students till class X, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal is now mulling with the idea of extending this system to class XII.
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Will the grade system ward off students' worries?
Is everyone on board with HRD Minister Kapil Sibal's new proposal, to make class 10 board exams in CBSE optional?
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HRD Ministry plans to introduce grade system in CBSE schools
HRD Ministry is planning to introduce grade system in CBSE schools from the next academic year with no pass or fail category.
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Failure Not an Option for Students Till Class 8. But That Could Change.
Under-achievers in school who are enrolled in Class 8 or below are not failed. They get grades, not marks, and are promoted to the next class even if they perform abysmally. That policy, introduced five years ago by the Congress-led government, could be up for review.
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CBSE class X, XII exams begin today
Lakhs of students will take the CBSE class X and XII examinations from today at over 5,300 centres across the country.
-
New grading system for CBSE Class X exams
For the first time in India, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is going to grade students. This means the age-old percentage system is out.
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Lucknow: 31 suicides in 15 days
At least 31 suicides reported in Lucknow over the last two weeks. Many of the victims are students, which has forced the Centre to take notice.
-
Grading system for class XII?
Having announced the grading system for CBSE students till class X, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal is now mulling with the idea of extending this system to class XII.
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Will the grade system ward off students' worries?
Is everyone on board with HRD Minister Kapil Sibal's new proposal, to make class 10 board exams in CBSE optional?
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HRD Ministry plans to introduce grade system in CBSE schools
HRD Ministry is planning to introduce grade system in CBSE schools from the next academic year with no pass or fail category.
