<div align="justify">The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will award both marks and grades to Class X students in the board examinations to be held from 2018. The board will conduct examinations for a total of 80 marks in each subject and the respective schools will hold internal assessment of students for the remaining 20 marks in each subject. <br /><br />In each of the two examinations, the students will have to secure at least 33%. “The board will conduct Class X examination for 80 marks in each subject covering 100% syllabus of the subject of Class X only. Marks and grades both will be awarded for individual subjects,” the CBSE said on Wednesday, notifying the “remodelled” format of the board examinations for Class X students. The students will get a nine-point grading as the CBSE awards Class XII students, it said.<br /><br />Under a scheme for internal assessment, the schools will conduct periodic written tests for each of the subjects. The schools will hold a total of three written tests for each subject in an academic year. Out of 20, a total of 10 marks will be allocated to these tests. Average of the best two of the period tests will be taken for final marks submission.</div>
<div align="justify">The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will award both marks and grades to Class X students in the board examinations to be held from 2018. The board will conduct examinations for a total of 80 marks in each subject and the respective schools will hold internal assessment of students for the remaining 20 marks in each subject. <br /><br />In each of the two examinations, the students will have to secure at least 33%. “The board will conduct Class X examination for 80 marks in each subject covering 100% syllabus of the subject of Class X only. Marks and grades both will be awarded for individual subjects,” the CBSE said on Wednesday, notifying the “remodelled” format of the board examinations for Class X students. The students will get a nine-point grading as the CBSE awards Class XII students, it said.<br /><br />Under a scheme for internal assessment, the schools will conduct periodic written tests for each of the subjects. The schools will hold a total of three written tests for each subject in an academic year. Out of 20, a total of 10 marks will be allocated to these tests. Average of the best two of the period tests will be taken for final marks submission.</div>
