<p>The final grade sheet-cum-certificate of performance of the Class X students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools will not reflect their Class IX results from this year.<br /><br />The board has decided to do away with the system with effect from the 2017-18 academic session. “This year, i.e. session 2016-17, the board will be collecting CCE (continuous and comprehensive evaluation) result data of Class X only through online system. After due consideration, it has been decided that this year onwards the board will not include Class IX result in grade sheet-cum-certificate of performance of Class X,” the CBSE notified on Monday.<br /><br />The CBSE has also decided to leave it to the schools the responsibility of issuing certificates to Class X students in co-scholastic areas from the academic session of 2016-17 itself.<br /><br />“Co-scholastic grades will not be taken. However, school has to upload numerical grade point scored by students in all the co-scholastic areas taken together,” said K K Choudhury, CBSE’s examination controller. The revised provisions will remain applicable to both types of candidates – those taking the school-based board examinations as well as those taking the external board examinations – an official told DH. Under the CCE system, Class IX and X students have to take four summative assessments (SA) - written tests with questions from the syllabus - and eight formative assessments (FA) designed to evaluate competency in co-scholastic areas.</p>
<p>The final grade sheet-cum-certificate of performance of the Class X students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools will not reflect their Class IX results from this year.<br /><br />The board has decided to do away with the system with effect from the 2017-18 academic session. “This year, i.e. session 2016-17, the board will be collecting CCE (continuous and comprehensive evaluation) result data of Class X only through online system. After due consideration, it has been decided that this year onwards the board will not include Class IX result in grade sheet-cum-certificate of performance of Class X,” the CBSE notified on Monday.<br /><br />The CBSE has also decided to leave it to the schools the responsibility of issuing certificates to Class X students in co-scholastic areas from the academic session of 2016-17 itself.<br /><br />“Co-scholastic grades will not be taken. However, school has to upload numerical grade point scored by students in all the co-scholastic areas taken together,” said K K Choudhury, CBSE’s examination controller. The revised provisions will remain applicable to both types of candidates – those taking the school-based board examinations as well as those taking the external board examinations – an official told DH. Under the CCE system, Class IX and X students have to take four summative assessments (SA) - written tests with questions from the syllabus - and eight formative assessments (FA) designed to evaluate competency in co-scholastic areas.</p>
