The Maharashtra state education department has released the evaluation pattern for Class 10 students today. The SSC results will be released by the end of June according to the circular and the detailed schedule for the same would be announced soon by the state board.
According to the pattern declared by Maharashtra board, each subject would carry 100. All students will be evaluated based on their marks in Class 9 and 10 marks of both the classes with 50 percent weightage.
Kind Attn: Here's the timetable for tabulation of marks for Std X board exams 2020-21 based on internal assessments. Requesting all schools to adhere to the schedule for timely declaration of results. For more details, refer https://t.co/copdv54IAR#SSC #InternalAssessment pic.twitter.com/D3TDXIUCx9
— Varsha Gaikwad (@VarshaEGaikwad) June 9, 2021
Of the total score, 50 will be based on class 9 performance. The other 50 will be divided into two. 30 will be for the internal assessment of class 10 and 20 marks will be for practicals or assignments. .
To ensure no sort of malpractice in the assessments; A seven-member committee will be formed at every school which will be headed by the school principal. The committee will ensure that no malpractice takes place and will initiate disciplinary actions for the same purpose. If any student is not satisfied with the results or the pattern of evaluation, those students will have the choice to appear for the Class Improvement Scheme exams. These exams will be conducted only once the COVID situation comes under control.
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Earlier, the Maharashtra SSC exams were scheduled to be conducted from April 29 to May 31, but were later cancelled by the board due to the surge in Coronavirus cases across the state.
Moreover for Class 11 admissions, an optional CET (Common Entrance Test) will be organised which will be a 100 marks MCQ type exam based on the syllabus of class 10th.
Those students who opt for the CET will get first preference for FYJC admissions which will be based on the CET Merit, and admissions for the vacant seats in Junior colleges would be done for the students who did not opt for CET exams.
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