Board exams in West Bengal: Class 10, 12 results to be based on internal assessment, previous class marks

In the first share of 50 marks, the average of Class 9 marksheet of the students will be considered. For the remaining 50 marks, a Class 10 internal formative assessment will be conducted. There are 10 subjects in the Class 10 examination of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE). Every subject will have an independent assessment.

New Delhi: The results of Class 10 and 12 board in West Bengal will be evaluated through an internal assessment and marks obtained in the previous class, informed the state government on Friday (June 18). According to the state government, a 50:50 formula will be adopted for Class 10.  In the first share of 50 marks, the average of Class 9 marksheet of the students will be considered. For the remaining 50 marks, a Class 10 internal formative assessment will be conducted. There are 10 subjects in the Class 10 examination of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE). Every subject will have an independent assessment. For Class 12, a 40:60 formula has been adopted. The 40 per cent of the marks will come from the best of four subjects from the Class 10 marksheet of the students. For the rest 60 per cent, marks will come from the Class 11 annual exam and the practical/projects of Class 12 which had happened before the COVID second wave.