New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made the online dispute redressal system available for the Term 1 examinations of Class 12. The results for Class 12th Term 1 examination have already been announced.
The system for raising objections can be accessed till March 31, 2022. CBSE has asserted that the dispute would be addressed through a verification process after the declaration of Class 12 Term 2 examinations.
CBSE Class 12 Term 1 Board Exam: Online Redressal Window
CBSE has introduced this facility through which students will be able to raise objections with their respective affiliated schools. Collective complaints can be filed by schools with CBSE. However, verification is required along with the declaration of Term 2 results, as added by CBSE.
CBSE further added that due care has been undertaken in terms of issues in marking criteria or question papers and the performance of the students has been evaluated/ re-assessed by the board taking into consideration the revised answer key wherever applicable or marks awarded for unattempted questions.
Guidelines for CBSE Term 2 Practical Exams
Class 12 Term 1 Board Exam: Student Performance
Provisional communication has already been made to 62 schools regarding student performance. CBSE has officially stated that no Marksheet or Passing Certificate is being issued now as only Term 1 results have been declared.
CBSE further stated that a common Marksheet-cum-Passing Certificate would be issued after the declaration of Term 2 results in order to maintain parity which would contain the total marks obtained in both terms according to the weightage decided for Term 1 and Term 2 exams.
CBSE has communicated Class 12 Term 1 results of only theory exams as the scores for practical exams and internal assessment were available with schools themselves.
Also Read: CBSE Term 2 Exam 2022 Schedule
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