What are moderation marks?

Moderation is the process of granting extra marks to some students for a variety of reasons. “Students who fail the subject will not be granted moderated marks. For others, the total marks in a subject after moderation must not exceed 95.

What is CBSE moderation policy?

As per the CBSE’s Class 12 policy on marks moderation, the schools have been asked ‘to ensure comparability and fairness’ at the higher range of marks and make sure that there is ‘no bunching of total marks in the range of 95 and above’.

Will CBSE give grace marks in 2021 class 10?

CBSE will continue with moderation but grace marks only be mentioned in mark sheets. Starting from next year onwards there will not be spiking of marks in class 10th and 12th CBSE boards exams , a new moderation policy is introduced which will ensure a level playing field in the evaluation process of school boards.

What is CBSE moderation?

For these schools, the moderation policy means placing students in ‘fail’ or ‘essential reappear’ category, even if they have scored well. Notably, the moderation criteria of CBSE highlights the distribution of marks that schools have to adhere to and moderate the CBSE Class 10 Result 2021 accordingly.

Who will moderate marks in CBSE board exams?

The result committee will moderate the marks.” He explained that the policy adopted by CBSE is different from the moderation policy followed usually. “There are two kinds of moderation, there is one that the board does, which is to remove the disparity or unequalness between the two question papers.

What is the meaning of moderation in CBSE exams?

Sanyam Bhardwaj, exam comptroller at CBSE explained, moderation for the current year means “to moderate the position of the student in the section of the class or school, whether above or lower in comparison to other students. The result committee will moderate the marks.”

Will CBSE Class 10 marks be moderated this year?

This year, students will be given marks based on not only their individual performance but their marks will also be moderated as compared to other students. CBSE in its official document said that the school will have to internally moderate the marks to account for the school level variations “by using a reliable reference standard.”

What is the CBSE’s New policy on scaling up and down marks?

“Scaling up and down of class XI and class XII marks may have to be done in a fair and transparent manner by the Result Committee,” as per the new policy. For class 10, CBSE had conducted board two years back, thus there would not be any requirement of scaling by the schools.