The Central Board Of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released comprehensive guidelines for the conduct of practical examinations for private students for the academic year 2023-24. These guidelines aim to streamline the assessment process for students across various categories, ensuring fairness and transparency in the examination system.
Examination Categories and Requirements
The CBSE guidelines specify the examination requirements for private students falling under different categories.Students from the year 2023, who couldn’t obtain practical marks due to reasons like Repeat in Practical (RP), Repeat in Theory & Practical Both (RB), or absence, are required to undergo practical examinations. Similarly, students from 2022 facing similar situations must appear for these practicals. Additionally, students from 2021 and earlier years, who have applied in the Private Category for full subjects, need to undertake practical assessments in their respective subjects.
Assessment Procedure
It’s noteworthy that no Project Assessment or Internal Assessment will be conducted for subjects lacking a practical component. Instead, marks for these assessments will be calculated proportionately based on theory exam scores obtained in 2024.
Examination Schedule and Venue
Practical examinations are scheduled to be conducted from February 15 to March 15, 2024, at the examination centres designated for theory exams. External examiners for all Class XI students will be appointed by the Regional Offices, while internal examiners will be chosen by the centre superintendent from their school teachers.
Appointment of External Examiners
External Examiners for Class-XII students will be appointed by CBSE’s Regional Offices, while internal examiners will be selected by centre superintendents from their school’s teaching staff. In the absence of suitable teachers, external examiners from nearby schools will be appointed.
Read CBSE Guidelines Here
Use of Practical Answer Books and Mark Uploads
Practical answer books provided by the Regional Offices must be used for the examinations, ensuring all entries are meticulously filled out. Subsequently, marks obtained in practical exams will be uploaded by the centres for private students, along with the respective award lists.
Student and Examination Center Responsibilities
Students/examinees are required to present their previous results/mark sheets and current examination admit cards to the examination centres. They should adhere to the scheduled date and time for practical examinations without fail. Furthermore, the Regional Offices and Examination Centers have specific roles and responsibilities, including preparing student lists, appointing external examiners, fixing examination schedules, and timely completion of practical exams and mark uploads.
Role of Regional Offices
Regional Offices will prepare student lists, inform candidates of pending examinations, appoint external examiners, and ensure timely completion of practical examinations and mark uploads.
Examination Categories and Requirements
The CBSE guidelines specify the examination requirements for private students falling under different categories.Students from the year 2023, who couldn’t obtain practical marks due to reasons like Repeat in Practical (RP), Repeat in Theory & Practical Both (RB), or absence, are required to undergo practical examinations. Similarly, students from 2022 facing similar situations must appear for these practicals. Additionally, students from 2021 and earlier years, who have applied in the Private Category for full subjects, need to undertake practical assessments in their respective subjects.
Assessment Procedure
It’s noteworthy that no Project Assessment or Internal Assessment will be conducted for subjects lacking a practical component. Instead, marks for these assessments will be calculated proportionately based on theory exam scores obtained in 2024.
Examination Schedule and Venue
Practical examinations are scheduled to be conducted from February 15 to March 15, 2024, at the examination centres designated for theory exams. External examiners for all Class XI students will be appointed by the Regional Offices, while internal examiners will be chosen by the centre superintendent from their school teachers.
Appointment of External Examiners
External Examiners for Class-XII students will be appointed by CBSE’s Regional Offices, while internal examiners will be selected by centre superintendents from their school’s teaching staff. In the absence of suitable teachers, external examiners from nearby schools will be appointed.
Read CBSE Guidelines Here
Use of Practical Answer Books and Mark Uploads
Practical answer books provided by the Regional Offices must be used for the examinations, ensuring all entries are meticulously filled out. Subsequently, marks obtained in practical exams will be uploaded by the centres for private students, along with the respective award lists.
Student and Examination Center Responsibilities
Students/examinees are required to present their previous results/mark sheets and current examination admit cards to the examination centres. They should adhere to the scheduled date and time for practical examinations without fail. Furthermore, the Regional Offices and Examination Centers have specific roles and responsibilities, including preparing student lists, appointing external examiners, fixing examination schedules, and timely completion of practical exams and mark uploads.
Role of Regional Offices
Regional Offices will prepare student lists, inform candidates of pending examinations, appoint external examiners, and ensure timely completion of practical examinations and mark uploads.
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