CBSE 10th Result 2021: Board releases FAQs on policy for calculation of Class 10 result

CBSE Class 10th Result 2021 is expected to be out in June. CBSE has released FAQs to address the concerns raised by teachers regarding moderation.

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released FAQs clarifying concerns regarding the policy for CBSE 10^th results 2021 calculation and tabulation. The FAQs were released after teachers raised queries over the moderation policy. According to media reports, the FAQ document has been released and shared with affiliated schools for reference.

Teachers and principals had raised concerns over the moderation policy released by the board on May 1. According to it, schools have been required to first assess the students on the basis of their internal examinations and mark them for 80 marks. These marks are then required to be moderated as per the reference year.

While schools have accepted the internal assessment, many raised doubts about the rationale for moderation, citing concerns over decreasing marks of the students. Schools have raised concerns over the requirement of filling a certain number of students in the range of marks as shared by CBSE under its moderation policy.

Teachers had questions about choosing a reference year in the case of Basic Math as the subject was only introduced in 2020. CBSE clarified the doubts by conducting a series of webinars. CBSE addressed the concerns and also released the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document for schools to refer to.

The board has clarified that schools can take 2020 as the reference for Maths Basic students even if the reference year of 2019 or 2018 has been selected for the school. The overall result, however, should match the result of the reference year selected by the board. Other concerns regarding changing members of the result committee have also been addressed.

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