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The Grade is to be awarded in each subject based on the marks scored as shown in Table No. 1 above. Grades will be alloted seperately for internal and external theory and practical components and grades will be alloted overall after adding internal and external theory and practical components. |
1. Criteria for Passing
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i) Has to secure a minimum H Grade in External Theory Examination and minimum H Grade to separately in the practical and theory component.
ii) Has to secure an overall Grade from A-G in a subject.
iii) Is entitled for maximum 6 condonation marks for obtaining overall G Grade in one or more subject/s after adding the internal and external theory and practical components, provided the candidate has secured minimum ‘H’ Grade in External Theory Examination and minimum ‘H’
Grade in separately in the practical and theory component. These marks are to be given only in case the candidate passes the examination after the award of condonation marks.
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In non pactical subjects, a non qualifying grade (I) in external theory component when combined with a qualifying grade in internal component will be awarded an overall non qualifying grade (I). In practical subjects, a non qualifying grade (I) in external component or overall theory and/or practical component will be awarded an overall non qualifying grade (I).
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A candidate has to perform the required number of experiments in the practical subjects and answer the practical examination conducted by the school and the Board in a subject for which it is a component.
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A candidate has to submit assignments or projects which is an application of theory wherever required.
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A candidiate securing any grade between A to G in any four/five subjects and has an H or I grade in the remaining two/one subject/s, respectively, will be eligible to appear for external/practical component for the Examination to be held in June/July or subsequent Examination/ s in those subjects having H or I Grade. Such a candidate shall have to secure a grade from A to G in all such subjects to qualify for the next higher class.
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Internal Assessment (I.A.) and its weightage in this HSSC Examination conducted by the Board.
a) 20% weightage is given to the Internal assessment, the details of which are given below. |