ICSE Board Result 2020 by 15th July, New assessment scheme released for Cancelled ICSE and ISC Exam

ICSE Board Exam 2020 New Assessment Scheme Announced: The CISCE board has issued the assessment scheme for the ICSE class 10 exams and the ISC 12th class examinations which were cancelled as per the SC orders. The revised assessment scheme will be used for evaluating the class 10 and 12 students. The revised evaluation scheme for the ICSE Board Exam 2020 has been designed as per the scheme announced earlier by the CBSE Board. The same has been released by the CISCE Board which is available on the official website of the board. To check the revised evaluation scheme students can visit the official website - cisce.org. Candidates can also check the revised evaluation scheme through the direct link provided below. 

ICSE Board Exam 2020 New Assessment Scheme – Read Detailed Notification Here

Important Factors for New Assessment Scheme

CISCE Board i.e. the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination has released a detailed account of the new assessment policy on the basis of which students will be awarded marks for the papers which were cancelled in the light of COVID-19 pandemic. The assessment scheme takes into account the following important factors while computing a student's marks in the cancelled papers:

• Average marks scored by the student in papers held so far
• Internal Assessment (for 10^th Class) or Subject project and Practical Work
• Percentage Subject Internal Assessment (for ICSE/ 10^th Class) or Percentage subject Project and Practical Work (For 12^th / ISC)

Assessment Framework to Check General Academic Ability and Proficiency

While releasing the ICSE Revised Assessment Policy, CISCE Board said that the new Marks imputation formulae has been designed in a way to test both General Academic Ability, through average marks scored by the students in other subjects and students’ proficiency in respective subject through the internal assessment and project work. The evaluation matrix has been developed after thorough study of the previous year’s results and to 'ensure fairness to all the candidates' who appeared in the board examinations this year.