Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan, Ajmer

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Name of the Board/Council, Year of Establishment and the Title of Act / Have Common Syllabuses for the Secondary/Higher/Senior Secondary in Science and Mathematics adopted and Year / Name of the Public Examination and duration in which conducted / Does the Board/Council undertake analysis and the steps taken as follow-up to analysis of exam result
BOARD of Secondary Education, Rajasthan Ajmer was established in 1957 under Rajasthan Secondary Education Act 1957 / Yes, common syllabus in Science and Maths have been adopted for the Academic year 2010-2011 / Class X-March-April
Class XII-March-April
VIII class optional Board Exam RTET (REET)
NTSE
SSTSE
STSE / Yes, the Board undertakes analysis of results. Schools with good results are awarded and those with below average results are reported to the authorities for necessary action
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The Examination reforms/best practices undertaken by the Board/Council / Multiple sets of Question paper Introduced and number of question papers prepared / Steps taken for the Safe Custody of Question papers at the centre / Are the centres fixed in Pucca Buildings and the Guidelines prescribed for fixation of centres
Online admission system, admission cards and related procedures have been undertaken / No, the Board has not yet introduced multiple sets of question papers. However, 2 to 4 sets of question papers are got prepared in each subject / Question papers are stored in a nearby police station in double-lock Almirahs. In case centre is far away from police station, Question Papers are stored at the centre with home-guard security / 1) Centres are fixed in Pucca buildings
2) For selecting a centre, the Board follows the rules approved by the Board, capacity of the school and it is ensured that the school fulfills basic needs such as required area of 20 Sq feet per student and also follow Chairman’s guidelines
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Number of centres fixed for Secondary/ Higher/Sr. Secondary Exam / Norms for the appointment of Centre Superintendent / Number of unfair means cases reported in the last three years / Measures taken by the Board to prevent the use of unfair means
For Secondary and Senior Secondary Exams, 5110 centre fixed for session 2013-14 / Generally, Head of an Institution of a Govt. school is appointed as Centre Superintendent. In case of private schools as centre, a Govt. school's principal/H.M. is deputed as Centre Superintendent. / The number of unfair means cases during the last three years are:
YearXXII
2013-147862
2012-13157142
2011-12255174 / The Board deputes:
1) Invigilator, Centre Supervisor, Micro Observer, Observer, Home Guard, Policeman, Flying Squad of DEO's, Special Flying Squad of Board up to Tehsil level, District Exam. Committee under presidentship of Distt. Collectors are constituted.
2) Videography of centres
3) CCTV Camera's in sensitive Centre’s.
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Number of schools registered for Secondary/ Hr/ Senior Secondary level / Number of students appeared for Secondary/ Higher/Senior secondary / Number of Subjects prescribed for study at secondary and higher/ senior secondary / Number of subjects for qualifying the Exam and Qualifying marks
Number of schools registered in 2013-14 for:-
Secondary level-25642
Sr. Secondary level-9241 / Number of students appeared in 2013-14 for:-
Secondary -11,04,326
Senior Secondary - 6,88,120 / Secondary level - 6 subjects
Senior Secondary level - 5 subjects / Secondary level - 33%
Sr. Secondary level - 33%
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Are the students assessed in co-scholastic area and performance in co-scholastic area given credit to upgrade in the scholastic area / The Board/Council declares the result in terms of Marks/Grade / Provision for
1) Rechecking/Verification
2) Providing Photocopy
3) Re-evaluation of Marks and Fee charged / Has the Board /Council adopted Bar coding
Yes, students are assessed in co-scholastic areas. The aspect of giving credit to co-scholastic area has not been planned by the Board. / The Board declares results in terms of marks / The Board has provision for :
1) Rechecking-Fee @ Rs 200 per subject.
2) Providing a photocopy-Fee @ Rs 400 per subject.
3) Re-evaluation process has not been yet implemented. / No, the Board has not adopted Bar coding
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The process adopted for secrecy / Computerization of the Records and the year covered / Any Innovation by the Board
Not specified / Computerization of records has been completed for the last 40 years. / Online admission system, admission cards and related procedures have been undertaken
Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan, Ajmer was established in 1957. The Board conducts class X and XII examination in the month of March-April. The Board also conducts the following examinations:
a) Class VIII optional Exam; b) RTET (REET); c) NTSE; d) SSTSE; and e) STSE.
The Board undertakes analysis of the results and awards the schools giving good results. In the year 2014, 11,04,326 candidates appeared for class X examination and 6,88,120 candidates appeared for class XII. The pass percentage in 2014 for class XII was under: Science-78.94%, Commerce-88.60%, Arts-79.60%. In the year 2014, the Board had fixed 5110 centres for class X/XII examinations. The Board has adopted the following best practices:
a) Online application form; b) Online admit card and related process.
There are 25,642 schools affiliated at secondary level and 9,241 schools at Sr. Secondary level. The centres are fixed in Pucca Buildings and Question papers are stored in nearby police station. Results are declared in terms of marks and the Board has provision for Re-checking and photocopies are provided on payment of prescribed fee. The work of computerization of records has been completed for the last forty years.

Board of Secondary Education, Assam

Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi

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Name of the Board/Council, Year of Establishment and the Title of Act / Have Common Syllabuses for the Secondary/Higher/Senior Secondary in Science and Mathematics adopted and Year / Name of the Public Examination and duration in which conducted / Does the Board/Council undertake analysis and the steps taken as follow up to analysis of examination result
Central Board of Secondary Education was established initially as the Board of High School and Intermediate Education of Rajputana vide Govt. Resolution No.F.11-R.28 dt. 1/07/1929.
CBSE was subsequently formed in the present name vide Notification No.F.55-21/61-se 2(B) dt. 27.02.1962. / Yes, common syllabus in Science and Maths was adopted with effect from 2011 / Class IX, X and XII in the month of Feb/Mar.
In addition to above, the Board also conducts:
AIPMT
JEE(MAIN)
CTET
NET
JNVST / Yes, the Board undertakes analysis of results. Several academic decisions are also taken on the basis of the analysis of the results
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The Examination reforms/best practices undertaken by the Board/Council / Multiple sets of Question papers introduced and number of question papers prepared / Steps taken for the Safe Custody of Question papers at the centre / Are the centres fixed in Pucca Buildings and the Guidelines prescribed for fixation of centres
1) Introduction of secrecy by using Bar code in both classes X & XII to hide the identity of the students
2) Introduction of on-screen marking in class X
3) Conduct of proficiency test, Problem solving Assessment (PSA) & Student Global Aptitude Index (SGAI) for better assessment of the students / Yes, the multiple sets of Question papers have been introduced. The experts set one master set and two more sets are prepared from the master set. There are three schemes of examination: Delhi, All India and foreign. In all the three schemes, three sets of Question paper are finalized and administered. / The Question papers are stored with the custodian i.e. Nationalized Bank, Govt. treasury and police station. In places where nationalized banks are not available, Question papers are kept in Govt. treasury or Police stations. / 1) Centres are fixed in Pucca buildings
2) Normally, an examination centre falls within 10 Km from the location of the school
3) No school is generally allowed to have the candidates appearing for an examination at their own school as an examination centre
4) Examination centres are fixed in schools which have boundary walls, enough furniture and trespassing is not possible.
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Number of centres fixed for Secondary/Higher/ Sr. Secondary Exam / Norms for the appointment of Centre Superintendent / Number of unfair means cases reported in the last three years / Measures taken by the Board to prevent the use of unfair means
No. of centres fixed for examination:
Secondary and Sr. Secondary - 3041 / The Principal/Vice Principal/senior PGT of a school is appointed as centre Suptd provided the students from his/her school are not appearing at the same centre / The number of unfair means cases during the last three years are: -
YearXXII
2013-141041
2012-131063
2011-121147 / The Chairman appoints Observers/ Inspectors/ Flying squads to ensure smooth and fair conduct of examination at the examination centres where ever necessary
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Number of schools registered for Secondary/ Higher/ Sr. secondary level / Number of students appeared for Secondary/ Higher/Senior secondary / Number of Subjects prescribed for study at secondary and senior secondary / Number of subjects for qualifying the Exam and Qualifying marks
In the year 2014 number of schools registered
Secondary level and Sr. Secondary level are approximately 15000 / Number of students appeared in 2014 for Secondary-13,28,380
Sr. Secondary -10,15,935 / No. of subjects:
Secondary-05/06 optional (if any)
Sr. Secondary-05/06 / Number of subjects for qualifying the exam-
Secondary level - 05/06
Sr. Secondary level - 05
Qualifying marks
Secondary - 33%
Sr. Sec. level - 33%
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Are the students assessed in co-scholastic area and performance in co-scholastic area given credit to upgrade in the scholastic area / The Board/Council declares the result in terms of Marks/Grade / Provision for
1) Rechecking/Verification
2) Providing Photocopy
3) Re-evaluation of Marks and Fee charged / Has the Board /Council adopted Bar coding
Yes, the students are assessed in co-scholastic area. The performance in co-scholastic area are given credit to upgrade a student’s achievement in the scholastic area. / The Board declares the results in terms of:
Only marks - class XII
Only grade - X / The Board has provision for :
1) Rechecking-Fee @ Rs. 300 for class XII, Rs 200 and Rs. 300 for class X urgent
2) Providing a photocopy-Fee @ Rs.700
3) Re-evaluation- Fee @ Rs. 100 per question subject to a maximum of 10 questions / Yes, the Board has adopted Bar Coding
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The process adopted for Secrecy / Computerization of the Records and the year till fully completed / Any Innovation by the Board
The Board is appointing a professor serving or retired as a chief secrecy officer. He is supported by a number of secrecy officers. The CSO creates a series of number in the form of bar-code which are printed on the answer books and flying slip. The flying slip having roll number of the candidate is detached from the answer sheet and kept safely under his custody. / Computerization of old records have not been taken up / 1) Online registration of candidates
2) Online solution of grievance cases
3) Online extension of affiliation
4) Introduction of CCE
5) Re-evaluation in class XII
6) Providing photocopy of evaluated answer books
7) On-screen Marking(OSM)
8) Providing each subjects marking scheme on CBSE's website
CBSE was initially formed as Board of High School and Intermediate Education of Rajputana vide Govt. of India Resolution dated 1/07/1929. Subsequently, it was formed in the present name vide Notification No. F-55-21/61-se 2(B) 27/02/1962. The Board conducts Class X and class XII examinations in the month of Mar/Apr. The Board also conducts the following examinations: 1) AIPMT 2) JEE main; 3) CTET; 4) NET and 5)JNVST admission test. There are more than 15000 schools affiliated to the Board and 3041 centres were fixed in 2014. 13,28,380 candidates appeared for class X examination and 10,15,935 candidates for class XII examination in 2014 respectively. The centres of examination are fixed in Pucca buildings and the Question papers are stored in Nationalized Banks and wherever Banks are not available, Question papers are stored in Govt. treasury or Police station. The results for class X are declared in terms of grades only and for class XII the results are declared in terms of only Marks. At class X level, CBSE has introduced CCE scheme and the examinations are conducted at school level as well as Board level as per the choice of the school. The following are best practices/innovations/examination reforms have been undertaken by the Board:
1) Bar codes have been implemented for secrecy at both class X and XII level.
2) Introduction of on-screen marking at class X level.
3) Introduction of the conduct of Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) and SGAI for better assessments of the students.
4) In addition to verification, provision of providing photocopy, provision of re-evaluation has also been made on payment of Rs.100 per question.
5) In 2014, the pass percentage at Secondary level was 98.87 and at Senior Secondary level the pass percentage was 82.70.