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Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry paper: Several angry students and parents staged protest on Thursday over repeated 12th standard question paper leak and demanded the resignation of Education Minister K. Ratnakar. The second Pre-University Chemistry (PUC) re-examination that was scheduled for today, following a question paper leak, has been postponed. The PUC examination took place on March 21 which was later postponed and the re-examination rescheduled for today due to the question paper leak. (Express Photo)
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CBSE class 12th results 2016: QUESTION 7. Is it mandatory to pass in Theory and Practical Examinations separately at class XII? ANSWER: Yes, candidates have to obtain 33% marks in each subject to qualify the subject.. In a subject involving practical work, a candidate must obtain 33% marks in the theory and 33% marks in the practical separately in addition to 33% marks in aggregate, in order to qualify in that subject. (Express photo)
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The students and their parents staged a protest outside the Department of Pre-University Education (DPUE) and pelted stones at the PUC building. "They once again want us to write the examination. Still, the paper got leaked. We asked whether these papers would also get leaked. They assured us saying no such things will happen. Then, why has this happened?" asked one of the Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry paper students. (Express Photo)
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Another angry Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry paper student staging the protest said they demanded justice and alleged the Education Ministry of ruining the students' future. "When you put a re-exam, can't you protect a single question paper? What is the chance that even the third question paper won't leak? We want them to correct the first question paper. We are not going to write any more re-examination," she said. The parents also expressed anguish over the repeated Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry question paper leak. (Express Photo)
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Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry paper leak preliminary inquiry revealed that the chemistry paper was leaked near an exam centre in a women's college at Ballari, about 330km from Bengaluru, and at a state-run college at Malur in Kolar district in Karnataka. The PUC exams in the state, equivalent to second year intermediate course or Class 12 in central schools, began on March 11 across the state. As many as 6.5 lakh students will be appearing for this exams in the coming academic year. (Express Photo)
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CBSE class 12th results 2016: QUESTION 6. Will the mark sheet be same for Improvement of Performance and main examination in class XII? ANSWER: No, candidates appearing for the Improvement of Performance will be issued only Statement of Marks, reflecting marks obtained in the improvement examination.
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WBBSE result 2016: Remember, the printout is for personal use only. For all official purposes, you will need the original certificate. You will need to get that later on when the WBBSE issues the certificates. (PTI)
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Class 12th (PUC) Chemistry paper also rocked the Assembly, where Opposition BJP members staged a dharna and raised slogans, demanding the resignation of Primary and Secondary Education Minister Kimmane Ratnakar. "The CID is investigating the matter and the government is very serious about it. They are finding out who the culprits are – whether they are insiders or outsiders," Home Minister G Parameshawara told reporters. (PTI)
PSEB 12th results 2016: To check your result, follow these steps. STEP 1: Keep your Name (as it appears in your certificate) and date of birth handy; STEP 2: Log onto the official websites pseb.ac.in and punjab.indiaresults.com; STEP 3: Click on the tab which says 'Results' and a new window will open that says Punjab School Education Board and there is a box to fill your data; STEP 4: Type in your details as asked carefully and that too without any mistake – Roll No., Name, mobile number, email ID as applicable; STEP 5: Choose stream in dropdown feature – Science, Commerce or Arts; STEP 6: Submit; STEP 7: Your results will be flashed onscreen. Check them out; STEP 8: Download your PSEB 12th result 2016 on your computer. Also, take a printout, if possible, but this will serve only for personal use and for all official purposes you require the original marksheet and certificate. (PTI)
