CBSE ICSE CLASS XII Cancellation/ Assessment Scheme: Supreme Court Hearing-Live Updates

Bench to Singh: Is that your case that you’re not able to evaluate the marks? 

Singh: Based on my internal marks i will know where i stand. Moderation will make it a little plus minus. 

Justice Maheshwari: Whether a candidate would be to know exactly where he will stand, as that will happen after moderation is done? 

Justice Maheshwari to AG: Mr Singh’s point of view is option is exercised at beginning. Would a particular student have option to work out as to how much marks he will be able to get? 

Bench: AG is first appearing for us. 

AG: Govt had taken decision in all these matters as they are the controlling authority.

AG: This suggestion is counter productive as far as students are concerned. It is against their interest if they have only one option.

AG: They are being given best of both worls. #CBSE 

Bench: What we’re saying is at outset you take confirmation from the students. Those who opt for writing exams don’t opt for internal assessment. Thats their conscious decision. 

Bench: That’d be their conscious decision. What issue does Board has. 

AG: If he takes only written exams he has no choice to stick to those marks. 

AG: If a student says they do want internal assessment, and exams are taken if situation is better, they can’t go back to internal marks. In second situation, if they only take internal assessment, chance of improving won’t be there.