Examinations, Passing
Criterion and Rules for Promotion:
Examinations (as per circular from
Maharashtra state Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education,
Pune-411 005, Circular No. SB/BR.High.Sec/Exam./Dated 7-3-2007)
There will be two unit tests carrying 50 marks
each in the middle of each term and two terminal examinations
of 100 marks each towards the end of each term in every subject.
The average of the marks scored out of 300/3 in each subject
will be the final score made by a student in that subject.
The student will pass F.Y.J.C. examination
if he scores a minimum average score of 35 in each subject.
Rules of Promotion
- A candidate should be present for different exams. A candidate
must secure minimum 35 marks out of 100 in each of two compulsory
languages, Environment Education and each of the four optional
subjects.
- Marks for theory, practical and oral in the subject where
there are two parts, should be taken together and
the total marks should be considered for pass or distinction.
- The result of the First Year Junior College (Std XI) class
SHOULD NOT be
decided on the marks obtained only in second term end examination.
Equal weightage should be given to (a) First term end examination,
(b) Second term examination (c) Year’s Work – Practical, Unit
test; tutorials, orals etc. and the final result of each student
for each subject should be decided on average marks
only.
- If a candidate appearing in all subjects fails in
one or more subjects, his deficiency of marks in maximum 3
subjects to a maximum of 30 marks but not exceeding 10 marks
in any one subject shall be condoned for the purpose of passing
the examination.
- Although maximum 10 marks condonation is to be given in
one subject such concession should not exceed the required
minimum percentage of passing to the subject i.e. 35%
- There shall not be any concession of ATKT.
- All the practical prescribed for course should as
far as possible be completed by the student. However,
they should be allowed to appear for practical exam and the
marks for the Journal should not
be given if the student fails to perform
the practical prescribed for the course.
- No candidate should be promoted to the next higher
standard if he/she fails even after applying the
rule of giving the benefit of condonation of marks as provided
in the rules of condonation No.4.
- There shall not be a re-examination in
the case of failure students.
- In case of students who could not appear
at the first or second term end examination
for genuine reasons, such as ill health (on production of
medical certificate in time) or such other reason beyond his/her
control (such as natural calamities), the Head of the Junior
College shall hold the first term end exam as early as possible,
but in any case before the end of the second term end. However,
the second term re-exam in case of such students should be
conducted immediately after the second term end examination.
Such concession should not be given in case of a student absent
during the yearly work.
- If a student fails to appear for the 1st or the 2nd term
re-examination, his/her result of the first year junior college
examination should be decided on the basis of
formula only as prescribed in Rule No.3 i.e. on the average
marks  and not on 
- The procedure for conducting the examination mentioned under
Rule No. 10 will be the same, as for the second term end examination.
However, the question papers of this examination should be
different from that set at the first / second term end examination.
The question papers and the assessed answer books of all exams
of all students should be preserved for one year for inspection
by the Education Officer /Deputy Director.
- The result of this re-examination should be declared within
a week’s time so as to enable the successful student
to seek admission in the Second Year of the Junior College.
- There shall be no extra fees for the re-examination of students.
- Students failing at examination of the First Year of Junior
College, i.e. Higher Secondary Std. XI are permitted to appear
as regular students for F.Y.J.C. Examination in the next October
/ March or thereafter. However, the question papers to such
students shall be on the entire portion prescribed in the
syllabus for Std. XI for the subject/s concerned. Such students
are permitted to rejoin the Junior College and appear as regular
students for FYJC, if they desire so.
- Candidates who fail at the first year of junior college
examination shall have an option to claim exemption in the
subject/s in which they have secured minimum passing marks
at previous exams. Candidates who do not desire to claim exemption
and wish to appear for whole examination, the result of these
students shall be declared as per rule No.3.
- The implementation of the first and second term end examination
of F.Y.J.C. class should be as per subject wise scheme given
in Appendix-A of Syllabi for Std. XI & XII.
- The circulars regarding the language subjects, Environment
& Project Work have been sent separately. These circulars
should be followed accordingly.
- The annual work marks allotment for the subjects (except
the sub mentioned in rule no. 18) are as follows:
| |
Unit Test
|
Tutorials
|
Total |
First Term
|
30 |
20 |
50 |
Second Term
|
30 |
20 |
50 |
| |
60 |
40 |
100 |
- Holding of an examination for private students of standard
XI of junior college concerned is binding on the Principal
/ Headmaster.
- The students who pass the F.Y.J.C.(Std. XI) Examination
will be rewarded the following grades.
Grade I
|
(With distinction): To successful candidates
who obtain not less than 75% marks in the aggregate, calculated
on the basis of the six( in case of vocational subjects)
or seven subjects offered for examination. |
Grade II
|
To successful candidates who obtain less than 75% marks
but not less than 60% of marks in the aggregate calculate
on the basis of six (in case of vocational subject) or
seven subjects offered for examination. |
Grade III
|
To successful candidates who obtain not less than 45%
marks but less than 60% of marks in the aggregate calculate
on the basis of six (in case of vocational subject) or
seven subjects offered for examination. |
Grade Pass
|
To all other successful candidates. |
Provided that the First (with distinction)
or the First or the Second Grade shall not be awarded to a candidate
who appears for examination with any exemption or exemptions
claimed by him/her. Provided further that, if the aggregate
total of marks obtained by candidate is less than the total
of marks required for obtaining the first grade, but not more
than 3 marks, only such candidates shall be given the necessary
grace marks not exceeding there in computing his aggregate of
marks for the purpose of awards of marks for the purpose of
award of First Grade. Heads of the Junior Colleges are requested
to take note of the aforesaid rules of promotion while finalizing
the results of the First Year of Junior College (Std. XI) and
this should be made applicable from the academic year 2006-07.
They are further requested to bring these rules to the notice
of the teachers and students concerned.
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