Odisha Class 10 Results: BSE Odisha to announce Class 10 results by end of June

Odisha Class 10 Results: Odisha would announce the results of class 10 matric examinations by end of this month, school and mass education minister Sameer Dash said on Sunday.

Published on: Jun 13, 2021, 13:15:26 IST

By Debabrata Mohanty

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Odisha Class 10 Results: Odisha would announce the results of class 10 matric examinations by end of this month, school and mass education minister Sameer Dash said on Sunday.

BSE Odisha 10th Result: BSE said marks of class 9 half-yearly exam and annual exam would be taken into account apart from results of 2nd Practice Test, 3rd Practice Test and 4th Practice Test of Class 10. (HT file)

Dash said the evaluation process is on right track and he was hopeful of the results being announced by end of June.

On April 21, Odisha had announced cancellation of Class 10 exam due to rising Covid cases. Nearly 6.5 lakh students were to write the Class 10 exam that was scheduled to begin from May 3, but was postponed due to Covid.

Earlier, the education department had said that Board of Secondary Education, (BSE) Odisha would take into account marks secured by students in their class 9 as well as pre-board exams of class 10 to award finals marks of the Class 10 students.

BSE said marks of class 9 half-yearly examination and annual examination would be taken into account apart from results of 2nd Practice Test, 3rd Practice Test and 4th Practice Test of Class 10. Marks in each examination conducted are to be converted out of the maximum marks mentioned against each subject.

"While 40 percent weightage will be given to highest marks secured in class 9 exams in each subject, 30 per cent weightage will be given to 2 highest marks in all subject out of three practice tests conducted in Class 10. In case a candidate has not appeared in any of the practice tests of Class 10 exam, 100% weightage will be given to the mark secured in Class 9 exam (both half yearly & annual) and subject-wise highest marks will be taken into consideration," the Board had said in a notification.

In case a candidate has appeared in only one practice test, then 70% weightage will be given in the mark secured in Class-IX exams (half yearly and annual).

Results of the school's HSC examination performance in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 will also be analysed and basing on the best performance of the school maximum number of different grades bagged by each school would be found out.

School wise merit list would be prepared after giving appropriate weightage to marks secured and uploaded in above examinations.

In case any candidate is not satisfied, he/she can appear in the examination to be conducted offline by the board after the pandemic situation improves.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Debabrata Mohanty
Debabrata Mohanty is a senior assistant editor of Hindustan Times who works as state correspondent from Odisha covering the state's politics, governance, public policy, natural disasters, environment and its society for close to three decades. With his long years of reporting from the state capital of Bhubaneswar, Mohanty has been known as one of the most experienced and credible journalists covering Odisha for the national English dailies. His reporting combines on-ground detail with deep institutional knowledge detailing the state's changing politics, governance issues, administrative reforms and the functioning of its public institutions. He has regularly reported on issues ranging from legislative developments and public policy implementation. Politics is his core areas of expertise as he closely tracks Odisha's political landscape, including the rise and transformation of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), the two principal political parties in Odisha. His long association with the state's political establishment enables him to write on contemporary developments in a larger political context. Mohanty takes a deep interest in writing human interest stories, environmental issues and documenting the impact of cyclones, floods, heatwaves, and other climate-related events in one of the most disaster-prone states. His coverage extends to public health, governance reforms and stories on accountability of government institutions. Before joining Hindustan Times, Mohanty worked with The Indian Express, Mail Today, and The Telegraph, where he covered at least six general elections and as many assembly elections. In 2007, he was selected for the prestigious Chevening Young Indian Print Journalist Programme at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom, where he received advanced training in print journalism. In 2009 he won the Press Institute of India-International Committee of Red Cross award on conflict reporting for his on-ground reportage of 2008 Kandhamal riots.Read More

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