For CBSE board exams 2018 moderation policy will be revised soon

After a protracted discussion, the CBSE is finally progressing to do away with the tradition of giving grace marks to the scholars in 12th Stud CBSE board exams from succeeding academic term. Based upon the report of Times now, the CBSE board is progressing to dispose-off it's moderation policy that is the main reason for the soaring marks in 12th Std.

Earlier, on 25th April CBSE proclaimed that it'll not continue its moderation policy by the means that of notification however in a very reply to the plea filed by the scholars, Delhi High Court tutored the board to continue its grace marks policy, for this year.

Official Statement from the CBSE board

A report based on the Times now, a senior board official "they need to make sure true marks of scholars are mirrored within the CBSE board examination and to take care of the pass party, marks of scholars are tempered. This is often unfair to those that work effortlessly as moderation isn't applicable if a student gets 95 marks or above".

 Prakash Javadekar statement

While commenting on the grace marks policy, Prakash Javadekar the Union Human Resource Development Minister on 24th June that "generous marks distribution of marks can shortly stop. I will be able to stop unhealthy practices within the field of education". "Students got to put your all efforts to earn marks. It’s not attainable that everyone scores 100 out of 100 in every subject. There ought to be some restrictions whereas grace marks."

Also, there are speculations that from 2018 there'll be one paper for all students throughout India that were earlier followed by 3 totally different sets of papers as this may eliminate the requirement of moderation policy.