West Bengal: This time in higher secondary semester system (semester system) is being started. There will be a pass-fail system in every semester of higher secondary. The Board of Higher Secondary Education has issued this information afresh. There will be a total of four semesters at the higher secondary level. There will be a pass-fail system four times in each semester. Initially the Council of Higher Secondary Education did not raise the issue of pass-fail in each semester. This decision has been taken later. The student will have to pass each semester of 11th and 12th, only then will he be able to go to the next semester. Such a decision has been taken by the Higher Secondary Education Council. That means there will be pass-fail in every semester.
Students will have to pass every semester
The student concerned will not be ‘passed’ unless he obtains the minimum passing marks in each subject of each semester. He won’t be able to attend until next semester. However, the council has not specified what minimum marks a student must obtain to pass. Higher Secondary Education Council Secretary Priyadarshini Mallik said that even with the start of the semester process, the council is emphasizing on ensuring that the quality of evaluation does not decline. West Bengal Board of Higher Secondary Education has started the first semester process at the school level. Students have to obtain minimum marks in each semester, only then they will be able to move to the next semester. Students have to pass in every semester.
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Semester system of higher secondary level is being started in the academic year 2024-25
The semester system of higher secondary level is being introduced in the academic year 2024-25. That is, the students who have given the secondary examination this time will be the candidates of the first batch of semester system of higher secondary level. And the first higher secondary examination in the semester system will be held in 2026. Initially the Council had decided that there would be no rule of passing in each of the four semesters of classes XI and XII. That is, the council decided that the issue of pass-fail would be decided holistically. Many teachers organizations had raised objections on that issue. In such a situation, according to council sources, in view of the entire matter, pass-fail rule is being implemented in every semester of class 11th and 12th. In this process, the first semester will be in November, second semester in March and third semester in November and fourth semester in next March.
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