Nagaland board Rescheduled Class 12 Mid-Term Exam; Exams To Conduct By September 20
Formfees
17/01/2025
The Class 12 midterm exams have been rescheduled by the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE). Schools who were unable to hold the Class 12 midterm exams in 2023 have been ordered to do so by September 20 and turn in the results by September 30.
In a statement announcing the change in the dates for the Class 12th NBSE midterm exams, the NBSE stated: “In view of the surge in Eye Flu or Conjunctivitis among school students in certain districts of the State, the concerned District Administration have ordered closure of schools from 21 to 26 as a measure to contain or break the chain of transmission of the flu.”
From August 21 to August 30, the Class 12 midterm exams were scheduled to take place. The choice to postpone the Class 12 midterm exams was made after the Nagaland board of education decided to close the schools in an effort to stop the spread of eye fever among the student body.
According to the PTI, the state has registered 1,006 instances of eye flu since July 1. With 721, Dimapur has recorded the most cases, followed by Kohima (198) and Mokokchung (87).
The board added that certain districts’ inability to hold the Class 12 Mid Term Examination scheduled from August 21 to August 30 as planned is a result of the closure of schools. As a result, the board said: “Therefore, those schools who could not hold the Class 12 Mid Term Examination within the date given in the Academic Calendar are hereby allowed to reschedule the Class 12 Mid Term Examination and conduct it within the 20th September 2023, and the results of which can be submitted to the Board on
About NBSE:
The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) was established on November 15, 1973, under Act No.4 of the Nagaland State Legislative Assembly 1973, and began operations on October 1, 1974, bringing the entirety of Nagaland within its purview. The Board prescribes, regulates, oversees, and develops the state’s higher secondary educational system as permitted by the Act.
Courses up to the upper secondary level and vocational education are prescribed by the NBSE. It directs and oversees the performance of:
- Class XI Promotion Examination for the HSSLC
- The HSLC Exam
- Entrance Examination for technical courses such as the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) and any other examination directed by the Government.
- HSLC Compartmental Examination
- Class IX Final Examination
- Class VIII Examination.
As per the NBSE website, The HSLC Examination in 2009, the Board has implemented the Absolute and Relative Grading system to evaluate the performance of its pupils.
| Mark Range | Grade | Terms of Performance |
|---|---|---|
| 91-10 | A1 | Truly outstanding |
| 81-90 | A2 | Outstanding |
| 71-80 | B1 | Excellent |
| 61-70 | B2 | Very good |
| 51-60 | C1 | Good |
| 41-50 | C2 | Above average |
| 40 | D | Average |
| 31-39 | E1 | Needs improvement |
| Below 30 | E2 |
Relative Grading:
To evaluate the performance of the HSLC Examination candidates, relative grading is used. The marksheet includes both the grades and the raw scores. ‘D’ is the minimum acceptable grade.
| Grade | % of Examinees | Terms of Performance |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Top 2% | Truly outstanding |
| A2 | Next 8% | Outstanding |
| B1 | Next 12% | Excellent |
| B2 | Next 18% | Very good |
| C1 | Next 25% | Good |
| C2 | Next 23% | Above average |
| D | Next 12% | Average |
| E1 | E2 | Needs improvement |
| Below 30 |
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