Official letter of how to make the result of standard 10 board students announced

The example for multiplication is as follows.


Conversion marks obtained by the student from the first periodical test of Std-9 (total marks 50) to 50%


For example: - Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal has got 9 marks out of 80 marks in the first examination in Gujarati. Converting the aforesaid 5 marks to 90%, i.e. 2-20 / 100 = 2.5 = 10 marks will have to be shown.


[B] Marks obtained by the student from the second periodical test of Std-9 (total marks 50) converted to 50% marks


For example: Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal has got 15 marks out of 80 marks in the first examination in Gujarati. Converting the aforesaid 15 marks to 90%, i.e. 10 * 50/100 = 2.5 = 08 marks will have to be shown.


The marks obtained by the student from the first periodical test (total marks 80) conducted online / offline through Std.


For example: - Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal has got 9 marks out of 80 marks in the first examination in Gujarati. Converting the aforesaid 5 marks to 7.5%, i.e. 2 * 4.5 / 100 = 12.5 = 12 marks will have to be shown.


ધોરણ 10નું રિઝલ્ટ કેવી રીતે બનશે તેની માહિતી 


Conversion marks obtained by the student from Std-10 unit test (total marks 8) to 50%


E.g. (1)


Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal has got 12 marks out of 8 marks in the first unit test in Gujarati. Converting the aforesaid 15 marks to 90%, i.e. 18 * 50/100 = 02 = 08 marks will have to be shown.


If Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal has got 12 marks out of 9 marks in the first unit test in Gujarati and 12 marks in the second test, then converting the average of 12 + 12 marks to 50% i.e.


(12-12 / 2) * 20/100 = 2.5 = 08 marks should be shown.


E.g. : - (૩)


Vishwakarma Naresh Navneetlal In Gujarati, if you get 5 marks to 12 marks in the first unit test, 12 marks in the second test and 12 marks in the third test, you can get any more marks. +12 / 2) * 20/100 = 2.5 = 08 marks should be shown.


Thus, if the candidate gets A + B + C + D out of 50 marks, there will be a total of 9 marks which will have to be displayed on the portal prepared by the board as marks obtained out of 50 marks in Gujarati subject.


Note: - The denominator obtained as per A to D above should be taken into account by converting it to the nearest integer.


For example, if the marks obtained are 3.1 to 7.5, then 3 marks.


The criteria outlined above for each subject selected by the regular candidate by the schools


Subject wise result has to be prepared as per A to D. Criteria A to D mentioned above if a candidate does not appear in that test


So in that subject / subjects ‘00’ (zero) marks have to be taken into account.


If a candidate has studied Std-9 in another school, in case the school in which Std-8 has been assessed, the mark sheet given by the school. Candidate will have to be evaluated on the basis of progress sheet.


Method of calculating the marks obtained from the unit test (Std. 10) of the student of Std.


During the academic year 2020-61 07 (four) of mathematics subject, 04 (three) of science subject, 08 (four) of social science subject, 08 (three) of Gujarati (first language) subject and 03 (three) of Gujarati (second language) subject Unit tests are conducted.


If the student has given only one unit test in the subject then the marks of that test will be taken into consideration Will have to take.

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