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No change in compartment exam policy of CISCE, board clarifies & warns students


Clarifying the confusion floating among students regarding the Council of the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) policy on ‘Compartmental Examinations‘, the board released a notice.
CISCE announced conducting compartment examinations from examination year 2019. This is was the first time CISCE board students got another chance to save their year if they failed in one subject. Earlier students could re-appear for the exams only in the subsequent year.
Recently, some reports quoting that CISCE has decided that students of class X and XII board examination will now be able to appear in the compartment exam of two subjects due to Coronavirus, COVID 19. These reports went trending as students felt happy and amazed that the board will now allow them to sit in compartment examination for two subjects.
Citing these reports, the board issued a clarification stating, “The policy of the CISCE regarding the ‘Compartment Examination' has not changed and remains the same.”
Further, it warned students to beware of such misinformation that can affect their future. Students must also note that as per CISCE’s policy, “Class X examinees who pass English and three other subjects can write the compartmental exam if they fail in fifth subject while class XII examinees who pass English and two other subjects can write the compartmental exam if they fail in the fourth subject.”


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