JKBOSE Class 10th Students to be Provisionally Promoted to next class, Read Full Details Here

Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has decided to provisionally promote Class 10th students to the next class, in order to avoid academic loss. This move by the state government comes after the conclusion of the Class X exam on Wednesday, in which more than 63500 students appeared in the soft zones of Kashmir.

The government’s decision to provisionally promote the students is in line with the Uniform Academic Calendar, which mandates that students who appear in Class 10 and 11 examinations shall be provisionally admitted in Class 11th and 12th respectively, after the conclusion of the Board examination. This move will ensure that the students do not face any academic loss due to the delay in the declaration of the results.

The Principal Secretary of Education, Alok Kumar, confirmed that the students will be provisionally promoted to the next class until the results are out. This is not a new practice, as the government has always provided provisional admission to the students.

According to a government order, students who are declared unsuccessful shall be permitted to continue their studies in Class 11th and 12th till the result of the Biannual/Annual Private examinations is declared. However, in respect of the candidates who fail to pass in the Bi-annual examination, provisional admission shall be canceled.

The March session has helped to overcome many academic hiccups for the students, as earlier students who had to seek admission elsewhere had to face migration issues. This time, students can seek admission anywhere, without facing any such issues. The government is now planning to hold exams for the hard zones, which are those areas that are snowbound and not reachable. These students too will be given provisional admission and promoted to the next class.

In conclusion, the government’s decision to provisionally promote Class 10th students to the next class is a commendable move to ensure that the students do not face any academic loss due to the delay in the declaration of the results. This move will not only benefit the students but also ensure that the academic calendar is not disrupted. The move is also in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) and will ensure that the students’ academic progress is not hampered due to any unforeseen circumstances.

Important FAQ’s

What is the reason for the government’s decision to provisionally promote Class 10th students to the next class?

The government has taken this decision to avoid any academic loss to the students due to the delay in the declaration of the results. This move will ensure that the students’ academic progress is not hampered due to any unforeseen circumstances.

Is this the first time that JKBOSE has provided provisional admission to the students?

No, this is not the first time. The government has always provided provisional admission to the students till the results are out.

What is the Uniform Academic Calendar, and how does it relate to the provisional promotion of Class 10th students?

The Uniform Academic Calendar mandates that students who appear in Class 10 and 11 examinations shall be provisionally admitted in Class 11th and 12th respectively, after the conclusion of the Board examination. This move ensures that the students do not face any academic loss due to the delay in the declaration of the results.

What happens to the students who are declared unsuccessful?

Students who are declared unsuccessful shall be permitted to continue their studies in Class 11th and 12th till the result of the Biannual/Annual Private examinations is declared. However, in respect of the candidates who fail to pass in the Bi-annual examination, provisional admission shall be canceled.

Will the students face any migration issues due to the shift in the academic session?

No, the students will not face any migration issues as the shift in the academic session has helped to overcome many academic hiccups for the students. This time, students can seek admission anywhere, without facing any such issues.

Will the students in the hard zones be given provisional admission as well?

Yes, students in the hard zones, which are those areas that are snowbound and not reachable, will be given provisional admission and promoted to the next class.