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    G.O.ms - No.41 Reg Examination Reforms

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    1) The Government of Andhra Pradesh issued orders amending the examination system for classes 6-10 to implement Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation from 2015-16 onwards. 2) The amendments include replacing certain exam papers, setting new minimum pass marks for internal and external exams, assigning grades for curricular subjects and co-curricular areas, and incorporating additional language subjects. 3) Exams in Marathi medium and certain other papers are being discontinued from 2017 onwards, and privately studying candidates will need to appear in open school exams instead from 2017. Failed candidates have two more chances to pass in 2017 exams.

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    1) The Government of Andhra Pradesh issued orders amending the examination system for classes 6-10 to implement Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation from 2015-16 onwards. 2) The amendments include replacing certain exam papers, setting new minimum pass marks for internal and external exams, assigning grades for curricular subjects and co-curricular areas, and incorporating additional language subjects. 3) Exams in Marathi medium and certain other papers are being discontinued from 2017 onwards, and privately studying candidates will need to appear in open school exams instead from 2017. Failed candidates have two more chances to pass in 2017 exams.

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    1) The Government of Andhra Pradesh issued orders amending the examination system for classes 6-10 to implement Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation from 2015-16 onwards. 2) The amendments include replacing certain exam papers, setting new minimum pass marks for internal and external exams, assigning grades for curricular subjects and co-curricular areas, and incorporating additional language subjects. 3) Exams in Marathi medium and certain other papers are being discontinued from 2017 onwards, and privately studying candidates will need to appear in open school exams instead from 2017. Failed candidates have two more chances to pass in 2017 exams.

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    G.O.ms - No.41 Reg Examination Reforms

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    1) The Government of Andhra Pradesh issued orders amending the examination system for classes 6-10 to implement Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation from 2015-16 onwards. 2) The amendments include replacing certain exam papers, setting new minimum pass marks for internal and external exams, assigning grades for curricular subjects and co-curricular areas, and incorporating additional language subjects. 3) Exams in Marathi medium and certain other papers are being discontinued from 2017 onwards, and privately studying candidates will need to appear in open school exams instead from 2017. Failed candidates have two more chances to pass in 2017 exams.

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    GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

    ABSTRACT
    School Education Department – Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
    pattern of examination system – Implementation of Examination Reforms for
    Classes VI to IX from the Academic year 2015-16 and for class X from the
    Academic Year 2016-17 in fullest extent – Amendment -Orders -Issued.
    SCHOOL EDUCATION (PROG.II) DEPARTMENT
    G.O.Ms.No.41 Dated: 07.06.2016
    Read the following :-
    1. G.O. Ms. No. 17, School Education (PE.Prog.II) Dept. dated
    14.05.2014
    2. G.O. Ms. No. 29, School Education (Prog.II) Dept. dated
    23.09.2014
    3. G.O. Ms. No.82, School Education (Prog.II) Dept. dated
    29.10.2015
    4. From the Commissioner of School Education, A.P. Hyderabad
    Note No. 29/B-1/2016, 29.04.2016.
    *******
    O R D E R:
    In the G.O. 3rd read above, Government have issued orders, for
    implementation of examination reforms i.e. Continuous and Comprehensive
    Evaluation pattern of examination system for Classes VI to IX from the academic
    year 2015-16 and for Class X from the academic year 2016-17 in fullest extent in
    all schools in the State i.e. Government, local bodies, aided and private
    recognized schools.
    2. In the reference 4th read above, the Commissioner of School Education,
    A.P. Hyderabad has proposed certain amendments to G.O. 3rd read above viz..
    for replacement of certain existing papers and minimum pass marks for the
    external exams and internal exams, assigning grading for Curricular Subjects,
    assigning grading for Co-curricular areas/subjects, for incorporation of OSSC
    Main Language subjects, discontinuation of certain papers from SSC Public
    examination from March 2017 onwards and also prescribing minimum pass
    marks for deaf, dumb and blind students as per G.O. Ms. No. 33, Education
    (Exams) Department, dated 19.03.2001.
    3. After careful examination of the matter, Government hereby makes
    following amendments to G.O. Ms. No.82, School Education (Prog.II) Dept. dated
    29.10.2015.
    AMENDMENTS
    1. For para 4 (b), the following shall be substituted, namely:
    Internal
    Marks
    Assessment
    Total for final
    Subject marks
    Marks Public
    [4FAs and
    Exam
    2SAs]
    First Language Paper-I (Telugu/Hindi/
    50 Marks 40 10
    Kannada/ Odia/ Tamil/ Urdu)
    First Language Paper-II (Telugu/
    50 Marks 40 10
    Hindi/Kannada/ Odia/ Tamil/ Urdu)
    Second Language (Telugu/ Hindi/ English) 100 Marks 80 20
    Third Language Paper-I (English) 50 Marks 40 10
    Third Language paper-II (English) 50 Marks 40 10
    Mathematics-Paper-I 50 Marks 40 10
    Mathematics-Paper-II 50 Marks 40 10
    Science-Paper-I (Physical Science) 50 Marks 40 10
    Science-Paper-II(Bio Science) 50 Marks 40 10
    Social Studies-Paper-I (Geography &
    50 Marks 40 10
    Economics)
    Social Studies-Paper-II (History & Civics) 50 Marks 40 10
    Total 600 Marks 480 120
    (PTO)
    ::2::
    Composite Course First Language Paper-I
    80 60 20
    {Telugu (03T)/ Urdu(03U)}
    Composite Course First Language Paper-II {
    Sanskrit (04S)/ Hindi(08H)/ Arabic (5A)/ 20 20 --
    Persian (6P)}
    OSSC Main Language Subjects
    OSSC Main Language Paper-I (Sanskrit/
    100 80 20
    Arabic/Persian)
    OSSC Main Language Paper-II (Sanskrit/
    100 80 20
    Arabic/ Persian)

    • The following papers are discontinued from SSC Public Examinations,


    March 2017 onwards. There will be no examination in Marathi medium
    from the academic year 2016-17.

    Description of the Paper Subject


    First Language Paper-I&II Marathi (01M/02M)
    Hindi (03H),Marathi (03M), Tamil
    First Language Composite Course Paper-I
    (03A), Kannada (03K) Odia (03’O’)
    Second Language Urdu (09U)

    2. In para 4 (c), the following shall be read as against existing


    provision:
    For Read As
    “Language Subjects- 40 marks per “Language Subjects- 40 marks per
    paper and the examination duration will paper and the examination duration will
    be 2 hours and 30 Minutes in addition to be 2 hours and 30 Minutes in addition to
    15 minutes for reading the question 15 minutes for reading the question
    paper (2 hours 45 minutes) for paper (2 hours 45 minutes) for Telugu/
    Telugu/Sanskrit/ Kannada/Odia/ Tamil/ Hindi/ Kannada / Odia/ Tamil/ Urdu. The
    Urdu. 80 marks Hindi paper duration is duration is the same for 80 marks
    also the same”. second language subjects Hindi/
    Telugu/English”.
    3. In para 4 (g), the following shall be read as against existing provision:
    For Read As
    “Pass Percentage will be 35% for all the “Pass Percentage will be 35% for 1st
    languages and non language subjects. Language, 3rd Language and Non-
    So student should compulsory get 27 Language subjects and pass
    marks in Summative 3 - final percentage will be 20% for 2nd
    examination”. Language Subject. So student should
    compulsorily get 28 marks in
    Summative 3- final examination for 1st
    Language, 3rd Language and Non-
    Language subjects and 16 Marks for
    2nd Language subject”.
    “If a student gets 27 marks in the “If a student gets 28 marks in the
    external exam, he/she should external exam, he/she should
    compulsorily get 8 marks from 20% compulsorily get 7 marks from 20%
    internals for the optimum pass mark internals for the optimum pass mark
    which is 35, but there is no pass mark in which is 35, but there is no pass mark
    20% of internals”. in 20% of internals”.
    “If a student gets less than 8 in “If a student gets less than 7 in
    internals, he/she must get remaining internals, he/she must get remaining
    marks to reach 35 from external marks to reach 35 from external
    examination. For example, if a student examination. For example, if a student
    gets 5 marks in internals, he/she must gets 5 marks in internals, he/she must
    get 30 marks from externals”. get 30 marks from externals”.
    (Cont…)
    ::3::

    4. In para 4 (g), the following shall be added at the end namely:-

    • Minimum pass marks for the Deaf & Dumb and Blind candidates
    will be 20 for all subjects in X class as per the orders contained in
    the GO Ms No.33 Education (Exams) Dept, dated 19-03-2001. 16
    marks will be the minimum pass marks for all subjects in
    summative-3 i.e final examination and he/she should get 4 marks in
    formative assessment i.e. internals but there is no pass mark in
    internals. Overall pass percentage will be 20% out of 100 marks.
    The Range of marks for the calculation of Grades and Grade Points
    in respect of Deaf & Dumb and Blind will be proportionally
    calculated.
    • The existing procedure of allowing candidates privately under
    ‘Without School Study’ category is dispensed from March 2017
    onwards duly directing them to appear for Open School
    Examinations
    • The failed candidates in the old pattern will be given two chances to
    appear for the exam in March-2017 and June-2017 only.

    5. For para 4 (m), the following shall be substituted, namely:

    Curricular Subjects Co-curricular Area


    Marks in Marks in
    I-Language, II- Language
    Grade Grade
    Grade III- Language for all Grade
    Points Range
    and Non- categories of
    Languages candidates
    A1 91-100 90-100 10 A+ 85-100
    A2 81-90 79-89 9 A 71-84
    B1 71-80 68-78 8 B 56-70
    B2 61-70 57-67 7 C 41-55
    C1 51-60 46-56 6 D 00-40
    C2 41-50 35-45 5 - -
    D1 35-40 20-34 4 - -
    D2 00-34 00-19 - - -

    The Grade Point Average (GPA) will be calculated by taking the


    arithmetic average of Grade Points.

    4. The Commissioner of school Education, A.P. Hyderabad, the Director,


    SCERT, A.P. Hyderabad and the Director of Government Examinations, A.P.
    Hyderabad shall take further necessary action in the matter.

    (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

    ADITYA NATH DAS


    PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

    To
    The Commissioner of School Education, A.P., Hyderabad.
    The Director, SCERT, A.P. Hyderabad
    The Director of Government Examinations, A.P. Hyderabad
    Copy to: P.S. to Hon’ Minister for HRD.
    P.S. to Principal Secretary to Govt (SE).

    // FORWARDED BY ORDER //

    SECTION OFFICER

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