Students are aware that Rule 13 of the Examination Bye-Laws of the Board specifies the attendance requirements for a candidate to be eligible to appear for the Class XII examinations of the CBSE. Rule 14 of the Examination Bye-laws states further the percentage of attendance up to which it can be considered for condonation and the grounds for its consideration.
- Following has been observed:-
- students, parents and schools are not following Rule 13 and Rule 14 of the examination Bye-Laws strictly
- they are not submitting desired documents and certificates of the Competent Authority while seeking exemptions in attendance
- Schedule for submission of documents and certificates is not being adhered to
- Schools are not sending all the cases of shortage of attendance to the CBSE
- Students are not attending the school regularly, and 6. as per the analysis of the result of 2019 of the students whose attendance had been condoned have performed poorly in the examinations.
- To ensure the importance of the classes and the attendance, CBSE is taking the following two measures:-
- It has prepared Standard Operating Procedures for dealing with students having attendance less than the prescribed percentage of attendance for the information and compliance by Schools, Students, and Parents.
- Schools are requested to communicate information and rule position to students and parents.
- Standard Operating Procedures for dealing with students having attendance less than the prescribed percentage of attendance. Schools will take the following action:-
- inform the importance of attendance and classes etc to the students and their parents at the beginning of the session
- sensitize the students and parents about the relevant rules and about the attendance requirement during the academic session
- inform the students and parents the grounds on which shortage of attendance could be condoned
- inform the students and parents to submit medical certificate(s) from the competent authority/leave application supporting the reason for availing/taking leave as and when leave is availed
- warn the students and parents if they are not attending the classes regularly and maintain the records of such students
- will inform the parents about the shortage of attendance
- schools will recommend the cases as per Examination Bye-Laws only
- Attendance will be calculated as on 1st January of the Academic session.
- The shortage of attendance cases received in the concerned Regional Office up to 7th January of the academic session of Class XII will only be considered by the Board.
- No case will be accepted after 7th January of the academic session of Class XII
- Cases without Mandatory documents will be summarily rejected.
- In case of shortage of attendance, schools shall be required to procure the following documents from the student(s)/parent(s) and submit to the concerned Regional Office of the Board while forwarding the cases for considering condonation of shortage of attendances: Schools will ensure that all the documents as per requirement are obtained from the student(s)/parent(s) concerned and provided to the concerned Regional Office, wherever required.
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