I want to know that if I feel the form in all 5 subject in BSEB class 12th improvement and I get less marks in any subject then for those subject my marks is decreases or remain same as previous mark . I want to know bseb also consider best of two for improvement.

Hello,

If you are planning to appear for the BSEB Class 12th Improvement Exam and want to understand how your marks will be affected, it’s important to know the policy followed by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) . The BSEB Improvement Exam allows students to improve their scores in specific subjects where they wish to perform better. Under this system, BSEB follows a "Best of Two" policy .

This means that if you appear for the improvement exam and score higher marks than your original scores in any subject, your improved marks will be considered . However, if your marks in the improvement exam are lower than the original marks, then your original marks will remain unchanged . Essentially, only the higher marks from either the original or improvement exam are taken into account, and this ensures that students are not penalized if they do not perform better in the improvement exam.

For example, if you scored 70 marks in a subject initially and later scored 65 marks in the improvement exam, your original score of 70 marks would remain. However, if you scored 75 marks in the improvement exam, your new marks of 75 would be considered. This system gives students a fair chance to improve without the risk of reducing their previous scores.

The improvement option is available for all subjects, even if you have already passed them. Students can attempt to improve their marks in any subject. This approach helps students enhance their overall performance and provides an opportunity to improve their final results without any disadvantage.

In conclusion, BSEB’s Best of Two policy ensures that students can improve their marks without worrying about the possibility of their scores being negatively affected. It’s always good to check the official BSEB guidelines for any updates before proceeding.

Hello ADITYA,

In the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) Class 12th improvement exam, here’s what happens:

1. Marks in Improvement Subjects :

   • If you appear for the improvement exam for any subject, your new marks will be considered , regardless of whether they are higher or lower than the original marks.
     
     
   • If you score lower in the improvement exam , the new marks will be considered, replacing the previous marks.
     
     

2. Best of Two :

   • BSEB does not follow a 'Best of Two' policy for the improvement exams.
     
     
   • If you improve in any subject , your new marks replace the old marks for that subject, even if the new marks are lower.
     
     Key Point:

If you do not improve your score, the original marks will still stand for that subject. If you improve, the new marks replace the old ones for that subject. There is no "best of two" system where only the higher marks are taken into account.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

In the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) Class 12th improvement exam, the best-of-two policy is generally applied. Here’s how it works:

Key Points for BSEB Improvement Exams:

1. Best of Two Policy :

   • If you appear for improvement in all 5 subjects and score lower marks in any subject , the higher marks from the original or improvement exam will be considered for that subject.
   • This ensures that your performance cannot negatively impact your results.

2. Subjects Where Marks Improve :

   • If you score higher in a subject during the improvement exam, the new marks will replace the old marks.

3. Final Marksheet :

   • The final marksheet will reflect the best marks from both attempts (original and improvement).

4. Official Confirmation :

   • This policy is standard for most improvement exams, but it’s always a good idea to verify it with the BSEB board or through your school.

If you have further questions or need clarification, let me know!