Introduce Semester System in Higher Secondary

Council is going to introduce Semester System in Higher Secondary Examination for Class XI for academic Session 2024-2025 and for Class XII from academic Session 2025-2026 based upon the approval of the SED, Government of West Bengal and in line with the State Education Policy. download Examination procedure, Syllabus and updated news for Semester System.

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Notification for Semester System in Higher Secondary

The President, W.B. Council of H.S. Education
No. L/PR/176/2024 Date: 18.04.2024

This is for information to all the Heads of Institutions, Teachers, Teaching Staff, Students, Guardians and other stakeholders that as per our earlier Notification vide Memo No. L/PR/133/2024 dated 06.03.2024, WBCHSE (West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education) is going to introduce Semester System for Class XI for Academic Session 2024-2025 and for Class XII from Academic Session 2025-2026 based upon the approval of the School Education Department, Government of West Bengal and in line with the State Education Policy.

Salient features of the Semester System are given hereunder

1. Course of Study
The Higher Secondary (Senior Secondary) or 10+2 Course will consist of four parts, i.e. Semester-I, Semester-II, Semester-III and Semester-IV.

(a) Class XI has been redesigned as Semester-I and Semester-II, and Class XII has been redesigned as Semester-III and Semester-IV.

(b) The curriculum of the Semester-I, Semester-II, Semester-III and Semester-IV shall consist of : 

       (i) Two language subjects from the Language Group as mentioned in Schedule-II, one subject each from First Language and Second Language, 
      (ii) Three compulsory elective subjects are to be chosen from any of the three sets of subjects as mentioned in Schedule-II. 
      (iii) One optional elective subject, if desired, may be chosen from the designated set from where three compulsory elective subjects have already been chosen or from the lists of vocational subjects offered by the Council.

(c) As per clause 3,6,2 of State Education Policy (2023), schools should provide guidance and scope for the students for taking challenging course works, participating in extracurricular activities, engaged in Summer Projects with Higher Educational Institutions.

(d) As per clause 3,6,5 of State Education Policy (2023), students of Higher Secondary course should be engaged in internship programmes and projects during Summer Vacation related to the subjects of their choice. Necessary tie ups with Media Houses, Corporate Firms, Publishing Houses and Higher Education Institutes should be initiated and made by the Head of the Institutions in this regard.
 
2. The Academic Session
The academic session of Semester-I and Semester-III will start from the month of May and will continue till the month of October as per Government holidays schedule of the respective year. Subsequently, Semester-II and Semester-IV will start from the month of November and will continue till the month of April as per Government holiday schedule of the respective year.

 

3. Admission
(a) A student, who has passed the Madhyamik Pariksha or equivalent public examination, may be admitted into Semester-I within mid of May every year so that the class of Semester-I could commence immediately post publication of results.

(b) A student, who has got admitted and register in Semester-I will be eligible for promotion to Semester-II within the 30th October every year so that the Class of Semester-II can be stared from the 1st week of November every year.

(c) A student, who has passed Semester-I and Semester-II of Class XI, can be admitted into Semester-III with the 30th of April every year so that the Class of Semester-III can be started from the 1st week of May.

(d) A student, who has got admitted and enrolled in Semester-III will be eligible for promotion to Semester-IV within 31st of October every year so that the Class of Semester-IV can be started from the 1st week of November every year.

(e) Here, the eligibility to appear for admission in the next superior Semester requires a minimum percentage of attendance in the previous Semester and clearance of all dues as fixed by the Council. Details will be given in the Admission, Examination and allied matters Regulations which will be published shortly.

4. Registration

(a)  No student shall be allowed to appear in any Semester unless he/she is registered with the Council in Semester-I as per the notification of the Council.

(b) A valid candidate, who has been admitted into Semester-I of a recognized Institution, should apply for registration with the Council within the 30th of June of the year of admission and/or as per the notification of the Council through the concerned Head of the Institution through online portal along with the requisite registration fees and all other necessary fees as may be determined by the Council from time to time.

(c) Students shall be permitted to register with the Council within three consecutive years from the date of publication of his/her result of the Madhyamik Pariksha or equivalent examination, including the year of publication of results.

 5. Examinations of Semester-I and Semester-II of Class XI

(a) Semester-I Examination of Class XI will be conducted in September or as per the notification issued by the Council, Subsequently, Semester-II Examination of Class XI will be conducted within the month of March every year and will continue on the same cycle until further notification.

(b) Conducting the examination and evaluation of OMR/ Answer Scripts are to be made by the concerned Institutions.

(c) Examination of Semester-I will be based on Multiple Choice Questions (hereinafter referred as MCQ and Semester-II will be based on Short Answer Type Question (hereinafter referred as SAQ) and Descriptive Question (hereinafter referred as DQ).

(d) The question papers of Semester-I and Semester-II are to be set and supplied by the concerned Institutions. Blank OMR/ black answer scripts for Semester-I and Semester-II are to be provided by the concerned Institutions.

(e) Institutions will take necessary measures to conduct the Practical and Project Examinations within the completion of Semester-II in a consolidated manner on annual basis based upon guidelines and timelines provided by the Council. Question papers and blank answer scripts for this purpose will be provided by the Institutions.

(f) The Institutions will take necessary measures for evaluation of OMR/ written answer scripts, Practical and Project Examinations and will publish the results of the students accordingly.

(g) The results of Semester-I and Semester-II, Project and Practical have to be uploaded by the Institutions in the Council’s Portal within a specified time period as per the norms and notification issued by the Council.

(h) A students will be declared passed in Class XI, if he/she obtains minimum thirty per centum marks in any of five theory papers of Semester-I and Semester-II independently, and also secures minimum thirty per centum marks in practical/project of the respective subjects separately. However, passing in each of language subjects is mandatory.

(i) The Grand Total will be calculated by considering the higher marks obtained in five subjects.

(j) The students who will not pass in Semester-I will be allowed to re-appear in the backlog subjects (Supplementary subjects) during Semester-II examination in the same session as per schedule of the Council (Herein this examination is named as Supplementary Examination of Class XI), Detailed guideline will be given in the Regulation on Examination, Admission and Allied matters which will be published soon.

(k) The students who will not be able to pass in any of the subjects of Semester-II and the backlog subject(s) (if any) of Semester-I in the Supplementary Examination, should repeat the Semester-I and Semester-II afresh in the next academic session.


6. Enrolment

A registered and bonafide student who has passed both Semester-I and Semester-II including practical /project papers separately, shall only be eligible to enroll himself/ herself for both the Semester (i.e. Semester-III and Semester-IV) within the 30th of June or as per notification issued by the Council.

7. Examinations of Semester-III & Semester-IV of Class XII (H.S. Examination)

(a) Semester-III Examination of Class XII will be conducted within the month of September or as per notification, issued by the Council. Subsequently, Semester-IV Examination of Class XII will be conducted within the month of April every year or as per the notification of the Council and will continue on the same cycle until further notification.

(b) The examination of Semester-III and Semester-IV will be conducted by the Council.

(c) Semester-III will be based on MCQ and Semester-IV will be based on SAQ and DQ.

(d) The question papers are to be set and supplied by the Council. OMR and blank answer scripts for this purpose will also to be provide by the Council.

(e) The Council will take necessary measures for evaluation of OMR and written answer scripts under its strict supervision and will publish the result of Semester-III and Semester-IV.

(f) The Practical Question Papers and Blank Answer Scripts will be supplied by the Council.

(g) The Institutions will take necessary arrangement for conducting and evaluation of the Project and Practical Examination in a consolidated manner on annual basis as per the timelines given by the Council.

(h) The Institutions will upload the Project and Practical marks of every enrolled student in the Council’s Portal within a specified time period as per norms and notification issued by the Council.

(i) A student will be declared passed in Class XII, if he/she obtains minimum thirty per centum marks in any of five theory papers of Semester-III and Semester-IV independently and also secures minimum thirty per centum marks in practical/project of the respective subjects separately. However, passing in each of the language subjects is mandatory.

(j) The students, who will not pass in Semester-III, will be allowed to re-appear in the backlog subjects (supplementary subjects) during Semester-IV examination in the same session as per the schedule of Council (Herein this examination is named as Supplementary Examination of Class XII). Detailed guideline will be given in the Regulation on Examination, Admission and Allied matters which will be published soon.

(k) The Grand Total will be calculated by considering the highest marks obtained in any five subjects.

(l) The Result of Higher Secondary Examination of the students will be declared as per the marks obtained in Class XII i.e. in Semester-III, Semester-IV and in practical /project. Mark Sheet and Pass Certificate will be issued accordingly.

(m) Every candidate should have to pass in all the Semester (i.e. Semester-I, Semester-II, Semester-III and Semester-IV) including practical and project within seven years from the year of registration (including the year of registration), otherwise his/her registration will be cancelled and further admission /registration /enrolment in any semester will not be permitted.

8. Supplementary Examinations
(a) Supplementary Examination of Class XI

(i) A student who not be able to clear any of the subject(s) in Semester-I, will be allowed to appear for a Supplementary Examination along with Semester-II in the same academic year.

(ii) After appearing this Supplementary Examination as mentioned in (i), if the student is still not be able to clear any of the subject(s) of Semester-I and /or if the student is having any backlog papers in Semester-II, then he/she needs to appear all the subjects of Semester-I and Semester-II in the next academic year like a fresh candidate. In that case he/she gets the same opportunity like a freshly admitted candidate in Class XI.

(iii) This arrangement will continue till the student will be able to clear all the papers of Semester-I and Semester-II of Class XI, but with the condition that the student needs to pass the Higher Secondary Examination within a maximum period of seven years from the year of registration (including the year of registration) failing which his/her registration will be cancelled.

(iv) This Supplementary Examination will be conducted by the concerned Institutions.


(b) Supplementary Examination of Class XII

(i) A student who will not be able to clear any of the subject(s) in Semester-III will be allowed to appear for a Supplementary Examination along with Semester-IV in the same academic year.

(ii) After appearing this Supplementary Examination as mentioned in (i), if the student is still not be able to clear any subject(s), he/she has to appear those subject(s) with Semester-III in the next academic year.

(iii) After appearing Semester-III Examination in the next academic year as mentioned in (ii), if the student is still not be able to clear any subject(s), he/she has to appear the Supplementary Examination for those subject(s) with Semester-IV in the same academic year.

(iv) The cycle will continue and the students will get the opportunity to clear their backlog papers within a maximum period of seven years from the year of registration (including the year of registration) failing which his/her registration will be cancelled.

(v) The Supplementary Examination will be conducted by the Council.

(vi) The student who will not be able to clear any of the subject(s) of Semester-IV, will have to clear their corresponding backlog paper(s) in the next academic year along with the Semester-IV Examination.

(vii) This will continue (as mentioned in vi) till the students will clear all the backlog papers or till the validity of registration period whichever is earlier.

9. Option of changing compulsory elective subject as compulsory optional subject etc.

(1) If a candidate fails to obtain minimum pass marks in any of the compulsory subjects for the reasons of deficiency of less than five per centum of full marks, he/she to make up the deficiency in the compulsory subject, shall be given credit by transfer of marks from the higher marks obtained by him/her in a compulsory subject.

(2) A candidate who cannot be declared passed in the examination by reason of his/her-

             (i) not appearing in the examination of a compulsory elective subject, or
            (ii) failure in obtaining the minimum pass marks in a compulsory elective subject, but has obtained the minimum pass marks in the optional elective subject, shall be declared passed by giving him/her the benefit of interchanging the compulsory elective subject as the optional elective subject and vice versa.

Provided that if a candidate does not, for any reason, intend to take the benefit of interchanging the subjects, he/she shall, through his/her Head of the institution, intimate his/her intention as such, and surrender his/her marks sheet for necessary correction therein, to the Council within thirty days from the date of publication of results. 

  (3) A candidate will get-

          (i) the benefit 9(1) first, if it is applicable to him/her.
          (ii) if 9(1) is not applicable, then he/she may get the benefit 9(2), if is applicable to him/her.
          (iii) No candidate will get both the benefit at a time.

 
10. Schedule of Examination

(a) The schedules/timelines of examinations for all semester including theory, practical and project shall be prepared and notified by the Council.

(b) The Council will decide the Centres and Venues for Semester-III and Semester-IV Examinations. However, Semester-I and Semester-II will be conducted at home venue i.e. at the mother/own institution.

(c) The Council may, if it considers necessary, can change the centre/venue for examination of Semester-III and Semester-IV with prior notice to all concerned.

 

11. Semester wise breakup of marks and duration of examinations

Subjects Theory marks per subject in Semester-I & Semester-III each Duration of Semester-I & Semester-III examinations each
Theory marks per subject in Semester-II & Semester-IV each
Duration of  Semester-II & Semester-IV examinations each
 Project/ Practical marks in consolidated manner on annual basis for Class XI and Class XII each
Project based subjects with marks breakup of Theory-80 Project-20
40
01 Hour 15 Minutes
40
02 Hours
20
Practical based subjects with marks of breakup of Theory-70
Practical-30
35
01 Hour 15 Minutes
 35
 02 Hours
 30
 Practical based subjects with marks breakup of Theory-50
Practical-50
20
45 Minutes
 30
 01 Hour 15 Minutes
 50
 # Vocational Subjects with marks breakup of Theory-30
Practical-70 
 # 15 (Examinations will be conducted out of 30 marks)
45 Minutes 
 # 15 (Examinations will be conducted out of 30 marks) 
 01 Hour 15 Minutes
 70
Examinations of Vocational Subjects in each Semester will be conducted out of 30 marks and that will be converted into 15 marks diving by 2. This marks then be taken into account as final marks for any semester.
12. Provision for unsuccessful /absent students of Class XI Examination 2024
All the students who are unsuccessful/have not appeared in Class XI examination till the academic session 2023-2024, must continue Class XI examination with newly introduced Semester System from the academic session 2024-2025.

13. Schedule II
Language Group
First Language
Second Language
English-A (ENGA)
Bengali-B (BNGB) or Hindi-B (HINB) or Alternative English (ALTE) or Nepali-B (NEPB)
Bengali-A (BNGA) or Hindi-A (HINA) or Nepali-A (NEPA) or Urdu (URDU) or Santhali (SANT) or Odia (ODIA) or 
Telugu (TELG)
English-B (ENGB)
The choice of elective subjects must be confined to any one of the following sets of subjects:
Set-I
  • Physics (PHYS) or Nutrition (NUTN)
  • Chemistry (CHEM) or Geography (GEGR)
  • Economics (ECON) or Anthropology (ANTH)
  • Mathematics (MATH) or Agriculture (AGRI)
  • Biological Science (BIOS)
  • Statistics (STAT) or Psychology (PSYC) or Science of Well Being (SOWB)
  • Computer Science (COMS) or Environment Studies (ENVS) or Health & Physical Education (HPED)
  • Cyber Security (CBST) or Artificial Intelligence (ARTI) or Data Science (DTSC)
  • One vocational subject offered by Council, which may be selected as optional elective subject only
Set-II
  • Accountancy (ACCT)
  • Business Studies (BSTD)
  • Commercial Law and Preliminaries of Auditing (CLPA) or Statistics (STAT)
  • Costing and Taxation (CSTX)
  • Economics (ECON)
  • Modern Computer Application (COMA) or Environment Studies (ENVS) or Applied Artificial Intelligence (APAI) or Health & Physical Education (HPED)
  • Mathematics (MATH)
  • One vocational subject offered by Council, which may be selected as optional elective subject only
Set-III
  • Political Science (POLS) or Biological Science (BIOS)
  • Education (EDCN) or Nutrition (NUTN)
  • Journalism & Mass Communication (JMCN) or Sanskrit (SNSK) or Persian (PRSN) or Arabic (ARBC) or Mathematics (MATH) or Agriculture (AGRI)
  • Economics (ECON) or Anthropology (ANTH)
  • Philosophy (PHIL)
  • Sociology (SOCG)
  • History (HIST) or Psychology (PSYC) or Statistics (STAT) or Science of Well Being (SOWB)
  • Geography (GEGR) or Human Development & Resource Management (HDRM)
  • Music (MUSC) or Visual Arts (VISA) or Health & Physical Education or Environment Studies (HPED) or Modern Computer Application (COMA) or Applied Artificial Intelligence (APAI) 
  • One vocational subject offered by Council, which may be selected as optional elective subject only

Vocational Subjects
(1) IT and ITeS (ITEV) (2) Organised Retailing (ORTV) (3) Health Care (HLCV) (4) Tourism & Hospital (THLV) (5) Construction (CNSV) (6) Beauty & Wellness (BWLV) (7) Power (POWV) (8) Automobile (ATMV) (9) Security (SEUV) (10) Electronics (ELTV) (11) Plumbing (PLBV) (12) Apparel (APLV) (13) Agriculture (AGLV) (14) Banking, Financial Service and Insurance (BSIV) (15) Food Processing (FDPV) (16) Telecom (TELV).


The students will not be allowed to opt the following subjects together: -

Any vocational subjects, Music (MUSC) and Visual Arts (VISA).
Agriculture (AGRI) and Agriculture (AGLV) of Vocational Subject.

14. Discretionary Power of the President

Any litigation related to this notification, if arises, the Council reserves the power to give the final explanation and if necessary, change or /and modify the notification as per the Section 22 of the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education Act 1975.

All concerned are further informed that a detailed Regulation on Examination, Admission and Allied Matters will be published soon to guide all the stake holders for smooth implementation of the Semester System. The Council will also arrange for district wise Online/Offline Sensitization Programme for the Head of Institutions and teachers for updation and betterment of the process.

Sd/- Prof. (Dr.) Chiranjib Bhattacharjee
Date: 18.04.2024
President
W.B. Council of H.S. Education

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Syllabus of Semester System in Higher Secondary

Syllabus of Semester System in Higher Secondary Examination for Class XI for academic Session 2024-2025 and for Class XII from academic Session 2025-2026. download pdf of Syllabus for Semester System 2024.

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Subjects/Syllabus
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1.
All Subjects in one PDF
2.
Bengali Text Book for Class XI
Bengali Text
3.
English-B /Subject Code: ENGB
English
4.
English-B Text Book for Class XI
5.
English-B Subject
6.
History /Subject Code: HIST

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Subjects/Syllabus
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7.
Nutrition /Subject Code: NUTN
8.
Bootstrap Program 2024
L/PR/154/2024  Date:01.04.2024
Notification
01.04.2024
9.
Introduction Subjects in Higher Secondary Schools, No. L/PR/180/2024  Date:23.04.2024
Notification
23.04.2024
10.
Bengali-A Text Book
Class XI
11.
English-B Realm Text Class-XI-XII
Class XI-XII
12.
English-B Text Class-XI-XII
Class XI-XII
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Updated news of Semester System in Higher Secondary Examination 

Updated news of Semester System in Higher Secondary Examination for Class XI for academic Session 2024-2025 and for Class XII from academic Session 2025-2026. download pdf of Notification/Order/Circular/Memorandum for Semester System in Higher Secondary.

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Notification/Circular/Order
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1.
Introduce Semester System in Higher Secondary
No. L/PR/176/2024 Date: 18.04.2024
18.04.2024
2.
Semester System in Higher SecondarySemester in H.S.
3.
Change of Subject Name/Subject Code
No. L/PR/162/2024 Date: 07.04.2024
Notification
07.04.2024
4.
Corrigendum to Notification
No. DS/ACA/263/2024 Date: 19.04.2024
Text Book Semester-I
5.
Introduce the Semester System at Higher Secondary Level
Memo No. L/PR/133/2024 Date:06.03.2024
06.03.2024
6.
Revised and Semester wise bifurcated syllabi for all the subjects under Higher Secondary Curriculum
Memo No. L/PR/136/2024 Date:14.03.2024
14.03.2024

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Notification/Circular/Order
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Fourth Webinar of Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on March 2024
30.03.2024
8.
Fourth Webinar of Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on April 2024
Memo No. 06(25)/M&D/92/PBSSM/2024-25  Date:23.04.2024
Ujjiban Charcha
by PBSSM
23.04.2024
9.
Fourth Webinar of Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on April 2024, Memo No. 60/41/RS/SSM/2024  Date:24.04.2024
Ujjiban Charcha
by SSM
24.04.2024
10.
Fourth Webinar of Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on April 2024
27.04.2024
11.
Introduce Semester System in Higher Secondary
No.L/PR/188/2024  Date:29.04.2024
29.04.2024
12.
Seventh Webinar of Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on June 2024, Memo No. 14(25)/M&D/92/PBSSM/2024-25  Date:03.06.2024
Ujjiban Charcha
by PBSSM
03.06.2024

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Notification/Circular/Order
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Ujjiban Charcha scheduled on June 2024
30.03.2024



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Summary of Semester System

Introduce Semester System in Higher Secondary 2024
at a glance in Bengali language

(1) Class XI এ দুটি (Semester-I and Semester-II) ও Class XII এ দুটি (Semester-III and Semester-IV) Semester Examination হবে।
  • Semester-I and Semester-III : MCQ
  • Semester-II and Semester-IV : Subjective ( SAQ + LAQ)
(2) Semester-I ও Semester-II School conduct করবে। প্রশ্ন তৈরি ও মূল্যায়ন সবটাই স্কুলে হবে। 
Semester-II এর শেষে সারা বছরের Marks (Semester-I + Semester-II + Project/Practical) upload করতে হবে। 
Question guidelines ও Evaluation policy পাওয়া যাবে Council এর Website এ। 

(3) Semester-III ও Semester-IV বর্তমান Higher Secondary Examination এর মত Centre-Venue structure এই হবে। 

(4) Semester-I ও Semester-III হবে September মাসে 
Semester-II ও Semester-IV হবে March মাসে।

(5) Semester-III এর প্রশ্ন আর OMR এবং Semester-IV এর প্রশ্ন আর খাতা Council provide করবে। 

(6) কেবলমাত্র এই বছরের (2024) জন্য-
Class XI থেকে Class XII এ উঠেছে বা ওঠেনি বা পরীক্ষা দিতে পারেনি বা দেয়নি - সবাই (যদি চায়) আবার নতুন পদ্ধতির Class XI এ admission নিতে পারে।
এমনকি - উচ্চমাধ্যমিক পরীক্ষায় উত্তীর্ণ বা অনুত্তীর্ণ, CC-Special candidate-রাও নতুন করে Class XI এ admission নিতে পারে। 
দুটি ক্ষেত্রেই বর্তমান Registration টি বাতিল করতে হবে, তার জন্য School shall do the needful. 

(7) Supplementary Examination System
যদি কোনো ছাত্র বা ছাত্রী Semester-I বা Semester-III তে এক বা একাধিক বিষয়ে অকৃতকার্য হয়, সে যথাক্রমে Semester-II ও Semester-IV এর সেই বিষয় বা বিষয়গুলির পরীক্ষার দিন Semester-I ও Semester-III এর অনুত্তীর্ণ বিষয়টির Supplementary Examination দিতে পারবে। 

কিন্তু...
Semester-II তে কোনো বিষয়ে অনুত্তীর্ণ হলে তাকে আবার Class XI এই পড়তে হবে।

তবে...
Semester-III বা Semester-IV এ কোনো এক বা একাধিক বিষয়ে অকৃতকার্য হলে সে পরের বছরের Semester-III বা Semester-IV এর সেই বিষয়ের পরীক্ষার দিন Supplement Clear করতে পারবে।

(বি.দ্র. Semester-III তে অকৃতকার্য হলে Semester-IV এ পরীক্ষা দেওয়ার সুযোগ পাওয়া যাবে। সেই Supplementary তেও যদি অকৃতকার্য হয়, তবে তাকে পরের বছরের Semester-III তে Supplementary Examination দিতে হবে।

Semester-IV এর ক্ষেত্রে তাকে পরের বছরের Semester-IV অবধি অপেক্ষা করতে হবে।)
একজন পরীক্ষার্থী সর্বোচ্চ 7 বছর Repeatedly পরীক্ষা দিতে পারবে। অর্থাৎ 2024 এ Registration করা কোনো ছাত্র বা ছাত্রী কে 2030 এর ভিতর উত্তীর্ণ হতে হবে। 

(8) Marks Division:
  • Lab Based Subjects:
Type 1: (Marks :70+30)
Semester-I & Semester-III      : Marks 35 (1 Hour 15 Minute)
Semester- II & Semester-IV   : Marks 35 (2 Hours)
Project / Practical                     : Marks 30 As usual 

Type 2: (Marks 50+50)
Semester-I & Semester-III      : Marks  20 (45 Minute)
Semester-II & Semester-IV     : Marks  30 (1 Hour 15 Minute)
Project / Practical                      : Marks 50 As usual 


  • Non-Lab Subjects:
Semester-I & Semester-III      : Marks  40 (1 Hour 15 Minute)
Semester-II & Semester-IV     : Marks  40 (2 Hours)
Project / Practical                       :Marks  20 As usual 


  • Vocational Subjects :
Type 3: (Marks :30+70)
Semester-I & Semester-III         : Marks 15 (45 Minute)
Semester-II & Semester-IV        : Marks 15 (1 Hour 15 Minute)
Project / Practical                         : Marks  70 As usual 

(9) Activity Schedule 
Semester - I
Admission        : By mid May
Registration      : By 30th June

Semester -III
Admission        : By 30th April 
Enrollment       : 30th June
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Notification regarding Sensitization Progamme
No.L/PR/205/24  Date: 15.05.2024
Salient Features of Semester System and Evaluation Strategies

Notification regarding Sensitization Programme of Purba Medinipur
No.L/PR/248/24  Date: 27.06.2024
Sensitization Programme (Click here)
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User Manual of Enrollment,Registration & Marks upload

User manual of Enrollment Form, Registration and Marks upload in the portal of West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) for students of Higher Secondary Section.

1. Enrollment Form                             Page: 3 to 12
2. Online Registration                         Page: 13 to 33
3. Marks Upload in Portal                  Page: 34 to 41

Download user manual given below-
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Annual Working Plan (Click here)