West Bengal: ICSE, ISC improvement test post July 15

KOLKATA: The CISCE after the declaration of the ICSE and ISC results within July 15 will give the option to candidates to write any or all of the remaining papers within one to two months from the date of the declaration of the results, subject to the situation.
The option will be given only to those candidates, who are not satisfied with their scorecard and would like to improve their marks in one or more subjects for which the examination were not conducted.
The Council has also asked the exam supervisors to keep the question papers in bank lockers, as the question papers, are likely to be used in the “improvement examinations” to be conducted later.
“A student is allowed to appear in such improvement exams usually after one year of taking the ICSE or ISC exams to better their marks,” said a school principal.
In addition, CISCE chief executive and secretary Gerry Arathoon has instructed the schools to send the attendance list, including the record of the absentees, unused and absentees’ answer booklets, along with the seating plan in the examination hall, inspection reports, etc. The marks obtained by the candidate in the improvement examinations will be considered as their final scores.