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When did +1 and +2 started in Kerala?
DHSE Kerala Board of Higher Secondary Education – DHSE Kerala In 1986 Govt of Kerala Decided to introduce 10+2 system in the High Schools of Kerala. Accordingly, Kerala Directorate of Higher Secondary Education was formed in 1990 and the course was introduced in 31 selected Government high schools in the State to reorganize secondary and collegiate education.
The two-year course was named as Higher Secondary (Plus Two) Course. The process of de-linking Pre-degree courses from colleges was completed by the academic year 2000-2001. A total of 1907 Higher Secondary Schools are functioning in the State; 760 in government sector, 686 in aided sector and 461 in unaided sector.
The system is offering Science, Humanities and Commerce stream courses to 6.5 lakhs students. There are more than 20,000 teachers in government and aided sectors. : : : :
What is full marks in plus two Kerala?
Subject-wise Kerala DHSE Exam Pattern – Students can check plus two total marks for each subject along with the duration of the exam, qualifying score in the table below:
| Subject | Duration (in hrs) | Kerala plus two total marks | Qualifying score for TE | Overall qualifying score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | 2.5 | 100 | 24 | 30 |
| Physics | 2 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
| Chemistry | 2 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
| Biology (Botany and Zoology) | 2.5 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
| Computer science | 2 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
| Economics | 2.5 | 100 | 24 | 30 |
| Mathematics | 2.5 | 100 | 24 | 30 |
| History | 2.5 | 100 | 24 | 30 |
| Political science | 2.5 | 100 | 24 | 30 |
| Psychology | 2 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
| Geography | 2 | 100 | 18 | 30 |
When did plus one admission start in Kerala?
Kerala Plus one admission 2023 process to begin from July 5, confirms Education Minister 
Image Source : INDIA TV Kerala Plus one admission 2023 Kerala Plus one admission 2023: DGE, Kerala is all set to start the admission process for Plus One. According to the State Education Minister, V Sivankutty, the Kerala Class 11th admission process will commence from July 5 onwards on the official website – hscap.kerala.gov.in.
- Along with the announcement of the class 11th admission process, the State Education Minister stated that the state government has decided to retain additional batches of Plus One student.
- According to the media reports, the demand for Plus One admission will be less as compared to 2022 as the number of students who passed this year has dropped by 5, 439.
As per the Education Minister, nearly 3.85 students will apply for the class 11th admission process and 81 batches from the last year will also be retained. The Kerala Board declared the Kerala SSLC result 2023 on May 19, 2023 wherein 4, 17, 864 students have qualified for higher studies.
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How many marks is A1?
CBSE Grade Table | CBSE CGPA to Percentage – Students can also calculate the subject-wise indicative percentage of marks. They just have to multiply the Grade points of a subject by 9.5. The table below will help students in calculating their CGPA.
| Grade | Grade Points (GP) | Marks Range | How to Calculate CBSE Percentage |
| A1 | 10 | 91-100 | 95% |
| A2 | 9 | 81-90 | 85.5% 9 CGPA in Percentage |
| B1 | 8 to 8.9 (ex: 8.8 CGPA in Percentage) | 71-80 | 76% |
| B2 | 7 | 61-70 | 66.5% |
| C1 | 6 | 51-60 | 57% |
| C2 | 5 | 41-50 | 47.5% |
| D | 4 | 33-40 | 38% |
| E1 | Fail | 21-32 | Eligible for Improvement Exam |
| E2 | Fail | 00-20 | Eligible for Improvement Exam |
Is D+ pass or fail in Kerala?
Read Kerala SSLC grading system on this page. Kerala SSLC Result 2023 was announced on May 19, 2023 at 3 pm. Check how to calculate CGPA in Kerala SSLC? Kerala SSLC grading system is a 9 point grading system. In the Kerala SSLC grading system, those who score 90 percentage and more are awarded with grade A plus.
The lowest grade is E, which is given to those who score less than 20 percentage. Students have to score a minimum D plus grade to clear the Kerala SSLC Exam. Those who fail to achieve this have to appear for the SAY (Save A Year) exam. Kerala SSLC card does not mention ranks. Instead, it will mention the grades scored for each subject.
Kerala SSLC card will not mention individual scores of subjects. Students must refer to the table below for the grading system for Kerala SSLC Result 2023. The table mentions the percentage range, corresponding grade, and grade points.
| Percentage Range | Grade | Grade point |
|---|---|---|
| 90 – 100 | A+ | 9 |
| 80 – 89 | A | 8 |
| 70 – 79 | B+ | 7 |
| 60 – 69 | B | 6 |
| 50 – 59 | C+ | 5 |
| 40 – 49 | C | 4 |
| 30 – 39 | D+ | 3 |
| 20 – 29 | D | 2 |
| Less than 20 | E | 1 |
What is the minimum pass mark?
CBSE Passing Marks for Class 10th & 12th 2023 – Central Board of Secondary Education releases the passing marks for Class 10 and 12. CBSE Passing Marks for Class 10th & 12th 2023 are the minimum marks required by a student in order to pass the CBSE 10th exam 2023 and 12th exams.
As per the CBSE Board, a student must have scored a minimum of 33 per cent marks to pass in CBSE 12th 2023 and 10th examination. It is mandatory for students to pass the practicals, internal assessment and theory exams separately. The detailed CBSE Passing Marks for Class 10th & 12th 2023 to pass in the CBSE results 2023 is given on the official website cbseacademic.nic.in.
Read more about the passing marks here. CBSE Passing Marks for Class 10th & 12th 2023 – Check Updated CBSE Passing Marks Here
How can I get +1 admission in Kerala?
Kerala Plus One Admission 2023 Eligibility Criteria – Students should have obtained at least D-Plus grade or equal marks in all subjects in Kerala SSLC/Class 10 or equivalent exam. Students who have passed CBSE Class 10 board exams only will be considered during the main allotment.
CBSE students who passed the school-level exam in Class 10 will be considered for the vacancies remaining after the main allotment. Maths combination could be chosen by CBSE students only if they had passed the ‘Maths standard level’. Ranks will be decided for Plus-One admissions based on Weighted Grade Point Average (WGPA), which equalizes marks scored by students under various streams in Class 10.
Subsequently, selection and allotment will be carried out using a computer programme based on the rank, choices and availability of seats.
How can I apply for 1 in Kerala?
HSCAP Kerala Plus One Admission 2023 Application Form – Candidates will be able to fill out the online application form for admission in the Schools of Kerala after activation of the online link HSCAP official website (Direct Link given below). The Higher Authority of HSCAP Kerala invites applications through the online process only.
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- Steps to Apply Online for Kerala Plus One Admission 2023
- Follow the steps shared below to apply for the HSCAP Plus One Admission 2023 Kerala and you can also read from prospectus. Applying Useful Steps are:
- Open HSCAP Kerala official website (Direct Link given below).
- Then you have to click on “Kerala Plus One Admission 2023”
- Now choose your district and application form is appearing on your system screen.
- Fill the HSCAP +1 application form correctly with the required details in prescribed formats.
- And also attach all the required documents and make payment of the application fee for the final submission of the application.
- Please verify the details entered by you before the final submission of the application form and take a printout for future reference purpose.
How many seats are there in +1 Kerala?
Thiruvananthapuram: In order to address the shortage of plus one seats in Kerala, the capacity of classes will be increased across the government, and government-aided private higher secondary schools in 10 districts. Around 65,000 additional seats will be available for the academic year.
The cabinet has approved a 30 percent rise in marginal seats in government higher secondary schools and a 20 percent rise in such seats in aided schools in Thiruvananthapuram, Palakkad, Kozhikode, Malappuram, Wayanad, Kannur, and Kasaragod districts. The seats in government and aided higher secondary schools in Kollam, Ernakulam, and Thrissur districts will increase by 20 percent as well.
An additional 10 percent rise in seats will be allowed in aided higher secondary schools on request. The 81 temporary batches allotted in the 2022-23 academic year will continue. The 18 science batches, 49 humanities batches and 8 commerce batches retained in the previous academic year will also remain functional.
- Total plus one seats With the increase, the total number of plus one seats will be 4,23,315.
- A total of 4,17,864 students passed the SSLC exam this year.
- The number of candidates for plus one will increase when CBSE, ICSE students and those who clear SSLC SAY examinations are added.
- According to minister V Sivankutty, 33,030 VHSE seats, 9,990 polytechnic seats, and 61,429 ITI seats are also available in the state.
This is besides the 4,23,315 plus one seats. No new batches However, the demand for increasing the number of batches in the Malabar region for solving the shortage of seats has been rejected by the government citing the financial burden. It may be noted that permanent teachers have not yet been appointed for the 58 batches introduced across 51 schools in 2014-15.
- Critics argue that the total number of seats in the state must not be the criterion to conclude that all students clearing class 10 will be accommodated as there is a “huge disparity” in available seats in the Malabar region.
- They argue for a “taluk-wise reality check” and new batches to address the shortage.
Committee recommendations overlooked An expert committee appointed by the Kerala government had found that there is a requirement for around 200 additional batches in schools across the districts of Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, Wayand and Kasargod.
- The committee headed by professor V Karthikeyan Nair also suggested that converting high schools into higher secondary schools would attract more students.
- There are 30 schools in Malappuram identified for the same.
- The committee spotted that there are 50 higher secondary batches across the districts of Thiruvananthapuram, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, and Kottayam which have been experiencing shortages of students for 3 years.
It suggested reorganising such batches to meet the requirements of students in other districts.
