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Which of the following qualifies a student to appear for the ‘All India/Delhi Senior School Certificate/Secondary School Examination(AISSCE)’ of the board examinations conducted by the CBSE board?

Which of the following qualifies a student to appear for the ‘All India/Delhi Senior School Certificate/Secondary School Examination(AISSCE)’ of the board examinations conducted by the CBSE board? Correct Answer A regular student who obtained minimum Grade D in at least 5 subjects of study

AISSCE is a Higher Secondary examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education for 12th class students. This exam is based on the syllabus prescribed by CBSE.

AISSCE is mandatory for pursuing Higher Secondary Education from CBSE affiliated institutes.

A regular student who obtained minimum Grade D in at least 5 subjects of study is eligible to appear in this examination. In short the average of marks of 5 subjects should be minimum grade D.

Grades Marks range

A

 81-100
B 61-80
C

41-60
D

33-40
E 0-32

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