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If you appear for improvement exam the best individual marks from the two marsheets will be considered for calculating your aggregate percentage.
For Example - You scored 74 in Maths Board Exam in your first attempt and now you appear for Improvement Exam of Maths and score 88. Then
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Handwriting doesn't actually makes any difference in marks, specially in boards classes. But if your handwriting is good than the examiner may get attracted towards your paper and then it will be easy for him to check the answers. In this case, there are chances that
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If you may be failing by a couple of marks or so, then you may be given grace marks. However, it's not guaranteed. Most often, whether or not you will be given grace marks depends on the teacher correcting your paper, and also depends on the teachers compiling
Regardless whether the student gives the exam with the help or writer or not, the leniency during the paper correction solely depends on the teacher correcting the paper.
There are no such rules from the CBSE, to go easy on the paper correction under special circumstances.
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Yes you can apply for improvement exam, if you are not satisfied with your marks in boards, however, you must have to appear for all the subjects in improvement if you are aiming for JEE advanced as it require the improvement to be filled in every subject.
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In such a case, the first thing you should do would be to contact the coordinator in your institution. Every school has a coordinator who is in contact with the board authorities. Should this be the case, ofcourse they would know it before you. Follow up the process with
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