in state syllabus, is plusones or plustwos mark is counted for keem

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in state syllabus, is plusones or plustwos mark is counted for keem

Aby Prothasis 21st Oct, 2019

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Amy Student Expert 29th Oct, 2019

Hello,

If you are talking about KEAM, only the class 12 board marks will be considered. The marks is calculated in 50:50 basis, where 50% weightage is given to KEAM score and 50% to the board score. The score of plus one or class 11 will not be considered.

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