Is revaluation or recounting of board exams really benefit for student who doesn't satisfy with his marks??
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13th Apr, 2019
hello madhava,
Sometime it is benifit for you and sometime it is not, as there are rare chance that your score will get upgrade so think 10 time before goinf for revaluation or recounting, as it may lead to yur loss only.
rest is up to you. as this will cost you some amount. adn if you are sure enough then only take step forward.
i hope you understand. so all the very best have a great future ahead.
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13th Apr, 2019
Hello!
If you really think that your performance in the exam was better than the marks you got, then you should go for revaluation. In recounting of marks only your scored marks will be counted again but in revaluation your entire answer sheet will be rechecked. Sometimes there are errors like entering marks 36 instead of 63, marks not provided for any correct answer, wrongly checked or underscored answers and many such minor issues. So if you are confident enough that they should have given you more marks, then submit application online for rechecking which opens next day after the result, along with the payment required. Board examiners do consider such requests and work on rechecking or retotaling.
Remember that checking mistakes can be in 1 or 2 subjects, there is low possibility of error in every subject. So think wisely about which subject scores you think can be improved after revaluation.
Thank You
If you really think that your performance in the exam was better than the marks you got, then you should go for revaluation. In recounting of marks only your scored marks will be counted again but in revaluation your entire answer sheet will be rechecked. Sometimes there are errors like entering marks 36 instead of 63, marks not provided for any correct answer, wrongly checked or underscored answers and many such minor issues. So if you are confident enough that they should have given you more marks, then submit application online for rechecking which opens next day after the result, along with the payment required. Board examiners do consider such requests and work on rechecking or retotaling.
Remember that checking mistakes can be in 1 or 2 subjects, there is low possibility of error in every subject. So think wisely about which subject scores you think can be improved after revaluation.
Thank You
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