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In the case of the BSEB Class 12th improvement exam , if you appear for improvement in all five subjects but improve in only two subjects while the remaining three subjects show lower marks than the previous year, here’s what will happen:

1. Marks in Improved Subjects :
   
   The new marks in the subjects you improved will replace the previous marks, even if they are lower. So, the lower marks in the improvement exam will be considered, not the previous year’s marks.
   
   

2. For Subjects with Lower Marks :
   
   For the subjects where you scored lower marks in improvement , the previous year’s marks will be retained. BSEB does not follow a "Best of Two" policy, meaning the best marks from the original and improvement exams are not considered together.
   
   Conclusion :

BSEB considers new marks for improved subjects , even if they are lower, and previous marks for subjects where you didn’t improve. There is no "Best of Two" system for improvement exams.

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Yes, the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) considers the best-of-two policy for improvement exams. Here's how it works:

1. If you appear for improvement in all five subjects , the board will compare your marks in each subject with your previous year's marks.
2. For subjects where your improvement exam score is higher , the new marks will be considered.
3. For subjects where your improvement exam score is lower , your previous year's marks will be retained.

Conclusion:

Your final result will reflect the best marks for each subject, whether from the improvement exam or the previous year. You don’t need to worry about losing marks in subjects where you score lower in the improvement exams.