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Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi


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The Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi (BHSE-Delhi Board) is a national level board of education in India for public and private schools, controlled and managed by U.P Education Act.1921. The examination was conducted for higher studies and government jobs. In this the board examinations are completely valid under Uttar Pradesh Intermediate Education act-1921 chapter-14 Regulation 2(29 & 38). BHSE-Delhi has asked all schools affiliated to follow only NCERT curriculum.

History


We Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi is an autonomous body established and registered organization under the Indian trusts act, 1882 at Delhi with registration no. 3809, this body is currently providing education to schools all over India under constitution act Para 19(1) g 29 8 :30. The board is an ISO 9001-2008 certified board. This board is also duly recognized for the provision of the Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) intermediate education Act-1921 to cater education and hold examination of Intermediate and Higher Secondary Examination through its affiliated schools and institutions.

Affiliations


The Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi (BHSE-Delhi Board) affiliates many private schools and many of the schools approved by the central government of India.

Examinations


The Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi (BHSE-Delhi Board) conducts the final examinations for Class 10th and Class 12th every year in the month of March. The results are announced by the end of May-June. We have permission to use NCERT syllabus through ref no. F.10-258/2015-C&P of dated: - 16th Nov, 2015. We conducted examinations of 10th with 6 subjects and 12th with 5 subjects. In subjects where there are more than one paper (e.g., Science), the marks obtained in the subject are calculated by taking the average of all the papers in the subject. Candidates appearing for the examination have to study six subjects, with one to three papers in each subject. This makes for a total of eight to eleven papers, depending on the subjects. ICSE results are taken from the best five of six subjects out of which English marks are compulsory. (1) English, (2) Mathematics, (3) Hindi, (4) Sanskrit, (5) Punjabi, (6) Bengali, (7) Sindhi, (8) Tamil, (9) Telugu, (10) Marathi, (11) Gujarati, (12) History- General—Indian and English, (13) Geography, including Commercial Geography, (14) Drawing, (15) Civics, (16) Economics, (17) Physical Science, (18) Physics, (19) Chemistry, (23) Biology and Agriculture, (24) Domestic Science, (20) Commerce, (21) Music, (22) Drawing and Painting, (23) Social Studies, (24) General Science and Mathematics.


We have also Regulation published and recognized by the Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh under part I, The Intermediate Education Act, 1921 (united provinces act no. II of 1921) The said institution was recognized by competent authority of British Government under Ch. XIV regulation -2 of Indian First Intermediate Education Act - 1921 ) in which the board has been working since 1919 as a recognized Education Board conducting examinations and educational activities in India. The name of Board of higher Secondary Education- Delhi is prescribed in their regulation calendars from 1919-50, 1951-52. U.P. Government united provinces

Govt. of U.P. Calendar 1962. (An executive order, U.P. Education Department) regulation year 1989 -2003 U.P. Government, We have also an executive order of dated: 8th July, 1995 (U.P. Government gazette notification), and regulation Government of U.P.intermediate examination of the year 2004-2005 of secondary education council (Board of High School and Intermediate Education), regulation Government of U.P.intermediate examination of the year 2006-2008, regulation Government of U.P.intermediate examination of the year 2009-2010, regulation Government of U.P.intermediate examination of the year 2013-14 accordingly.

We are also recognized and gazette by Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India New Delhi wide its gazette (1) 19th Jan. 1952 (2) 12th April, 1952 and (3) 09th Aug. 1952 in which clearly stated that the passed out students of the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi and technical Education examination (three years Course) held by the such board are to be considered as eligible for central Government job. The board is working since 1919 and it was recognized by board of high school and Intermediate Education, Uttar Pradesh by the Intermediate Education Act. 1921 (United Provinces Act No.II of 1921). An executive order passed by the hon’ble Governor of the United Provinces of Agra Oudh on the 30th Sept. 1921, and of the Governor General on the 10th Dec.1921 and was published under section 81 of the Government of India Act on the 7th Jan. 1922. 12th April, 1952, the gazette notification published by Ministry of Defence stated that in item no. 8 and Para no. (I) “The Higher Secondary Technical Examination of the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi has been eligible for Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Examinations.”

As per The Gazette of India published on 10th March, 1962 by Education Department, Government of India(An executive order), it is clearly stated on page no. 63, Para 9 (1) that, "The education institutions recognized by the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi shall be deemed as Institutions recognized by CBSE board." We have also An executive order of dated: 8th July, 1995 (U.P. Government gazette notification, page no. 40, sub section 29 and 38) and Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh, Calendar 1960-62(Page No. 119 and 120, Sub Section 29 and 38 ).

The Government Resolution no. F-115-R, 28, dated July 1, 1929 was amended from time to time. The secretary to the government of India, Ministry of Education was made its controlling authority. Page no 7 of resolution defines the power and functions of the board and confers power on it to conduct examinations and grant educational certificates, to the examinations conducted by the board and to recognize the institutions for the purpose of its examinations. Page no 11 clause (c), (d), (e) and (f) confers power on the Board to make regulations in respect of matters enumerated therein including the power of lay down the conditions under which the board may recognize the institutions. This resolution is shows on the http://cbse.nic.in/pr_rti/manuals/Rules_and_Regulation/scan03.pdf.

As per The Gazette of India published on 10th March, 1962 by Education Department, Government of India(An executive order), it is clearly stated on page no. 63, Para 9 (1) that, "The education institutions recognized by the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi shall be deemed as Institutions recognized by CBSE board."

The Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi had received letter from Haryana Vidhyalaya Shiksha Board, Bhiwani letter no. 952 dated 22/09/2008 and collector of Kaithal letter no. 1129 dated 10/06/2008 correspondently, wherein it is clearly stated that Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi is recognized by Haryana Vidhyalaya Shiksha Board, Bhiwani and collector of Kaithal.

We were already recognized by Board of Secondary Education, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal which mentioned in Equivalency booklet no. 216 (revised up to January 2004) at Appendix ‘A’ and sr. no. 11.

Our BHSE Delhi boards name has stayed on number of 11 in the list of recognized board of M.P. state open school Bhopal by office order of deputy Secretary of Chief Minister, M.P., Bhopal through reference no.74/CMS/VIP/2019 of dated: 17/06/2019

Commissioner of Public Education Directorate through reference no. 2280/2019 of dated: 07/11/2019
Our BHSE Delhi boards name has stayed on number of 11 in the list of recognized board of M.P. state open school Bhopal by upload list on dated 23 November 2019

University of Delhi stated that: “Previous examination of the Travancore University as equivalent to the higher secondary examination of the Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi” through Letter No. ACA/8/C/Trav./49/1623 Delhi 2 of dated 16th Nov., 1949. Our board is included in correspondent between Ministry of Human Resource Development and Delhi University. Moreover, a file of the correspondence between Ministry of Education Govt. of India and hon’ble Registrar Delhi University is also attached herewith in which Delhi University file no. 59-78/49D-3 year 1949, hon’ble registrar has already recognized our higher secondary examinations for higher studies.

Promotional Criteria


Class 10

For promotion from Secondary level (Class IX-X) to Senior Secondary level (Class XI-XII), a student must obtain, for all subjects (or best 5 if 6 subjects are taken), 33% overall, without any minimum theory mark requirement. For a student who does not manage to pass up to two subjects, he/she can write the compartment in those subjects in July. For those who fail the compartment, or those who fail in three subjects or more, he/she must rewrite all the subjects taken in the next year.

Class 12

For class 12 students the promotion criteria is 33% overall, with 33% in both theory and practical examinations (if applicable). For a student who does not manage to pass in exactly one subject, he/she can write the compartment for that subject in July. For those who fail the compartment, or those who fail in two subjects or more, he/she must rewrite all the subjects taken in the next year.

BHSE-Delhi Board AIMS


  • To give the best possible teaching and training to the students. So that they can serve society effectively and with dignity.
  • To democratize higher education by taking it to the doorsteps for learners.
  • To provide access to high quality to all those who seek it irrespective of age, region or formal qualifications.
  • To Offer need based academic programmers by giving professional and vocational orientation to the course.
  • To promote and develop distance education in India & Abroad.
  • To individualize study: - flexibility in terms of place and duration of study
  • To give a cost effective and self-employment education program.

Grading


Class 10

For promotion from Secondary level (Class IX-X) to Senior Secondary level (Class XI-XII), a student must obtain, for all subjects (or best 5 if 6 subjects are taken), 33% overall, without any minimum theory mark requirement.
For a student who does not manage to pass up to two subjects, he/she can write the compartment in those subjects in July. For those who fail the compartment, or those who fail in three subjects or more, he/she must rewrite all the subjects taken in the next year.

Class 12

For class 12 students the promotion criteria is 33% overall, with 33% in both theory and practical examinations (if applicable). For a student who does not manage to pass in exactly one subject, he/she can write the compartment for that subject in July. For those who fail the compartment, or those who fail in two subjects or more, he/she must rewrite all the subjects taken in the next year.
For the Class 10 and Class 12 exams, The Board of Higher Secondary Education Delhi (BHSE-Delhi Board) (along with the marks obtained) includes the positional grade obtained by the student, which is dependent on the average performance of the students in that subject. Consequently, the cutoffs required to obtain a particular grade vary every year.
Distinction More than 75% Marks (D.I.) First Division 60% Marks (I.D.) Second Division 45% marks (II. D.) Third Division Below 45% marks (III. D.)

" BHSE-Delhiboard Results Announcement Dates: Class 12 on June 05, Class 10 on June 05".

Grading Table
Marks 91-100 81-90 71-80 61-70 51-60 41-50 33-40 21-32 20 or less than 20
Grade A-1 A-2 B-1 B-2 C-1 C-2 D E-1 E-2

Regional offices


Presently BHSE has 4 regional offices:

Delhi: Head Office – WZ-A-1/1,3rd Floor, Budella Market, Vikaspuri, New Delhi – 110018.

Rajkot: Regional Office

Patna: Regional Office

Mumbai: Regional Office

References[edit]


  1. As per The Gazette of India published on 10th March, 1962 by Education Department, Government of India(An executive order)
  2. The Government Resolution no. F-115-R, 28, dated July 1, 1929
  3. The Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi had received letter from Haryana Vidhyalaya Shiksha Board, Bhiwani letter no. 952 dated 22/09/2008
  4. Kaithal letter no. 1129 dated 10/06/2008 correspondently, wherein it is clearly stated that Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi is recognized by Haryana Vidhyalaya Shiksha Board, Bhiwani and collector of Kaithal
  5. We were already recognized by Board of Secondary Education, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal which mentioned in Equivalency booklet no. 216 (revised up to January 2004) at Appendix ‘A’ and sr. no. 11
  6. Office order of deputy Secretary of Chief Minister, M.P., Bhopal through reference no.74/CMS/VIP/2019 of dated: 17/06/2019
  7. Commissioner of Public Education Directorate through reference no. 2280/2019 of dated: 07/11/2019
  8. Our BHSE Delhi boards name has stayed on number of 11 in the list of recognized board of M.P. state open school Bhopal by upload list on dated 23 November 2019
  9. Registrar of Delhi University through Letter No. ACA/8/C/Trav./49/1623 Delhi 2 of dated 16th Nov., 1949
  10. Ministry of Education Govt. of India undersecretary Mr. H.S.Verma is also attached herewith in which Delhi University file no. 59-78/49D-3 year 10th December 1949
  11. BHSE says overall 33% marks enough to pass class 10 & 12.
  12. Grading info.

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