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    27/10/2009,
    The Board of Higher Secondary Examinations, Kerala will conduct the following
    Examinations in 2010.
    I. Second Year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2010
    II. First Year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2010
    III. Second Year Higher Secondary SAY/Improvement Examination, June 2010
    IV. First Year Higher Secondary Improvement Examination, August 2010
    SECOND YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2010
    The Second year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2010 will consist of:-
    (1) Continuous Evaluation
    (2) Practical Evaluation
    (3) Terminal Evaluation
    1) CONTINUOUS EVALUATION (CE)
    ? Continuous Evaluation is based on the learning activities undergone by the
    student in the concerned school.
    ? Candidates who have undergone Continuous Evaluation (CE) for all the six
    subjects alone shall be eligible to appear for Terminal Evaluation in Scheme – 1
    & Scheme – 2 of the Second Year Higher Secondary Examination.
    2) PRACTICAL EVALUATION (PE)
    ? The Practical Evaluation shall be based on the scheme and syllabus of the
    Academic Year 2009-2010 and shall be conducted during February / March
    2010.
    ? Students attending the Second Year Higher Secondary Examination for the first
    time should attend the Practical Evaluation in all subjects. In such case
    candidates who absent themselves from the Practical Evaluation of a particular
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    subject shall be treated as absent for that subject even though they appear for the
    Terminal Evaluation.
    ? A candidate who have appeared for Practical Evaluation once shall not appear
    for the Practical Evaluation again. The score once obtained in the Practical
    Evaluation shall be carried forward from the just previous appearance.
    ? The timetable for Practical Evaluation will be made available by the concerned
    schools.
    3) TERMINAL EVALUATION (TE)
    The Terminal Evaluation will be conducted in the following three Schemes.
    (i) SCHEME – 1 (2009 – 2010)
    ? This Examination shall be based on the curriculum and the syllabus for the
    Second Year Higher Secondary students of 2009-2010.
    ? The result of the Examination shall be determined by the combined scores of
    First and Second Year Examinations, taken together and grades thereupon
    obtained by the candidate.
    ? To become eligible for higher studies a candidate should obtain D+ grade or
    above. To obtain D+ grade for a subject, a minimum of 30% of the aggregate
    score of CE, PE and TE, ie., 60 scores should be obtained with a separate
    minimum score of 30% of TE maximum for Terminal Evaluation. The
    minimum score required for Terminal Evaluation for subjects with Practical
    Evaluation is 36 and for subjects without Practical Evaluation, 48.
    ? For securing D+ grade for Music separate minimum of 30% score of T.E. as
    well as PE (24 scores each) should be obtained.
    ? To attain D+ grade or above grade for Biology, separate minimum for Botany
    and Zoology is not required.
    ELIGIBILITY
    ? The Examination is conducted for candidates who are undergoing Second Year
    Higher Secondary Course during the Academic Year 2009-2010 through Higher
    Secondary Schools and Open School (Regular and Private).
    ? Candidates should have undergone Continuous Evaluation for all the six
    subjects and completed the Second Year Higher Secondary Course.
    ? School going candidates should have completed the Second Year Higher
    Secondary Course by securing not less than 75% attendance. Shortage of
    attendance below the prescribed minimum can be condoned in deserving cases
    based on existing rules. For details see Appendix - 17
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    ? Candidates who have appeared for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2009 and or First Year Higher Secondary Improvement
    Examination, August 2009 only should attend the Examination in this Scheme.
    For subjectwise distribution of Scores and Grade range – See Appendix– 4 & 12.
    (ii) SCHEME - 2 (2006-2007, 2007-2008, 2008-2009)
    ? The Examination shall be based on the curriculum & syllabus for the Second
    Year Higher Secondary students of Academic Year 2008-2009.
    ? The Question papers for students under this scheme shall be the same as that
    for the students under Scheme – 1 (2009-2010) except for the subjects
    Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Geography, Economics and
    Political Science.
    ? The results of this Examination shall be determined by the scores of the
    Second Year Examination only and grades thereupon obtained by the
    candidate.
    ? A candidate should obtain 30% of the maximum score, i.e., 30 scores and
    separate minimum of 30% score for Terminal Evaluation (TE) viz., 24 for
    subjects without Practical Evaluation and 18 for subjects with Practical
    Evaluation to become eligible for higher studies.
    ? In the case of Biology, separate minimum of 30% score of the TE maximum,
    i.e., 9 scores for Botany and Zoology separately.
    ? In the case of Music, 30% score of the aggregate should be obtained for the
    Terminal Evaluation as well as the Practical Evaluation.
    ? Candidate belonging to this Scheme and who have undergone PE earlier shall
    not attend Practical Evaluation again. The score once obtained for CE and PE
    will be the final score and will be carried forward from their previous
    appearance.
    ? If by any circumstance, a candidate was not able to attend Practical
    Evaluation previously, such candidate should attend Practical Evaluation also.
    If such candidates absent themselves for the Practical Evaluation of a
    particular subject he / she will be treated as absent for that subject even if they
    attend the Terminal Evaluation.
    ELIGIBILITY
    ? The Examination is conducted for candidates who underwent the Second Year
    Higher Secondary Course prior to Academic Year 2009-2010 in the Grading
    system.
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    ? Candidates admitted to Higher Secondary Course in the Academic Year 2005
    – 2006 or later and who failed to attain D+ or above for any subject in the
    Higher Secondary Examination can register only for those subjects for which
    they failed to attain D+ or above Grade.
    ? Candidates who completed Higher Secondary Course in March 2009, but
    could not write Second Year Higher Secondary Examination, in March 2009
    since they failed to attain atleast D+ grade or above in all subjects in the First
    Year Higher Secondary Common Examination. (Such candidates should have
    secured D+ or above grades in all the subjects in the First Year Higher
    Secondary Common Examination can register for this Examination. If they
    have not secured D+ or above grades in all the subjects in the First Year
    Higher Secondary Examinations conducted till date, they can register for the
    Second Year Higher Secondary Examination only after appearing for the First
    Year Higher Secondary Examination conducted by the Directorate and their
    result will be determined by the combined scores of First and Second Year
    Examinations, taken together and grades thereupon obtained by them ).
    ? Candidates who could not write Second Year Higher Secondary Examination,
    March 2009, since they failed to attain minimum required attendance,
    thereafter secured readmission, completed required attendance and has already
    secured D+ or above for all subjects in the First Year Higher Secondary
    Common Examination can register for this Examination.
    ? Candidates who could not attend Higher Secondary Examination, March,
    2009 / Candidates whose results were withheld, since they failed to undergo
    Continuous Evaluation are eligible to attend this Examination, provided he /
    she has undergone Continuous Evaluation .
    For subject wise distribution of Scores and for Grade range see Appendix- 5&13.
    N.B:- Candidates belonging to the last three criteria shall be treated as Private
    Full Course candidates. Candidates who discontinued Second Year Higher
    Secondary Course does not belong to this category. Only those candidates who got
    readmitted to Schools / Open Schools during the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Course are eligible to appear for the Examination.
    (III) SCHEME - 3 (Prior to 2006 – 2007)
    ? The Examination in the scheme will be based on the curriculum and syllabus
    of Second Year students of Academic Year 2005 – 2006.
    ? Candidates who underwent Higher Secondary Course in the very Old Scheme,
    ie when the aggregate score of each subject was 150 and attended for all
    subjects in the Higher Secondary Examination, March 2009 in Old Scheme,
    can also either register for the subjects they failed in the Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2009 or for the subjects they failed in the Higher
    Secondary Examinations conducted prior to 2009 March. However such
    candidates will not be permitted to combine the results of the Higher
    Secondary Examination March 2009 with the results of the Exams taken by
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    them prior to the Higher Secondary Examination March 2009 for reckoning /
    declaring their results.
    ? Candidates belonging to the category just mentioned above and who have not
    attended the Higher Secondary Examination, March 2009 can register for the
    subjects they failed in the Higher Secondary Examination conducted prior to
    March 2009 and appear for the Examination in this Scheme.
    ? To become eligible for higher studies a candidate should score a minimum of
    35% of the aggregate in all subjects.
    ? Candidates appearing for this Examination shall appear for the theory
    examination only. The marks obtained in the Practical Examination just
    preceding the March 2010 Examination shall be carried over and reckoned for
    the examination.
    ? This shall be the last Examination under this scheme. If a candidate under
    this scheme attending this Examination fails to become eligible for higher
    studies, he / she should again join Higher Secondary course for pursuing his /
    her studies, under the new grading system.
    ELIGIBILITY
    ? All candidates admitted to the Higher Secondary Course prior to the
    Academic Year 2005-2006 or who registered for the Higher Secondary
    Examination prior to the introduction of the Grading system are eligible to
    appear for the failed subjects at this Examination.
    For subject wise distribution of Scores see Appendix – 6.
    FIRST YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION, MARCH 2010
    The First year Higher Secondary Examination, March 2010 shall consist of
    (1) Continuous Evaluation
    (2) Terminal Evaluation
    1) CONTINUOUS EVALUATION (CE)
    ? Continuous Evaluation is based on the learning activities undergone by the
    student in the concerned school.
    ? Candidates who have undergone Continuous Evaluation (CE) for all the six
    subjects alone shall become eligible to appear for Terminal Evaluation of the
    First Year Higher Secondary Examination.
    2) TERMINAL EVALUATION (TE)
    ? The First Year Higher Secondary Terminal Evaluation (TE) shall be
    conducted along with the Second Year Higher Secondary Terminal
    Evaluation, March 2010.
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    ? The scores obtained at the First Year Higher Secondary Public Examination
    shall be carried forward to the Second Year and the combined scores of First
    and Second Year Examinations and grades obtained thereupon by the
    candidate shall determine the eligibility of the candidate for higher studies.
    ? There shall not be any Practical Evaluation for the First Year Higher
    Secondary students.
    ? Candidates who have registered for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination during 2009-2010 are only eligible to be promoted to the Second
    Year Course during 2010-2011.
    ? Candidates who have attended all subjects in the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination and completed the Second Year course only are eligible to
    register for the Second Year Higher Secondary Examination.
    ? There shall be no separate minimum of scores for different subjects in First
    Year Higher Secondary Examination for becoming eligible for Second Year
    Course during 2010-2011.
    ELIGIBILITY
    ? The Examination is conducted for candidates who are undergoing First Year
    Higher Secondary Course during the Academic Year 2009-2010 through Higher
    Secondary Schools and Open School (Regularand Private).
    ? Candidate should have undergone Continuous Evaluation for all six subjects
    and completed First Year Higher Secondary Course.
    ? School-going candidates should have completed the First Year Higher
    Secondary Course by securing not less than 75% attendance. Shortage of
    attendance below the prescribed minimum can be condoned in deserving cases
    based on existing rules. For details see Appendix – 17.
    ? Candidate who have registered for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2009 but did not appear for the First Year Higher
    Secondary Examination, March 2009 or First Year Improvement Examination,
    August 2009 can also register for this Examination provided they have
    undergone Continous Evaluation for all six subjects. In the case of Schoolgoing
    candidates, they should have completed the First Year Course by securing
    not less than 75% attendance.
    For subject wise distribution of Scores see Appendix- 7
    SPECIAL CATEGORY CANDIDATES
    ? In accordance with the direction in G.O.(M.S.)No.15/2009 G.Edn. dated
    04/02/2009, candidates who have completed the Higher Secondary Course in
    the Grading System with a particular combination of subjects are eligible to
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    reappear for the Higher Secondary Examination with a different subject
    combination after two years of study. They should register through Higher
    Secondary School / Open School subject to the relevant rules in this regard.
    ? If such candidates have registered through Higher Secondary Schools / Open
    School within the stipulated time and has undergone CE in the subjects they can
    write First Year Higher Secondary Examination March 2010 in the concerned
    subjects.
    SECOND YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY SAY / IMPROVEMENT EXAMINATION,
    JUNE 2010
    ? Candidates who have appeared for the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination March, 2010 under Scheme – 1 and who failed to become eligible
    for higher studies can register for all the subjects for which they failed to attain
    D+ or above grade, so as to improve his / her grades in those subjects.
    ? Candidates who have secured D+ or above for five subjects in the Second Year
    Higher Secondary Examination, March 2010 in Scheme – 2 can register for the
    one subject for which he/she failed to attain D+ or above grade. If a candidate
    in this scheme has failed to secure D+ grade or above for more than one
    subject he / she will not be eligible to write this Examination.
    ? Candidates who have appeared for the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March, 2010 in Scheme – 3 are not eligible to register for this
    Examination.
    ? Candidates who have appeared for the the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2010 in Scheme – 1 and achieved D+ or above grades for
    all six subjects and thus became eligible for higher studies can appear for this
    Examination, to improve the grade of one subject only.
    ? For subsequent appearances a candidate shall appear only for Terminal
    Evaluation (TE) of that subject. The CE scores and PE scores ( in the case of
    subjects with Practicals) of the March, Examination of such candidates shall be
    carried over to the subsequent appearances. If a candidate had not undergone
    Practical Evaluation previously, he/she should attend the same along with this
    Examination. Otherwise he / she will be treated as absent for that subject.
    ? The Marksheet recording only the scores of subject / subjects the candidate has
    attended in this Examination shall be issued. They shall not be given
    consolidated marksheet with the scores obtained for subjects in this
    Examination and the scores obtained for subjects in the March, Examination.
    However eligibility / non eligibility of the candidate for higher studies will be
    recorded in the Certificate.
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    FIRST YEAR IMPROVEMENT EXAMINATION, AUGUST 2010
    ? Candidates who have registered for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2010 can register for this examination upto three subjects
    for improving his / her grades in those subjects.
    ? Candidates who have registered for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March, 2010, but could not attend the First Year Higher
    Secondary Examination, March, 2010 due to various reasons can register for all
    subjects for which they were absent.
    ? Candidates who have attended all subjects in the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination only are eligible to register for the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination.
    ? Candidates who have registered for the First Year Higher Secondary
    Examination, March 2010 for all subjects but could not appear for Examination
    in all subjects are eligible to register for the subjects for which they were absent
    and also to improve upto three subjects for which they appeared in the March
    Examination.
    ? Candidates who have appeared for the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination March 2010, and SAY Examination, June 2010 but failed to attain
    D+ or above grades for all the subjects, can also register for those papers for
    which they failed to attain D+ or above grades in this Examination. However,
    the scores obtained for this Examination shall be combined only with the scores
    obtained by the candidate for the Second Year Higher Secondary Examination,
    which the candidate attends subsequently in the next Examination in March for
    reckoning the result.
    GUIDELINES REGARDING SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FOR
    REGISTRATION
    ? Candidates are required to submit application in the prescribed form within the
    prescribed date to register for the Higher Secondary Examination. The format
    of the application is provided in the Department portal
    (www.dhsekerala.gov.in). They can download the form and use or use the
    form supplied by the Higher Secondary Directorate.
    ? Duly filled up applications shall be submitted to the Head of the Institution in
    which the candidate is studying / studied. The format of the application form is
    provided in Appendix – 32
    ? Open School candidates should apply only in the Centre allotted to them.
    ? Scheme-2 & Scheme–3 candidates should submit applications in the
    Examination Centre they had attended Higher Secondary Examination
    previously.
    ? Candidates who wrote Higher Secondary Examination previously in the sub
    centre should submit application in the main centre.
    ? No change of centre shall be allowed
    ? Applications submitted after the last date shall be rejected.
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    ? Candidates should not sent applications directly to this office.
    ? A passportsize photograph should be pasted in the space provided in the
    application form. The photograph should be attested by the concerned
    Principal.
    ? Open School candidates should submit their applications for Higher Secondary
    Examinations in the prescribed form along with the Private Registration Memo
    / Attested copy of identity card issued by the Kerala State Open School,
    remitting the prescribed fees to the Principal of the School where they had
    submitted their application for private registration.
    ? Open School candidates registering for the Second Year Higher Secondary
    Examination should submit attested copy of the marklist of the First Year
    Examination (Std: XI)
    ? Candidates belonging to the first two criteria in the Scheme–2
    (Compartmental) and Scheme–3 candidates should submit copies of
    selfattested marklist of the Examinations they have attended previously along
    with the application.
    ? School going candidates should register for the Higher Secondary Examination
    only for the subjects sanctioned by the Higher Secondary Directorate, in the
    school.
    ? Open School candidates should register for the Higher Secondary Examination
    only for the subjects recorded in the registration memo.
    ? Candidates who have not undergone Continuous Evaluation / have not
    secured minimum percentage of attendance / have not been issued order
    sanctioning condonation of shortage of attendance will not be allowed to
    write Higher Secondary Examination even if they register for the
    Examination.
    ? The prescribed fee for the Examination should be remitted to the School before
    the prescribed date. The School Principal will remit the same in the treasury
    and obtain the remittence chalan. The amount once remitted as Examination
    fees will not be refunded or adjusted towards the fee for a subsequent
    Examination on any account.
    ? Applications will not be received in the Examination centres not allotted to the
    candidates.
    DUTIES OF THE PRINCIPAL / CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT
    ? The Principals should collect applications of the students of that School, of the
    Open School candidates allotted to their Centre and of those candidates who
    attended Higher Secondary Examination previously from that Centre.
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    ? The Principals should upload the candidate details in the software provided by
    the Examination Secretary.
    ? The Principals should upload the Continuous Evaluation scores of the
    candidates within the last date prescribed for the same by using the soft ware,
    EVALPRO.
    ? The list of candidates belonging to Private Full Course, Scheme – 3 and
    Special Category candidates should be submitted to the Examination branch
    of the Directorate in the proforma provided by the Examination Secretary,
    along with the copy of the applications of the candidates, within the last date
    prescribed for the same. The Principal should not upload the same through
    Department Portal.
    ? The Demand Collection Balance (DCB) statement should be uploaded within
    the prescribed date for the same, by using the software provided by the
    Examination Secretary.
    ? The Principals should remit the Examination fee of the candidates in the
    Treasury within two days of the receipt of applications.
    ? The Examination fees of the Open School candidates and the Compartmental
    candidates should be collected by the concerned School Principals, remitted to
    Treasury in the concerned Head of Account and thereafter record the same in
    the DCB statement.
    ? The Principals should down load the admission tickets as and when it become
    available in the Portal and distribute the same to the candidates atleast three
    days before the commencement of the Examination. The Principals should
    ensure that there are no defects regarding the admission tickets and a
    candidate possess the same Admission Ticket issued to him / her.
    ? The Admission Tickets should not be issued to candidates who have not
    undergone Continuous Evaluation / secured minimum prescribed attendance /
    have not been issued order sanctioning condonation of shortage of attendance
    from the concerned authority.
    ? The mistakes, if any crept in the Admission Tickets of a candidate should be
    brought to the notice of the Directorate immediately and necessary corrections
    made.
    ? For any post result correction or for releasing a withheld result, it is the duty
    of the concerned School Principal to contact the Examination branch of the
    Directorate and act according to the need of the hour. No candidate should be
    sent to the Directorate for post result correction.
    ? The Certificates should be distributed to the candidates who attended in that
    Examination Centre after thorough checking, proper verification and after
    making necessary entries in the Register for receipt and issue of Certificates.
    ? The Principals should initiate steps to redress the grievance / solve the
    complaints, if any, of the candidate in accordance with the existing norms and
    on no account they shall be sent to the Directorate.
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    ? In the case of SC/ST/OEC candidates, instructions given by the concerned
    authorities should be strictly complied with. The Principal should get the fee
    due from such students reimbursed from the concerned Department in time,
    remit the same to the relevant head of account in the Government Treasury,
    there after include the names of such candidates in the DCB statement which
    is to be uploaded to the Department Portal.
    ? When Examination fees is remitted by the candidate the same should be
    recorded in the Receipt book and a fee receipt should be issued to each
    candidate. The Principal should remit the amount within two days to the
    Treasury and obtain the remittance chalan.
    ? Chalan Receipt of fee remitted in the Treasury should be kept under safe
    custody in the School.
    ? The Principal is entirely responsible for the consequent problems that occur
    due to his / her own negligence regarding the uploading of CE or students’
    data within the last date fixed for the same.
    ? The Principal of the School should ensure that all entries in the application for
    condonation of shortage of attendance are made, application properly
    documented and enclosures submitted are proper. Each individual application
    for condonation should be recommended by the Principal. Applications of
    Std: XI and Std XII should be submitted separately with a list comprising the
    name of students who applied for condonation of shortage of attendance in
    each class. The last date for calculating the total attendance of candidate may
    be fixed as 30/01/2010. The total number of working days in an Academic
    Year stated in the application should not vary with different candidates. Only
    if the entries in each columns of the application is correct, documents are
    proper and the candidate is eligible for condonation, the application need be
    recommended and forwarded. On no account defective applications should be
    recommended and forwarded to the concerned superior authority and on no
    account a candidate with less than the minimum prescribed attendance or who
    are not in receipt of the order regarding condonation of shortage of attendance
    be permitted to write the Higher Secondary Examination. Applications
    submitted after the last date prescribed for the same should be rejected and
    instructions regarding the matter should be given to the candidates,
    immediately.
    ? All communications / circulars in connection with the Examination will be
    communicated through the dhseportal (www.dhsekerala.gov.in) only.
    No separate hard copy will be sent to the Schools. The Principals should
    check the portal every day for departmental communications / circulars.
    The Principals should download the Circulars provided in the Department
    Portal and should strictly comply with the instructions given by the
    Examination Secretary, from time to time.
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    REVALUATION / PHOTOCOPY / SCRUTINY
    ? Candidates who are dissatisfied with the Examination result can apply for
    revaluation of their answerscript.
    ? The Revaluation fee is Rs. 400/- per paper. For Scrutiny, the candidate should
    remit Rs. 75/- per paper.
    ? The candidate can also apply to obtain a photocopy of the answerscript by
    remitting Rs. 300/- per paper.
    ? The application should be submitted within the last date fixed for the same.
    ? For applications submitted upto an year after the last date, the fee for
    Photocopy of the answerscript of one subject will be Rs. 1000/- and after an
    year, Rs.2000/-. However such applications will be entertained only upto two
    years from March 31st of the concerned Examination.
    ? When there is a change in the scores obtained after Revaluation, the candidate
    should submit the mark sheet already received and receive the newone within a
    month. Request for effecting RV change after one month will not be
    entertained.
    ? The answerscripts after two years of Examination will be sold under auction in
    the CV Camps and hence no requests for Photocopy of answerscripts /
    complaints regarding the same will be entertained thereafter. Such applications
    will be rejected then and there.
    APPLICATION FOR GRACE MARKS
    ? Plus Two Candidates who have become eligible for grace marks in Youth
    Festival, Sastra Congress, NCC, NSS, Sports etc should submit their
    application through concerned authorities before 07-03-2010.
    ? Application for grace marks in Sports should be submitted through DPI, and the
    applications for gracemarks in NCC should be submitted through NCC
    Directorate.
    ? Application for grace marks in Youth Festival, Sastra Congress should be
    forwarded through the concerned School Principals to the Secretary, Board of
    Higher Secondary Examination, Kerala.
    ? Application for grace marks in NSS should be submitted through NSS Coordinator.
    ? Gracemarks will be awarded only during the course of study in the Higher
    Secondary class for details see Appendix - 16
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    CONCESSIONS TO DIFFERENTLY - ABLED AND MENTALLY CHALLENGED
    CANDIDATES
    ? Applications for eligible concessions to disabled candidates under various
    categories should be submitted with necessary enclosures as stipulated in the
    Higher Secondary Examination Notification to the concerned Regional
    Deputy Director, Higher Secondary Education before 05/02/2010.
    For details see Appendix – 18.
    CANCELLATION OF EXAMINATION REGISTRATION
    ? A candidate who has registered for First Year / Second Year Higher
    Secondary Examination can cancel his / her Examination registration provided
    he / she submits the duly filled in application in the prescribed format
    provided in Appendix -37, with supporting documents on or before 31-03-
    2010. The application should be recommended and forwarded by the
    concerned School Principal.
    EXAMINATIONS ON SATURDAYS
    ? As per the Higher Secondary Examination time table stipulated, arrangements
    will be made in the concerned Examination centres for those students who
    were granted permission to write SSLC Examination on Saturday evenings.
    ? Such candidates should report the concerned Examination centre at 10.am on
    Saturdays and strictly comply with the instructions given during the time.
    Detailed instructions will be intimated later.
    ? Prior sanction should be obtained from the Director, Higher Secondary
    Education, for writing the Higher Secondary Examination on Saturday after 6
    pm.

    Details: Visit http://dhsekerala.gov.in