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JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks 2023, Check Subject Wise Details – TheNewsCaravan

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Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) is responsible for conducting Class 12 exams and declaring the results for the same. Every year, lakhs of students appear for the JKBOSE Class 12 exams, and the passing marks criteria for the same is crucial to know. In this article, we will discuss the JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks 2023, subjects criteria, theory, and practical marks, and other important information related to it.

Subjects Criteria for JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks

The JKBOSE Class 12th syllabus consists of five main subjects and one additional subject. The main subjects include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Accountancy, Business studies, Economics, History, Political Science, Society, English, and Hindi. The additional subjects include Urdu, Kashmiri, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Dogri, Sanskrit, Bhoti, Punjabi, Computer Education/Science.

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JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks Criteria 2023

To clear the JKBOSE Class 12th exam, students need to secure a minimum of 33% marks in English and a minimum of 36% marks in the remaining four subjects. It is mandatory for students to secure passing marks in both theory and practical exams. The aggregate score of all the subjects should also be a minimum of 36%.

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks for Theory.

PAPER	TOTAL MARKS	PASSING MARKS
English	80	26
Physics	70	25
Chemistry	70	25
Math	100	36
Accounts	80	29
Business studies	100	36
Economy	100	36
History	80	29
P. Science	100	36

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JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks 2023 for Practical and Internal Assessment

PAPER	PRACTICAL TOTAL MARKS	PASSING MARKS	INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TOTAL MARKS	PASSING MARKS
Physics	20	07	10	04
Chemistry	20	07	10	04
Biology	20	07	10	04
Biotechnology	20	07	10	04
Microbiology	20	07	10	04
Biochemistry	20	07	10	04
Geography	20	07	10	04
Environmental science	20	07	10	04
Information practices	20	07	10	04
Computer science	20	07	10	04
Food technology	20	07	10	04
Music	25	09	25	09
Geography	20	07	10	04
Psychology	20	07	10	04
Accountancy	15	05	05	05

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April 19, 2023

JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks 2023: JK Board Passing Marks

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JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks 2023 – Jammu & Kashmir Board of School Education determines JKBOSE passing Marks 2023 Class 12th for all students. In order to clear the Class 12 exam, a student needs to secure minimum passing marks for JKBOSE 12th 2023.

If you are unable to meet JK board 12th passing marks 2023, you can appear for compartment exam to improve your JKBOSE 12th result 2023 online. It is mandatory for all the students to appear for theory and practical exams separately and secure JKBOSE passing marks 2023 Class 12th. Go through the article to know more about JKBOSE passing criteria for 12th, subject details and other important information related to it.

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks – Subjects Criteria

Students have to appear in a total of 5 subjects and 1 additional subject.

JKBOSE 12th Main Subjects

Physics
Chemistry
Math
Biology
Account
Business studies
Economics
History
Political school
Society
English
Hindi

JKBOSE 12th additional Subjects

Urdu
Kashmiri
Arabic
Persian
Hindi
Dogri
Sanskrit
Bhoti
Punjabi
Computer Education/Science

JKBOSE 12th Class Passing Marks 2023

Students need to obtain at least 33% marks in English and in the remaining 4 subjects they need to secure 36% including theory and practical exams to meet JKBOSE passing criteria 2023 for 12th, and the aggregate score also should be 36%. Also know about JK board 10th Class pass marks.

JKBOSE Theory and Practical Marks

Below, we have tabulated JKBOSE 12th Passing Marks for theory and practical.

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks for Theory.

Subject	Total marks	Passing marks
English	80	26
Physics	70	25
Chemistry	70	25
Math	100	36
Accounts	80	29
Business studies	100	36
Economy	100	36
History	80	29
P. Science	100	36
Sociology	80	29

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks 2023 for Practical and Internal Assessment

Subject	Paper Practical Total marks	Passing marks	Internal assessment total marks	Passing marks
Physics	20	07	10	04
Chemistry	20	07	10	04
Biology	20	07	10	04
Biotechnology	20	07	10	04
Microbiology	20	07	10	04
Biochemistry	20	07	10	04
Geography	20	07	10	04
Environmental science	20	07	10	04
Information practices	20	07	10	04
Computer science	20	07	10	04
Food technology	20	07	10	04
Music	25	09	25	09
Psychology	20	07	10	04
Accountancy	15	05	05	05

JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks – Compartment Exam

In case if any student is not able to get JKBOSE Class 12th Passing Marks, then he or she can apply for the JKBOSE compartment exam. Students can apply for the compartment exam from the official website to save their academic year. Students who fail more than 2 subjects are not eligible for the JKBOSE Compartment exam.

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March 18, 2023

Lt Governor attends Passing Out Parade of JKP constables at PTS Kathua

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KATHUA, MARCH 03: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha today attended the Attestation cum Passing out Parade of Recruit Constables of 29th BRTC Batch at S.Prithinandan Singh Police Training School, Kathua.
The Lt Governor congratulated and welcomed the new recruits to one of the finest police forces in the country.
I am confident that you will discharge your responsibility towards the nation with utmost sensitivity, commitment and dedication, added the Lt Governor.
“The integrity, dedication and professionalism of J&K Police are pivotal in the fight against terrorism. We all take pride in the excellence & professionalism displayed by J&K Police in handling narco-terrorism and enforcing the rule of law,” said the Lt Governor.
The Lt Governor stressed upon the future-ready policing strategies to tackle the new forms of internal security challenges.
“These are challenging times for our police forces as the world today is facing conventional & non-conventional threats. We need to be vigilant & determined to neutralise the ecosystem providing ideological and financial support to terrorists,” the Lt Governor said.
“We believe in ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ and peaceful coexistence. There is no place for subversive elements in a civilized society,” observed the Lt Governor.
Today, Narco-Terrorism has become one of the biggest threats to the society. The UT Administration, J&K Police and our Security Forces are committed to dealing with challenges of narco terror in a comprehensive manner. J&K UT is on the march and is being transformed. It is our sacred duty to provide a safe, secure and right environment to fulfill the aspirations of the common man, he said.

Noting that the top positions in the batch has been secured by women constables, the Lt Governor said that these achievements show that our women are no less than anyone.
The Lt Governor further asked the DGP, Sh Dilbag Singh to consider increasing the quota of reservation for women in the police force.
Speaking on property tax and anti-encroachment drives, the Lt Governor said that the administration is committed to protect the interests of common man.
The property tax in J&K will be one of the lowest in the country. It is being ensured that no poor will be affected during the anti-encroachment drive, he added.
The Lt Governor further shared the unprecedented progress registered in sectors like agriculture, industries & tourism.
Sh. Dilbag Singh, DGP extended his best wishes to the new recruits. The skills, knowledge, values that you have acquired during your training will serve as the foundation for your career in this noble profession, he added.
The DGP expressed gratitude to the UT Administration for its continuous support in police modernization.
Sh Roop Raj, Principal, SPS PTS Kathua informed about the training program on various specialized modules and other activities conducted during the training course.
An oath was administered to the passing out cadets for performing their duties with dedication and honesty.
The Lt Governor took the Rashtriya Salute and witnessed the spectacular parade and martial art demonstration. He also felicitated the cadets who excelled during their training course.
R/Ct. Sunali Bhagat emerged as the best all-rounder. Recruit Constables Ms Sarleen Kour, Ms Sapna Saini, Ms Heena Choudhary and Ms Nitika Rajput were also felicitated by the Lt Governor for their excellent performances.
A total of 480 new recruits, including 49 women recruit Constables have completed their rigorous training today at the PTS Kathua. Out of 480, as many as 330 constables have already served as SPOs, 32 as followers, and 85 have been appointed under SRO.
Senior serving and retired police & army personnel, PRI representatives, and family members of the passing out cadets were present on the occasion.
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March 3, 2023
Property Tax: Municipalities Passing Resolutions To Adopt Decision

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SRINAGAR: Days after the government announced levying of property tax in Jammu & Kashmir, the administration on Wednesday said that the Municipal Corporations and Committees have started passing the resolution to adopt the decision and that the transparency system in the Union territory has no comparison with rest of the country.
In an exclusive chat with the news agency KNO, Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, V K Bidhuri, said that the Municipal Corporations and committees require resources to run the affairs, but presently these corporations and committees are generating only 10-15 per cent of the revenue and are dependant for rest of the resources. “To ensure better facilities, every municipality requires resources and property tax is the best decision to generate revenue for the wellbeing of the people,” he said.
He added that J&K is the last in the country where the property tax has been imposed, but the government decided to go with a minimum tax. “The rural areas are already out while in urban areas, Agricultural land and other falling under master plan are also exempted,” he said while appealing people not to pay heed to rumours.
“Tax is not being imposed on any individual but it is being levied on a property and people having property on less than 1000 sq ft are already exempted,” he said while replying to a query.
He further said that out of total 5.20 lakh residential houses, 40% among them have been exempted as the properties have come up on less than 1000 sq ft. “The tax amount is different in different areas and districts and is being decided as per the circle rate,” he said.
He also said that after the decision was taken in this regard; the municipalities have started passing the resolution to adopt the decision.
He said that the tax amount will be used only for the developmental purpose in the respective municipalities and added that the tax will have to remain the same for three years and will be reviewed after that as per the circle rate.
The Div Com said that there is no comparison with J&K’s transparency system with any part of the country. “The transparency system in J&K cannot be found anywhere in the country where even the photos of developmental works are being uploaded,” he said.

Asked about a complete shift to online mode, the Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, said that the process has already been done and every work is being done through online mode now.
About the smart city project works, he said that the deadline has been squeezed to April and the works are going on at a rapid pace during day as well as night. “The people will face inconvenience, but the works will be completed on April 15 while carpeting and other related things will be done by April 30th,” he said.
Asked about the encroachment drive, he said that retrieving encroached land is their regular activity and the government is responsible for it. “We are duty bound to carry out our encroachment drive for the people. We are re-strategizing it at present, but the poor will not be touched,” he said.
Asked about the completion of installation of smart meters across Kashmir, he said that the process will be completed in next two years. (KNO)

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March 2, 2023
Property Tax: Municipalities start passing resolutions to adopt decision, says Div Com V K Bidhuri

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Srinagar, Mar 01: Days after the government announced levying of property tax in Jammu & Kashmir, the administration on Wednesday said that the Municipal Corporations and Committees have started passing the resolution to adopt the decision and that the transparency system in the Union territory has no comparison with rest of the country.
In an exclusive chat with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, V K Bidhuri, said that the Municipal Corporations and committees require resources to run the affairs, but presently these corporations and committees are generating only 10-15 per cent of the revenue and are dependant for rest of the resources. To ensure better facilities, every municipality requires resources and property tax is the best decision to generate revenue for the wellbeing of the people,” he said.
He added that J&K is the last in the country where the property tax has been imposed, but the government decided to go with a minimum tax. “The rural areas are already out while in Urban areas, Agricultural land and other falling under master plan are also exempted,” he said while appealing people not to pay heed over the sayings, but they should calculate on their own.
“Tax is not being imposed on any individual but it is being levied on a property and people having property on less than 1000 sq ft are already exempted,” he said while replying to a query.
He further said that out of total 5.20 lakh residential houses, 40% among them have been exempted as the properties have come up on less than 1000 sq ft. “The tax amount is different in different areas and districts and is being decided as per the circle rate,” he said.
He also said that after the decision was taken in this regard; the municipalities have started passing the resolution to adopt the decision.
He added that the tax amount will be used only for the developmental purpose in the respective municipalities. He added that the tax will have to remain the same for three years and will be reviewed after three years as per the circle rate.
The property tax will ensure resources for the development and better facilities to the people and will also bring a sense of ownership among them, he told KNO.

He added that there is a transparency system in J&K and there is no comparison with J&K’s transparency system with any part of the country. “The transparency system in J&K cannot be found anywhere in the country where even the photos of developmental works are being uploaded,” he said.
Asked about a complete shift to online mode, the Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, said that the process has already been done and every work is being done through online mode now.
About the smart city project works, he said that the deadline has been squeezed to April and the works are going on at a rapid pace during day as well as night. “The people will face inconvenience, but the works will be completed on April 15 while carpeting and other related things will be done by April 30th,” he said.
Asked about the encroachment drive, he said that retrieving encroached land is their regular activity and the government is responsible for it. “We are duty bound to carry out our encroachment drive for the people. We are re-strategizing it at present, but the poor will not be touched,” he said.
Asked about the completion of installation of smart meters across Kashmir, he said that the process will be completed in net two years—(KNO)
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March 1, 2023
Excise policy case: Delhi court defers passing order on Hyderabad-based auditor’s bail plea

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Delhi: A Delhi court has deferred passing of order on Thursday on the bail plea filed by Hyderabad-based CA Butchi Babu Gorantla, recently arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with the liquor policy case.
The Special Judge M. K. Nagpal of the Rouse Avenue Courts, on February 24, had reserved his order after hearing arguments in Gorantla’s bail plea from both sides and had listed it for hearing on Wednesday.
Gorantla, who is the former auditor of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao’s daughter MLC K. Kavitha whose name has already been dragged into the case, was arrested by the CBI in the excise policy case on February 8.
According to the CBI, he was arrested for his alleged role in formulating and implementing the Delhi Excise Policy and causing wrongful gain to Hyderabad-based wholesale and retail licensees and their beneficial owners.
Recently, the court had also given permission to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to question Gorantla in judicial custody after the agency moved an application seeking permission to quiz him and to record his statement in the money laundering case pertaining to the Excise Policy.
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March 1, 2023
Jkbose 12th Subject-Wise Maximum Marks amd Passing Marks

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Jkbose 12th Subject-Wise Maximum Marks amd Passing Marks

Maximum and Minimum Pass Marks for Higher Secondary Part-Il (Class 12th) Session Annual Examination (October-November) 2021 Kashmir Division/Winter Zone areas of Jammu Division including UT of Ladakh.

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The minimum No. of marks required to pass the examination in each part in Humanities, Science, Home Science and Commerce shall be as under:-
As per standing regulations, “33% in General English and 36% in each of the
remaining four (04) elective subjects opted by the candidate. In a subject in which
there is a practical examination, the percentage of marks required to be obtained by a candidate shall be 36% in theory and practicals, (Separately in the practical test and internal Assessment) and 36% in the aggregate of theory and practical”

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February 12, 2023
Hyderabad: Sardar Patel police academy to hold passing out parade

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Hyderabad: The Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA) in the city will be holding the passing out parade of the 74 RR (Regular Recruits) batch of the Indian Police Service (IPS) probationers on Saturday.
Union Minister for Home and Cooperation Amit Shah will participate as the chief guest and review the parade.
Addressing a press conference here today at the Academy, SVPNPA Director A.S Rajan informed that a total 195 officer trainees, including 166 IPS officer trainees and 29 officer trainees from foreign countries, are taking part in the ‘Dikshant Parade’. Among foreign officer trainees, six officers are from Bhutan, eight from Maldives, five from Nepal and 10 from Mauritius Police.
About the training program, the SVPNPA director said the whole 105-week training involved 15 weeks of foundation course training and 50-week Phase-I Basic Course. This was followed by 30-week District Practical Training at respective cadres/states and 10-week Phase-II Basic Course at SVPNPA.
The Director also said the course module was prepared taking into account the current job requirements of the police officers in India. ‘Attitude Training’ was given a special importance during the course, enabling the officer trainees to develop a more sympathetic and victim-centric approach, he added.
He said the indoor and outdoor exposures included Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Special Laws, Forensics, Information and Communication Technology, Human Rights, Yoga, Unarmed Combat etc., will be provided so that the candidates could develop integrity and dedication towards their job and empathy towards victims.
Speaking about the presence of women officer trainees, he said 37 lady officers who constitute 23 percent of total strength would be participating in the parade.
The parade would be commanded by Shahansha K S, IPS (P) of Kerala Cadre who is the all-round topper in phase 1 of 74 RR, he added.

The director also informed that for the first time as a part of SVPNPA MoU with NALSAR the officer trainees would receive post-graduation degree and officer trainees from foreign countries would receive Diploma certificates after completing their training.
The probationers were trained with/in GreyHounds, Central School of Weapon and Tactics of BSF, Central Reserve Police Force in LWE affected Chattisgarh and Jharkhand, Army attachments in Jammu and Kashmir, and worked during elections in various States.
Also trainee officers were trained in investigation of cyber crimes and security.
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February 9, 2023

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