Bengal: 95% plus scores flood CBSE X results
Keeping with the pandemic year trend, a considerably high number of CBSE Class X students scored 95% and above — as was witnessed first in Madhyamik, the state board Class X results, and then, in ICSE. After the CBSE results were announced on Tuesday, schools in the city were not surprised because the marks remained more or less similar to what they had sent to the board after moderation. Schools, however, pointed out that there were several more students in the 95%-plus category who could not be accommodated in that bracket because of the reference year rule that the CBSE had brought in to keep institutes from awarding unbridled marks.
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Keeping with the pandemic year trend, a considerably high number of CBSE Class X students scored 95% and above — as was witnessed first in Madhyamik, the state board Class X results, and then, in ICSE. After the CBSE results were announced on Tuesday, schools in the city were not surprised because the marks remained more or less similar to what they had sent to the board after moderation. Schools, however, pointed out that there were several more students in the 95%-plus category who could not be accommodated in that bracket because of the reference year rule that the CBSE had brought in to keep institutes from awarding unbridled marks. 
