CHAPTER - 5

CHANGE IN SUBJECTS

5.1.1 Head of the institution may allow change of one or more subjects in ten-plus-one class at his discretion up to 30th September preceding the examination .

5.1.2 In special cases such as transfer of parent /guardian/physical disability of a candidate to pursue in subjects already offered or for any other adequate reason , the Chairman , on the recommendation of the Head of the Institution , may permit change of one or more subjects in ten-plus one class even after 30th September.

5.1.3: Head of Institution may allow change in one subject in Humanities or Science or commerce group that too at the time of admission. Provided that in Science group, the change of subject shall be permissible from Information Technology to Physical Education and vice versa

5.1.4 In special cases such as transfer of parents/guardians and physical disability of a candidate to pursue the subject(s) already offered or for any other adequate reasons to be reduced in writing, the Chairman on the recommendations of the Head of the Institution may allow change of one subject in Science and two subjects in Humanities or Commerce group upto 30th September. Provided that in Science group, the change of subject shall be permissible from Information Technology to Physical Education and vice versa.

5.1.5 A candidate after passing his ten-plus-one examination in Commerce or Vocational group may change to Humanities group in ten-plus-two class at the time of his admission. However, Science students after passing ten-plus-one examination may change to Commerce or Humanities Group in Ten –plus -two class at the time of his admission.

5.1.6 - Deleted

5.1.7 Notwithstanding anything contained in any other regulations , the Board in order to avoid hardship to a candidate, shall have power to relax the regulation regarding change of subjects for any examination, or other similar regulation where the mistake is primarily of the Head of the institution , provided that these powers shall not include relaxation of the minimum qualification laid down for admission to the examination..

5.1.8 A private candidate appearing in any examination of the Board can make an application to the Secretary for change of one or more subjects indicated by him in his application form along with the prescribed fee, 30 days before the commencement of the examination.

5.2 SUBMISSION OF MIGRATION CERTIFICATE BY PRIVATE CANDIDATES.
Candidates who have passed their Matriculation or any higher examination from any other recognized Board/University will be required to submit migration certificate from the concerned Board/University alongwith the examination of this Board. In case a migration certificate is not received before the declaration of the result, the result of the candidate shall not be declared by the Board till such certificate is received. If migration certificate is not received within one year from the date of declaration of result, the result of the candidate may be cancelled.

5.3 USE OF AMANUENSIS AND APPOINTMENT OF AMANUENSIS
5.3.1. Amanuensis may be allowed in the following cases:
(a) A blind or physically handicapped or spastic candidate,
(b) Sudden illness rendering the candidate unable to write, if so, certified by a Medical Officer or the rank not lower than Asstt. Surgeon,
(c) In the case of an accident rendering the candidate unable to write at the examination if certified by a medical 0fficer of the rank not lower than Asstt.Surgeon.
5.3.2 The amanuensis must be a student of class lower than the one for which the candidate is taking the examination.
5.3.3 The Superintendent of the examination centre concerned shall choose a suitable amanuensis and forward immediately to the Secretary of the Board, a report giving full particulars of the candidate and of the amanuensis for his consideration and approval.
53.4 The Superintendent shall arrange a suitable room for the disabled candidate and appoint one special invigilator to supervise his examination.

5.3.5 The candidate shall pay the prescribed fee per paper of examination for the use of an amanuensis.
5.3.6 A blind or physically handicapped or spastic candidate will be provided service of an amanuensis free of cost.

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