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Application for JAC Class 10, 12 compartment exams begins; apply at jac.jharkhand.gov.in

The education council opened the application window for Class 10 students from 5 August and for class 12 students from 6 August

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The Jharkhand Academic Council, or JAC, has started the application process for the compartment examinations for Classes 10 and 12. The board has mentioned that students can apply for a maximum of three subjects, which includes the optional subject.Candidates, who have failed to qualify in one or more than one subject, can apply for the compartment exams 2020 at jac.jharkhand.gov.in within the stipulated time period. While class 10 students have till 25 August to apply, higher secondary students must apply within 26 August, 2020.The education council opened the application window for Class 10 students from 5 August and for class 12 students from 6 August.JAC had released the Jharkhand Class 10th results on 8 July. The Jharkhand Class 12 results were declared a couple of days later on 17 July, 2020.Here is how you can apply:Step 1: Visit the official site of JAC or click at this link https://www.jac-online.com/compartmental-exam-2020/not-allowed.phpStep 2: Select the tab that says 'Compartmental Secondary Examination, the Year 2020' from the homepageStep 3: Download a separate student sheet and take a print outStep 4: Fill out the form and submit it to your respective school for online submissionStep 5: Pay the application fee using challanApplication feeAccording to Careers 360, both Madhyamik and class 12 students need to pay Rs 80 for the application. The fees for sitting in the exams is Rs 125 for class 10 and Rs 100 for Class 12. In case a higher secondary student requires to appear for two papers, the cost becomes Rs 180.

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First Published:Aug 08, 2020, 20:18:00 IST
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