SCHOLASTIC  EVALUATION   SYSTEM

Classes I & II - These classes will have Periodic Assessments.  There will be a series of Six Assessments paced out during the academic year.  These students will not be permitted to carry books in their bag.  All books will be kept in the School itself. From time to time Parents will be informed about Portions covered and before each Assessment they will be given Worksheets to help with Revision. No Home work is given for students of these classes.

 

Class III– V will have 2 terms and in each Term they will have two Periodical Tests and One Terminal Exam.  The entire syllabus taught in a Term will be assessed during the terminal Exams.  However portions will not be carried over for Assessment from one Term to the other. Portions for Periodic Test / Exams will be informed and  Answer Papers will be sent home to the parents for their perusal. These should be counter-signed and returned the following day itself.

 

Classes VI to X  will have 2 terms and in each Term there will be two Periodical Tests and One Terminal Exam.   Portions for Periodic Test / Exams  will be informed and  Answer Papers will be sent home to the parents for their perusal. These should be counter-signed and returned the following day itself.

 

The weightage given to  marks for Periodic Test / Terminal Exam will be as follows :

  

   MARK WEIGHTAGE

      Term 1

      Term 2

Periodic Test

(1 & 2 / 3 & 4)

10%

10%

 

    Note book

5 %

5 %

 

Subject Enrichment

5%

5%

 

Terminal Exam

80%

80%

TOTAL

100%

100%

 

For Classes VI - X  Second Term Exam Syllabus will be as follows : 

 

Class VI                     : 10% of First Term Portions  + Full Portions of Second Term

Class VII                    :  20% of First Term Portions + Full Portions of Second Term

Class VIII                   :  30% of First Term Portions + Full Portions of Second Term

Classes IX & X           :  Full Portions of First & Second Terms

Classes XI & XII continue to have a system of Unit Tests and Terminal Examinations.

 In Class XI, a student who fails to secure 33% of marks in the Continuous Promotion Record for each of the subjects, is not eligible for Promotion to Class XII.