Examination System

Nursery to UKG
No tests are conducted for Pre-Primary section. Learning outcomes are monitored only through Terminal Examinations conducted twice a year.

Classes Ⅰ to V
A continuous assessment is done of the student in the class. For the purpose of evaluating the student’s progress during the year and the achievement at the end of the year, the school has introduced the CBSE prescribed scheme of evaluation. Evaluation and Assessment is done as per CBSE prescribed scheme of evaluation.

Classes Ⅵ to Ⅷ
A uniform system of Assessment and Examination for Grades VI to X in all CBSE affiliated schools with effect from the Academic year 2017-18 is being followed. In order to ensure smooth transition and preparation for board exams in Grade X, there will be a gradual increase in the percentage of syllabus will be implemented as follows –
(A) Scholastic Area

Term 1 (100 M.M.)	Term 2 (100 M.M.)
Periodic Test (10%) – Better of 2 (UT – 1 & UT – 2) Notebook Submission (5%) Subject Enrichment Activity (5%) Map or project work in Social Science Practical work & activities in Science Lab Activity in Mathematics Listening & speaking skills activities in Language	Written exam for 80 marks with syllabus covered till announcement of Half Yearly Exams	Periodic Test (10%) – Better of 2 (UT – 1 & UT – 2) Notebook Submission (5%) Subject Enrichment Activity (5%) Map or project work in Social Science Practical work & activities in Science Lab Activity in Mathematics Listening & speaking skills activities in Language	Written exam for 80 marks with syllabus coverage as below – Class Ⅵ : 10% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term Class Ⅶ : 20% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term Class Ⅷ : 30% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term

Term 1 (100 M.M.)

Term 2 (100 M.M.)

Periodic Assessment: 20%

Half Yearly Exam : 80%

Periodic Assessment: 20%

Final Exam : 80%

Periodic Test (10%) – Better of 2 (UT – 1 & UT – 2)
Notebook Submission (5%)
Subject Enrichment Activity (5%)

Map or project work in Social Science
Practical work & activities in Science
Lab Activity in Mathematics
Listening & speaking skills activities in Language

Written exam for 80 marks with syllabus covered till announcement of Half Yearly Exams

Periodic Test (10%) – Better of 2 (UT – 1 & UT – 2)
Notebook Submission (5%)
Subject Enrichment Activity (5%)

Map or project work in Social Science
Practical work & activities in Science
Lab Activity in Mathematics
Listening & speaking skills activities in Language

Written exam for 80 marks with syllabus coverage as below –

Class Ⅵ : 10% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term
Class Ⅶ : 20% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term
Class Ⅷ : 30% of 1^st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of ^nd term

(B) Co – Scholastic Area

For the holistic development of the student, co-curricular activities and discipline will be graded on a 3-point grading scale (A = Outstanding, B = Very good and C = Fair). Regularity, sincere participation, output and teamwork be the generic criteria for grading the co-scholastic activities. Promotion is granted on the basis of uniform system of assessment and examination prescribed by the CBSE.

Class IX
The examination pattern for Grade IX from the academic year 2017-18 onwards has been redesigned as per the revised assessment structure of CBSE for Grade Ⅹ. This would prepare students to cover the whole syllabus of the academic year and face the challenge of Grade Ⅹ Board examination, and would, thus ensure the ‘quality of education’. It is further bifurcated into two types of assessments:
(A) Scholastic Area

Class IX

The examination pattern for Grade IX from the academic year 2017-18 onwards has been redesigned as per the revised assessment structure of CBSE for Grade Ⅹ. This would prepare students to cover the whole syllabus of the academic year and face the challenge of Grade Ⅹ Board examination, and would, thus ensure the ‘quality of education’. It is further bifurcated into two types of assessments:

(A) Scholastic Area

Total : 100 Marks

Final Examination : 80 Marks

Internal Assessment : 20 Marks

School will conduct Grade Ⅸ Final Examinations for 80 Marks in each subject covering 100% of the syllabus of the subject of Grade Ⅸ only
Marks & grades both will be awarded for individual subjects

Periodic Test : 10 Marks	Notebook Submission : 5 Marks	Subject Enrichment Activity : 5 Marks
Periodic Test – 1 (10%) : Better of UT – 1 & UT – 2 Periodic Test – 2 (10%) : Half Yearly Exam Periodic Test – 3 (10%) : Unit Test – 3	This will cover : Regularity Assignment Completion Neatness & upkeep of notebook	Speaking & listening skills in Language Lab : Practical work in Science Lab : Practical work in Mathematics Map & project work in Social Science

(B) Co – Scholastic Area

For the holistic development of the student, co-curricular activities & discipline (attendance, sincerity, behaviour, values) are graded on a 5-point grading scale A to E. No up scaling of grades will be done. Regularity, sincere participation, output and teamwork will be the generic criteria for grading the co-scholastic activities. CBSE norms are followed for promotion to grade Ⅹ.

Class X
Examination from the academic year 2017-18 onwards has been conducted as per the re-modelled assessment structure given by CBSE as explained below:-
(A) Scholastic Area

Total : 100 Marks

Final Examination : 80 Marks	Internal Assessment : 20 Marks

Board will conduct Grade Ⅹ – Examinations for 80 Marks in each subject covering 100% of the syllabus of the subject of Grade Ⅹ only
Marks & grades both will be awarded for individual subjects

Periodic Test : 10 Marks	Notebook Submission : 5 Marks	Subject Enrichment Activity : 5 Marks
Periodic Test – 1 (10%) : Better of UT – 1 & UT – 2 Periodic Test – 2 (10%) : Half Yearly Exam Periodic Test – 3 (10%) : Unit Test – 3	This will cover : Regularity Assignment Completion Neatness & upkeep of notebook	Speaking & listening skills in Language Lab : Practical work in Science Lab : Practical work in Mathematics Map & project work in Social Science

(B) Co – Scholastic Area

For the holistic development of the student, co – curricular activities & discipline (attendance, sincerity, behaviour, and values) will be graded on a 5 – point grading scale A to E. No up scaling of grades will be done. Regularity, sincere participation, output and teamwork will be the generic criteria for grading the co – scholastic activities. CBSE norms are followed for promotion to grade Ⅺ. Besides the above, Two exams are conducted for practice:

Pre – Board – 1 Examination in December
Pre – Board – 2 Examination in January

Class Ⅺ
Examination system is divided into two semesters – First semester consists of one cycle of Unit Test and Half Yearly Examination in September. Second semester consists of two cycles of Unit Test and Final Examination in March. A weightage of 25% is assigned to the Unit Test and 75% to the Half Yearly & Annual Examination for generating the Semester report. Promotion is based on the consolidated result of the two semesters: 30% of the Semester I Exams 70% of the Semester II Exams Every student has to clear theory and practical separately as per CBSE norms. Final Examination is based upon the entire syllabus.

Class Ⅺ

Examination system is divided into two semesters –

First semester consists of one cycle of Unit Test and Half Yearly Examination in September.
Second semester consists of two cycles of Unit Test and Final Examination in March.

A weightage of 25% is assigned to the Unit Test and 75% to the Half Yearly & Annual Examination for generating the Semester report. Promotion is based on the consolidated result of the two semesters:

30% of the Semester I Exams
70% of the Semester II Exams

Every student has to clear theory and practical separately as per CBSE norms. Final Examination is based upon the entire syllabus.

Class Ⅻ
Examination system is divided into two semesters: First semester consists of two cycles of Unit tests and Half Yearly Examination in September. Second semester consists of one cycle of weekly test and two examinations : Pre – Board – 1 Examination in December Pre – Board – 2 Examination in January CBSE norms are followed for promotion to higher class.