WEEKLY TEST SCHEDULE (2024-2025)
(Before Half Yearly)

Examination Policy

The school is affiliated to CBSE and according to its guidelines the evaluation system of the school is formulated. From class NUR. onwards scholastic as well as co-scholastic areas are well reflected in the progress report card. A strong academic curriculum is followed with emphasis on experimental learning through planned activities, audio visual aids and multiple intelligence lesson plans.

VATIKA ( From Nursery to U.K.G )
classes are assessed in scholastic as well as co-scholastic areas throughout the year. A series of four tests for classes NUR TO UKG will be conducted in two phases.

T1 and T2
performance)Unscheduled (based on students day to day Half yearly and Annual Scheduled (evaluation in September and February/ March)

Classes I to VIII
Academic year has two terms First Term (April to September)
Second Term (October to March)

Type of assessment (Term 1)
 Periodic test-I (Pen paper test) M.M. 40 in the month of May
 Half yearly examination (Pen paper test + notebook + subject enrichment) M.M. 80 in the month of September.
 Periodic test-II (Pen paper test) M.M. 40 m in the month of December.
 Annual examination (Pen paper test + notebook + activity) M.M. 80 in the month of February/March

Classes IX and XI
Type of assessment for classes IX and XI
 There will be two cycles of Periodic tests, half yearly and annual examination including components like projects, practical and internal assessment.

Classes X and XII
Type of assessment for classes X and XII
 There will be Periodic tests, half yearly exam, practice papers and Two pre-board examinations including components like projects, practical and internal assessment.

Promotion Policy

Criteria for promotion to the next class (I to VIII)
 Students must secure 33% marks in written examination.
 The performance of the whole year to be taken into account for each subject.
 No test will be re-scheduled for the absentees.

Criteria for promotion to the next class (IX and XI)
 Students must secure 33% marks in the written test/examination.
 The performance of the whole Year to be taken into account for each subject.
 Students must pass separately in projects, practical and assignments.
 Attendance of the students in school should not be below 75% of the total working days.

Classes X and XII
To be eligible to take CBSE examination, students must achieve a consistently good record of academic performance and fulfill the attendance requirements as stipulated under CBSE rules.