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SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS AND EVALUATION
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| 1. The academic year 2007-2008 will be divided
into two semesters and examinations will be held at the end
of each semester. |
| Class III-IX |
| 1st
Semester Exam |
September, 2007 / October 2007 |
| 2nd
Semester Exam |
Feb 2008 (Class IX), March 2008 (III-VIII) |
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Class X
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Mid
Term
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July, 2007 |
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1st
Pre-Board Exam
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November, 2007 |
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2nd
Pre-Board Exam
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January, 2008 |
| 2. The syllabus in all subjects (for Classes
III-IX) will be divided into two independent semesters. Some
basic conceptual portions of English, Hindi and Maths syllabus
will be carried forward to the 2nd Semester Examination. |
| 3. Weekly tests will be held in all subjects
for all classes according to the schedule given in the Almanac.
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4. Evaluation (for classes III-IX) will be based on
student's continuous academic performance during the year.
Weightage for weekly tests and examinations is given below:
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1st Semester Weekly Test
1st Semester Examination
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50% |
2nd Semester Weekly Test
2nd Semester Examination |
50% |
| 5. Class XI Evaluation will be based on the student's
academic performance in the final exam and Monday test of 2nd
semester only. |
| 6. Students scoring 40% and above in all
subjects and in the aggregate will qualify for promotion to
the next class. |
| 7. Attendance for Monday Test for all classes
from III - X is compulsory. |
| 8. Grade will also be given in the following
areas of learning Work Experience and Physical Education. |
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9. Students found using unfair means during any Weekly
Test or Semester Examination will be marked zero in the subject
and given a yellow card. No re-test will be held for such
students. These students will not be eligible for any academic
award or school appointment.
Computer Studies (Classes I - IX)
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| 10. Criteria for the award of a scholar
badge. |
| Class |
Required
% in Agg. |
Subject |
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80% and above |
Eng, Hindi, Maths, S. Studies,
G. Science, 3rd Language |
| Awards: |
| 1st Proficiency |
Highest marks secured in the
class in aggregate. |
| 2nd Proficiency |
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| Subject Proficiency: For highest marks secured
in the class in a subject. |
