1.
a)
There will be two terminal examinations
and one final examination, in addition
to the midterm examinations. |
b)
The institute conducts mid terms examination
for each subjects before each terminal
examinations. |
c)
The mid term examination are important
as it comprises the internal evaluation
of the student that accounts for 20%
of the marks required for passing. |
d)
It is mandatory for students to appear
for mid term examination and no retest
shall be taken under any circumstance. |
e)
Answer sheets of 1st and 2nd terminal
examination will be shown to the parents
for improvement of their wards, No answer
sheets of session ending examination
will be shown. |
f) The
progress report of the ward will be
send to the Parent / Guardian after
every mid term examination & terminal
examinations. |
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2.
Students are required to appear for
all examinations. Absence from the terminal
/ annual examination means total loss
of marks. If the student is unable to
attend the examinations because of any
unavoidable reason or emergency, the
parent / guardian shall submit a leave
letter stating the reason. Those absent
from an examination without sufficient
and justifiable reason acceptable to
the Principal will be considered as
having failed in the examination. No
re-examination will be conducted. |
3. Depending
on the genuineness and validity of reason
for being absent for the examination,
the Principal may, at his/her discretion,
consider marks of other examinations
for evaluating eligibility for promoting
the student to the next standard. |
4. No student
will be allowed to appear for examinations
unless all fees are paid. |
5. A student failing
twice in the same class will not be permitted
to continue in the institute. |
6.
A student will be presented for the
final examination, only if he/she satisfies
the norms laid down be the C.B.S.E.
regarding progress and attendance. |
7.
If a student get ‘F’ grade
in 3 subjects or more in class III onwards
he / she may be detained in the same
class with the consent of the parent. |
8.
In case, the parent does not consent,
the student will be promoted to the
next class. However, if the student
gets ‘F’ grade in 3 subjects
or more in the next class, the student
will be detained in the same class.
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For Classes VI to IX
The grading system will be followed
and the grade criteria’s decided
by CBSE is given below :-
A – 90 and above
B - 80 to 89
C - 70 to 79
D – 60 to 69
E – 45 to 59
F – 33 to 44
G – Below 33 percent.
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