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Teaching Pattern
EVALUATION
Students are evaluated through the year and promotion to the next higher class is based on the Final Consolidated Result (FCR) which is as follows-
Classes I to V are assessed in three units of 50 marks each. The percentage of the total marks is the basis for considering promotion to the next class.
Classes VI and above: The final consolidated result (FCR) is computed on an aggregate of 20% of all the unit tests, 30% of the half-yearly and 50% of annual Examination.
The pass percentage in each subject is 50% for all the classes (I to XII)
An ‘I’ grade (incomplete/illness) test will be conducted for students who have missed out any of the Tests/Exams for whatsoever reason. This will be held after the last unit test/final exams. The marks of this test will be considered for promotion only and not for the consolidated percentage.
Promotion is granted on the basis of whole year’s performance, therefore the importance of regularity in attendance and works is required of the pupils. 75% attendance is compulsory. The Principal’s decision is final regarding students fitness for the final promotion.
The results of the examinations are final and will not be reconsidered. In accordance with the Board’s instructions the students are not ranked for their performance but an over all percentage/grades will be awarded.
One time failures will have the option of repeating the class. Two time failures may be asked to withdraw.
The school’s decision in all matters will be final.
