Curriculum

CURRICULUM, EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS

CURRICULUM:
  • The school has students enrolled from classes Nursery to XII.
  • Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation  is being followed till Class II. However, for Classes III to X the new remodeled system of evaluation(NEP2020) is followed.
  • In classes XI and XII all students prepare for the All India Senior School Certificate Examination conducted by CBSE. The students are offered the following combination of subjects:
SREAMS OFFERED:
  • Science: English Core, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Computer Science/Physical Education/Informatics Practices/Psychology/Home Science.
  • Commerce: English Core, Economics, Accountancy, Business Studies, Mathematics / Informatics Practices / Physical Education.
  • Humanities: English, Political Science, Home Science, Psychology, Economics / Fine Arts / Physical Education.

EXAMINATION:

  • Class Tests, Periodic Tests & Term Examinations are regular features of the school evaluation process. Final results are declared on the basis of cumulative marks obtained in these exams.
  • The school has the liberty to disallow a student from appearing in final exam whose attendance is below 75%.
  • The pass percentage is 33%. Promotion will be given as per C.B.S.E norms
  • On the days when the tests are held, attendance for the full day is essential. Students will not be granted any sort of leave after the test.
  • In case of absence, due to sickness during the exam/test, the parents have to inform the Principal on the same day along with Medical Certificate, then only the exam/test will be marked ML. In case of absence without permission the exam/test will be marked zero.
  • A student using unfair means during a test will be given zero and stern action will be taken. Such a student will not be eligible for any academic awards or school appointments.

Evaluation of Class I to II

  • The curriculum in the Primary Section is divided into two terms:
     Term I: April to September
    Term II: October to March
  • Students are assessed on the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation pattern on a five point grading system.

Evaluation of Class III to VIII

  • The curriculum is divided into two terms:
     Term I: April to September
    Term II: October to March
  • Students are assessed on the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation pattern as per CBSE Guidelines. Final Evaluation will be based on MID-TERM, ANNUAL EXAM & INTERNAL ASSESSMENTS.
  • Internal Assessments will include Attendance, Subject Enrichment, Project Based Activity, Portfolio, Multiple Assessments & Class Tests and Periodic Test/Unit Test.
  • EXAM Syllabus of Classes III – V will be separate for both the terms.
  • For Classes VI – VIII WHOLE syllabus will be covered for Annual Examination.
Evaluation of Class IX and XI
  • The curriculum is divided into two terms:
     Term I: April to September
    Term II: October to March
  • Final Evaluation will be based on MID-TERM, ANNUAL EXAM & INTERNAL ASSESSMENTS.
  • 100% of the syllabus will be covered for Annual examination.
  • Marks distribution for the whole session will be based on Periodic Tests, Multiple Assessments/Class test, Portfolio, Subject Enrichment and Written Examination.
  • Promotion of students depends on the cumulative result obtained in the above said examinations and the Finals
Evaluation of Class X and XII
  • In the Senior Section, evaluation is done continuously through Unit Tests and Terminal Exams.
  • In addition, there will be Test Series and Pre-Boards to prepare aspirants for Board Examination.
PROMOTION POLICY

Passing Criteria for Classes V & VIII
  • A student must secure at least 33% (i.e 33/ 100 ) in EACH subject studied by him/her during the session.
  • The promotion to next higher class is also subject to the condition that a minimum of 25% marks must be scored in TERM1 & TERM2 altogether i.e. 18 out of 70 in each subject.
Passing Criteria for Class IX
  • It is mandatory for the students to appear in Annual Examination.
  • A student must secure at least 33% (i.e. 33/ 100 ) in EACH subject studied by him/her during the session.
  • The promotion to next higher class is also subject to the condition that a minimum of 25% marks must be scored in each subject of Annual Exam.
Passing Criteria for Class XI
  • The promotion to next higher class is also subject to the condition that a minimum of 33% marks must be scored in theory and in practical/project/ASL separately.
  • The promotion to next higher class is also subject to the condition that a minimum of 25% marks must be scored in each subject of Annual Exam(Theory).
RECOMMENDATIONS TO PARENTS

  • Parents are requested to remain in regular touch with the day-to-day studies of the child and also to keep in contact with the school.
  • Private tuitions are strongly discouraged.
  • Check the School Diary of your ward daily. Your valuable remarks are always appreciated.
  • PTMs are conducted to discuss your ward’s progress. Kindly make it a point to attend the meetings.
  • Update your Contact Number, Address or E-mail ID with School officials, for regular communication.