EXAMINATION SYSTEM

Primary Wing

ASSESSMENT SCHEME FOR CBSE CURRICULUM
ACADEMIC SESSION 2024 – 2025
CLASSES PRE-SCHOOL TO V

CLASSES PRE-SCHOOL AND PRE-PRIMARY

a) Learning as an ongoing, wholesome process will be evaluated in a continuous comprehensive manner. The Comprehensive Assessment Process, will focus on the daily, consistent progress made by the child in academic as well as co-curricular activities.
b) The assessment procedure will be based on the child’s daily interaction in the class, his/her level of general awareness, the quality of work produced by him/her, internalization of the concepts taught during the course of classroom interaction and the consequent learning outcomes throughout the year.

CLASSES I AND II

a) Continuous Assessment of the child will be done by means of Revision Assignments and Subject Specific Tasks along with General Observation in class in each core subject English, Hindi, Mathematics and EVS.
b) Each term will comprise Two Revision Assignments per subject for Classes I & II.
c) One round of Internal Assessment per term in each subject .
d) Letter grades based on a 7 point scale will be awarded in each subject.
e) Criteria based Scholastic Skills in each subject (English, Hindi, Mathematics and EVS) will be assessed on a 7 point letter grade scale.
f) Co- Scholastic Skills in areas of Social & Emotional Development, Cleanliness and discipline, Work Habits, Physical Education/ Sports, Dance, Music and Art will also be assessed .

CLASSES III – V

a) Assessments in all core subjects i.e. English, Hindi, Mathematics and EVS will be in the form of:

1) Internal Assessments as Student’s Attendance , Subject Enrichment Activities , Project Based Activities , Portfolio , Multiple Assessments and Periodic Tests .

2) External Assessments as Half Yearly Examination and Annual Examination.

b) TERMWISE WEIGHTAGE OF MARKS

Classes III and IV

Assessment Type			Name of Assessment	Marks	Weightage of Marks
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Entire Academic Session	1	Student’s Attendance	05	05
		2	Subject Enrichment	05	05
		3	Project Based Activities	05	05
		4	Portfolio	05	05
		5	Multiple Assessments	05	05
		6	Periodic Tests	20	05
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Term I	HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION		50	20
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Term II	ANNUAL EXAMINATION		50	50
TOTAL					100

Class V

Assessment Type			Name of Assessment	Marks	Weightage of Marks
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Entire Academic Session	1	Student’s Attendance	05	05
		2	Subject Enrichment	05	05
		3	Project Based Activities	05	05
		4	Portfolio	05	05
		5	Multiple Assessments	05	05
		6	Periodic Tests	20	05
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Term I	HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION		50	20
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Term II	ANNUAL EXAMINATION		50	50
TOTAL					100

c) INTERNAL ASSESSMENT IN CLASSES III , IV AND V
Student’s Attendance (Marks Criteria)

Attendance Range in Percentage (%)	Marks
96 -100	5
91 – 95	4
86 – 90	3
81- 85	2
76 – 80	1
Upto 75	NIL

Subject Enrichment Activities
3. Project Based Activities
4. Portfolio Activities
5. Multiple Assessments
6. Periodic Tests

There will be one Periodic Test per term for each of the 4 core subjects – English, Hindi, Mathematics and EVS in each term of 20 marks

EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT IN CLASSES III , IV AND V

There will be one Term Exam of 50 marks per term for each of the 4 core subjects – English, Hindi, Mathematics and EVS as Mid Term Examination in Term I and Annual Examination in Term II .

a) Each Term will have one assessment each of :

Computer
General Knowledge
Drawing / Art Education

f) Co- Scholastic Skills in areas of Social & Emotional Development, Cleanliness and discipline, Work Habits, Physical Education/ Sports, Dance, Music and Art will also be assessed .
b) In Class V, students securing less than 33% marks in any of the core subjects (English , Hindi , Mathematics & EVS ) will not be promoted to class VI and will repeat class V as per the DOE policy of ‘Essential Repeat’
c) For more details please refer to the DOE circular put up on the school website stating the latest guidelines by Directorate of Education for examination and promotion for classes III to VIII w.e.f. academic session 2024-2025 .

Senior Wing

SCHEME OF ASSESSMENT AND PROMOTION NORMS

Classes: VI – XII (2024-2025)

Pattern, Weightage & Duration of the above exams will be as per the latest guidelines issued by CBSE

Minimum 33% in each subject must be secured in each Term and in the final assessment for promotion to the next higher class.

All students are required to complete 75% of attendance to make him/her eligible to take the examination.

FOR CLASSES VI – VIII

One Periodic test will be conducted in each term i.e. a total of two Periodic Tests in the academic year.
Yearly syllabus is divided into two terms for Classes VI – VIII. The syllabus covered in Term I will also be tested in the Final exam.

Weightage For Final Assessment

		Maximum Marks	Weightage	Total
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT	Periodic Test I	20	5	100
	Periodic Test II	20	5
	Portfolio	5	5
	Multiple Assessments	5	5
	Project Based Activity	5	5
	Subject Enrichment Activity	5	5
	Attendance	5	5
TERM END EXAM	Half Yearly Examination	60	20
TERM END EXAM	Annual Examination	60	50

In Class VIII, students securing less than 33% marks in any of the core subjects will not be promoted to class IX and will repeat class VIII as per the DOE policy of ‘Essential Repeat’

Subjects Offered : (Scholastic) – English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Computer, III Language (Sanskrit).

Co-Scholastic Activities : Grading on a Three Point Scale (A – C)

Work Education (Students will opt for any one from the above given options)
Art Education
Health and Physical Education /Yoga/Health & Well Being
Social and Emotional skills
Computer
General Knowledge

FOR CLASS IX

Subjects: English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science

Criteria of Assessment:

- Internal Assessment: 20%
- Mid- term and Final term exam: 80%

Internal Assessment

Portfolio
Multiple Assessment
Subject Enrichment Activities
Periodic Assessment

Term I: PT – I , Mid Term Examination
Term II: PT – II, PT – III, Annual Examination

Co-Scholastic Activities : Class IX

[Grading on a 5 point scale (A-E)]

- Art Education (Students will opt for any one from the given options)
- Health & Physical Education (which includes work experience) (Subject to change as per latest CBSE guidelines.)

FOR CLASS X

Subjects: English, Hindi, Mathematics(Standard / Basic), Science, Social Science

Criteria of Assessment:

- 20% Internal Assessment + 80% Board Exams

Internal Assessment

Portfolio
Multiple Assessments
Subject Enrichment Activities
Periodic Tests
Term I: PT – I , Mid Term Examination(PT – II)
Term II: PT – III, PRE – BOARD Examination

Co-Scholastic Activities : Class X

[Grading on a 5 point scale (A-E)]

- Art Education
- Health & Physical Education (which includes work experience (Subject to change as per latest CBSE guidelines.)

FOR CLASS XI

Term I: PT – I , Mid Term Examination
Term II: PT – II , PT – III And Annual Examination

Subject to change as per latest CBSE guidelines.

Class XII
SUBJECT TO CBSE GUIDELINES

Term I: PT – I , Mid Term Examination(PT – II)
Term II: PRE – BOARD – I & II Examination

CLASSES XI & XII

Attendance Requirement:

All students are required to complete 75% of attendance to be eligible to take the examination.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS AND PASS CRITERIA

All India Senior School Certificate Examination : XII

The Board conducts examination in all subjects except General Studies, Work Experience, Physical and Health Education, which will be assessed internally by the school.
Pattern, weightage and duration of the Board exams will be as per the latest guidelines issued by CBSE. In subjects requiring practical examination, there will be a theory paper and practical examinations as required.
In Work experience, General Studies and Physical and Health Education, the School will maintain cumulative records of student’s periodical achievements and progress during the year.
In order to be declared as having passed the examination, a candidate shall obtain a grade higher than E (i.e. at least 33% marks) in all the five subjects of external examination in the main or at the end of the compartmental examination. The pass marks in each subject of external examination shall be 33%. In case of a subject involving practical work a candidate must obtain 33% marks in theory and 33% marks in practical separately in addition to 33% marks in aggregate in order to qualify in that subject.