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CBSE Mandatory Disclosure

Evaluation Systems

Evaluation is a systematic process of collecting, analyzing and interpreting evidences of student's progress and achievement both in cognitive and non-cognitive areas of learning. As evaluation has to be humane in nature and must facilitate all round development of students, the data collected will be analyzed in three different ways – firstly by assessing the students' progress with reference to their own selves (self referenced) secondly with reference to the criteria set by their teacher (criteria referenced) and thirdly, with reference to the progress made by their peer groups (norms referenced).

The students will be assessed by the subject teachers on continuous and comprehensive basis, based on specific criterias like Class Notes & Note Book, Activities, Project Work, Attitudes, Behaviour, Attendance, Quiz, etc., in accordance with guidelines prescribed by CBSE, New Delhi. Grades will be given to students based on their performance in the field of academics and participation in all the co-curricular areas.

Grade Type of Exam Details of Exam Subjects to be Assessed Graded Subjects (as applicable)
I & II No formal exam system, only continuous thematic assessment in each term Monthly Written Assessment of 30 Marks English, Hindi, Maths, EVS & different co-scholastic areas All subjects /skills are graded.

Evaluation for Grade III - X

A new Evaluation system has been incorporated for Grade-III to X for the purpose of gradient learning. Four test will be conductedin an academic session, i.e. pre-mid term test, mid term test, post-midterm test and the final exam with portion of syllabus cumulatively covered. The gradual increase portion of content would prepare student to acquire confidence for appearing in the final exam.

Evaluation for Grade III - V

Term Course Duration Number of working days Portion to be included Marks Exam Dates
Quarterly (Pre-mid exam) 4th April to 15th July 51 50% of 1st Term syllabus 30 08-07-24 to 15-07-24
Half Year (Mid Term exam) 16th July to 30th September 55 100% of 1st Term syllabus 60 17-09-24 to 30-09-24
Pre-Annual (Post-mid exam) 1st October to 30th December 52 50% of 2nd Term syllabus 30 20-12-24 to 30-12-24
Annual 31st December to 15th March 60 100% of 2nd Term syllabus 60 01-03-25 to 15-03-25

Evaluation for Grade VI - X

Term Course Duration Number of working days Portion to be included Marks Exam Dates
Quarterly (Pre-mid exam) 4th April to 16th July 52 50% of 1st Term syllabus 40 08-07-24 to 16-07-24
Half Year (Mid Term exam) 17th July to 30th September 54 100% of 1st Term syllabus 80 17-09-24 to 30-09-24
Pre-Annual (Post-mid exam) 1st October to 30th December 52 50% of 2nd Term syllabus 40 20-12-24 to 30-12-24
Annual 31st December to 15th March 60 Grade VI: 10% of 1st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of 2nd term
Grade VII: 20% of 1st term covering significant topics+ entire syllabus of 2nd term.
Grade VIII: 30% of 1st term covering significant topics + entire syllabus of 2nd term
Grade IX: Full syllabus.
80 01-03-25 to 15-03-25
For Grade IX & X: Average of the best two tests out of pre-mid, mid and post-mid will be taken for final marks submission. (10+10=20/2=10 marks)