Examination & Promotion
Assessment structure, policies and promotion criteria
90% required for promotion exam
Maximum 2 failures allowed
Failure in 2 = Failed
Principal & Teachers meeting
Promotion Regulations
Rules & Policies
Promotion depends on the student's performance throughout the year and not merely on marks scored in the final examination.
Reports of terminal examination and unit tests are given in the student's report cards. Parents/Guardian should sign them regularly and follow the progress of their children/wards. A student found with report unsigned will not be admitted in the class.
Promotion is decided at the meeting of the Principal and the Teachers concerned. Hence results are final and cannot be re-considered. Final Examination answer scripts shall not be shown.
No student will be allowed to repeat the same class for a third time. A student who fails twice in three consecutive years is considered as withdrawn from the school.
A student who fails in any two major subjects is considered to have failed.
No student will be allowed to sit for the promotion examination if the attendance during the year is below 90%.
Assessment Structure
Examination Types
Unit Tests
Regular unit tests conducted throughout the year to track continuous progress and identify areas for improvement.
Terminal Exams
Comprehensive terminal examinations assessing the syllabus covered in each academic term.
Final Promotion
Year-long performance evaluation conducted by Principal and Teachers for final promotion decision.
Parent/Guardian Responsibilities
- Sign report cards regularly
- Monitor child's academic progress
- Unsigned reports = No class admission
Important Restrictions
- No re-evaluation of results
- Answer scripts not shown
- No third attempt in same class
"Promotion is a comprehensive evaluation of the student's entire year's performance, not just the final examination marks."
Results are final after the meeting of Principal and Teachers concerned