QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTION
- Promotion depends on the child’s performance.
- Reports of Quarterly Assessment are given in the student’s report card. Parents or guardians should sign them regularly and follow the progress of the children. A child found with her report card unsigned will not be admitted to the class.
- Promotion is decided at the meeting of the Principal and cannot be re-considered. Final Examination answer scripts shall not be shown.
- No student will be allowed to repeat the same class for the third year. A student who fails twice in two consecutive years is considered as withdrawn from the school.
- A pupil who fails in any one of the major/core subjects or in two minor subjects is considered to have failed. No student is allowed to fail in English.
- No Pupil will be allowed to sit for promotion examination if the attendance during the year is below 80%.
- In all questions of promotion or failure, the decision of the School Authorities is final.
- At the end of the academic year, the average mark of all the three terms in every subject will be taken to declare the final result (qualifying marks will be 40% in each subject, SCERT)
- Failing in more than two subjects after working out the average marks of all the three examinations will be considered as Needs Improvement (SCERT).
- No examination or class tests will be conducted for the absentees on any reason and will not be anticipated or postponed.