PROMOTION POLICY FOR MIDDLE STAGE (VI TO VIII)
PROMOTION POLICY FOR MIDDLE STAGE (VI TO VIII)
PROMOTION POLICY FOR MIDDLE STAGE (VI TO VIII)
To be declared “Pass” at the end of the session for promotion to the next higher class, a student must secure at least 33% marks in each subject studied by him/her during the session. He/she must secure overall 33% marks, i.e., 33 marks out of 100. No detention policy will be followed for classes VI and VII, and no student will be held back in the same class.
A candidate not eligible to be declared "Pass" will be declared "Promoted" at the end of the session of a class provided he/she is entitled to grace marks
Discretionary grace marks, up to a maximum of 10 in total, shall be awarded to a student to help them reach the minimum required 33% of marks in each subject. However, the student must secure a minimum of 25% of marks in each subject in both the Mid Term and the Annual Examination (i.e., 18 marks out of 70) to be eligible for promotion.
Re-Examination
A candidate who appears in the Annual Examination can be declared eligible to appear for the Re-Examination in all the failing subject(s). Such a candidate will be eligible to appear in the subject(s) at a subsequent examination, to be held within a period of one month from the date of declaration of the result, known as the "Re-Examination."
The Distribution of 100 Marks is as follows: -
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INTERNAL ASESSMENT
(AVERAGE OF TERM-1 AND
TERM-2)
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20 MARKS
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PERIODIC TESTS
(AVERAGE OF PT-1 AND PT-2)
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10 MARKS
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RE- EXAMINATION
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70 MARKS
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TOTAL
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100 MARKS
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The Re-Examination will be conducted on the same syllabus and pattern as the Annual Examination. The weightage of marks obtained by the student in the Re-Examination will be proportionately calculated out of 70 marks.
To be declared "Pass" in the Re-Examination, a student must secure at least 25% of the marks in the subject(s) for which they have taken the Re-Examination, i.e., 18 marks out of 70. Additionally, the student must secure a minimum of 33% of the total marks, i.e., 33 marks out of 100, which includes the marks obtained in the Re-Examination (70 marks) plus the marks obtained in the internal assessment (20 marks).
No benefit of discretionary grace marks will be given to students appearing in the Re-Examination for promotion to the next higher class.
Criteria for Essential Repeat:
If a student does not secure at least 25% of the marks in the subject(s) for which they have taken the Re-Examination, or does not achieve a minimum of 33 out of 100 marks in those subject(s), or fails to appear for the Re-Examination, they will be placed in the category of "Essential Repeat" (ER).
A student of Class V who is not eligible for Pass, Promotion and placed in the categoryof "Essential Repeat" (ER) will be held back in the same class during the next session.
Co-scholastic Assessment
Co-scholastic Assessment will be done on the basis of the student’s performance in co- scholastic areas like Art, Good Reading, Dance, Music, Sports activities, GK & Computers on a3-point scale.
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GRADE
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CONNOTATION
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A
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OUTSTANDING
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B
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VERY GOOD
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C
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GOOD
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