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Examinations Rules

  • CBSE Board has introduced Comprehensive and Continuous Evaluation system as a new method for evaluating the performance of the students. Accordingly, in the academic session there will be two terms (April to September and October to March). In April to September there will be two formative assessments/unit tests and main written examination. In October to March there will be two formative assessments/unit tests and final examination. Hence there will be main two written examination and 4 formative assessments/unit tests for Class I-XI. It is compulsory for the students to appear for the formative/unit tests and written examination because the performance of the student is evaluated throughout the year.
  • No leave, other than medical leave, is normally sanctioned during the Terminal/unit Tests. Application for medical leave should be duly supported by a medical certificate from a Registered M.B.B.S. Doctor and submitted to the Principal.
  • The Medical certificate should be submitted before the close of the examination so that appropriate entries may be made in the School records. Medical Certificate will not be accepted after the last day of the examination.
  • If a student remains absent for any of the Tests/Examinations/Evaluations on medical ground with the permission of the Principal, promotion to next class may be granted based n the student’s year’s performance.
  • Any other leave applied for and taken during the examination will be at the risk of the parents and will not be taken into consideration determining promotion.
  • Examination shall not be anticipated or postponed for individual students for any reason whatsoever.
  • Candidates will be disqualified, if they are detected in giving or obtaining or attempting to give or obtain unfair assistance at the examinations, or are found to have in their possession while in the examination hall any book , notes or incriminating material. They should have the correct question paper and answer paper supplied in the examination hall. All unused answer sheets should be submitted to the staff invigilator.
  • On examination days, no servant, parent, guardian is permitted to enter the Examination Hall/room on any excuse. Examinees will not be permitted to leave the Examination Hall unit the paper is submitted to the Staff invigilator.