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SCHOOL TERM
Information to be given below:-
Academic session from April to March every year.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMME
» Primary (Classes I to V)
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Children step into the real world of academics and discipline. Great care is taken in appointing the faculty so that the foundation is strong and sustainable. In the Primary Classes the fundamental concepts of all the subjects are cleared so as to build a platform for the students to bring out their potential skills.
Subjects: English, Hindi, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Computer Education, General Knowledge and Moral Education, Drawing and Craft, Music & Dance, Indoor and outdoor games.
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» Middle School (Class VI to VIII)
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At this stage the children are groomed to grow up as more responsible citizens of the world, through a corps of highly dedicated & qualified team of teachers, with the latest teaching techniques and equipment’s. Round the year competitions and programmes are held with a strong emphasis on sports, debates, dramatics, quiz programmes etc.
Subjects: English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, General Science, Social Science, General Knowledge, Moral Education, Computer education. The students can also choose co-curricular activities based on their aptitude, abilities and liking. There is a wide range of options available from Art & Craft, Music & Dance, Indoor and Outdoor games.
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» Secondary (Class IX and X)
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We endeavor to provide a platform for students to interact with the communities they live in. Effective education and training in this information intensive world, must be based not only on the dissemination of existing knowledge and skills but on learning needed to facilitate the future needs of our society.
Subjects: English, Hindi / Sanskrit, Mathematics, General Science, Social Science and Computer Science.
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» Senior Secondary (Class XI and XII)
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Education in its most effective form has always been an exercise in interaction between students and the world around them. Along with the compulsory subjects students get to choose an optional subject. Before opting for any particular field, students are given career counseling where they get a chance to analyze themselves with the help of professionals from various fields so that they can focus on the right career choice for themselves.
Streams
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Compulsory Subjects
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Optional Subjects (Any One)
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Science
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English Core, Physics, Chemistry, Math/Bio
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I.P., C.Sc., Multimedia & Web Designing, Physical Education, Entrepreneurship, Math, Painting, Economics
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Commerce
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English Core, Accounts, Business Studies, Eco/Math
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I.P., C.Sc., Multimedia & Web Designing, Physical Education, Entrepreneurship, Math, Painting, Economics
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Humanities
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English Core, History, Political Science, Eco/ Math/ Entrepreneurship
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I.P., C.Sc., Multimedia & Web Designing, Physical Education, Entrepreneurship, Math, Painting, Economics
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EVALUATION PROCESS
Classes I to X – (i) Students will be assessed on Scholastic & Co- Scholastic basis. There will be two terminal examination. Each term will have Two Formative and One Summative test.
Term wise weightage of marks will be as follows:
First Term : FA1 (10%) + FA2 (10%) + SA1 (30%) = 50%
Second Term : FA1 (10%) + FA2 (10%) + SA2 (30%) = 50%
Formative Assessment : FA1 (10%)+FA2(10%)+FA3(10%) + FA4 (10%) = 40%
Summative Assessment : SA1 (30%) + SA2 (30%) = 60%
Classes XI & XII: Two terminal examination are conducted in an academic year, i.e. Term I and Term II. There will be one unit test in each term. Promotion criteria from XI to XII is 50% marks. In Grade XII the final term exam will be the board exam conducted by CBSE.
» Examination Pattern
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Classes I toVIII– (i) Students will be assessed on Scholastic & Co- Scholastic basis . There will be two terminal examination . Each term will have Two Formative and One Summative test .
(ii) Every student is required to get a qualifying grade D or above in all the subjects for promotion to the next class.
Term wise weightage of marks will be as follows:
First Term : FA1 (10%) + FA2 (10%) + SA1 (30%) = 50%
Second Term : FA1 (10%) + FA2 (10%) + SA2 (30%) = 50%
Formative Assessment : FA1 (10%)+FA2(10%)+FA3(10%) + FA4 (10%) = 40%
Summative Assessment : SA1 (30%) + SA2 (30%) = 60%
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Examination Pattern IX to XII: Two terminal examination are conducted in an academic year, i.e. Term I and Term II The examination procedure will be as follows :
Written exam 80
Unit Tests 20
Presentations 60
File Work 40
Pass mark for each subject 50%
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