At this level, curriculum as set by CBSE is strictly followed
Weightage Criteria for Promotion
Class XI students are evaluated on the basis of Unit Tests, Mid Term Exam and Annual Exam
| Term |
UT-1 |
Mid TermExamination |
UT-2 |
Annual Examination |
Total |
| Weightage |
5% |
40% |
5% |
50 % |
100 |
| SCHOLASTIC |
|
| GRADE BAND |
GRADE |
| 1st 1/8 of Student |
A1 |
| 2nd 1/8 of Student |
A2 |
| 3rd 1/8 of Student |
B1 |
| 4th 1/8 of Student |
B2 |
| 5th 1/8 of Student |
C1 |
| 6th 1/8 of Student |
C2 |
| 7th 1/8 of Student |
D1 |
| 8th 1/8 of Student |
D2 |
| FAILED |
E |
| NON- SCHOLASTIC |
|
| GRADE |
LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE |
| O |
Outstanding |
| A |
Excellent |
| B |
Good |
| C |
Average |
| D |
Need Improvement |
PROMOTION POLICY
1. For a regular course of study, a student should have atleast 80% of attendance.
2. The student must pass separately in theory and practical exam for promotion to class XII.
3. A student should secure at least 40% marks in total in theory as well as practicals for promotion to class XII.
4. XII class examinations would be conducted as per the CBSE norms during the month of March every year.