1. Appearing in Unit Test I, II, III, Quarterly Examination, Half Yearly Examination, and Final Examination is mandatory. No examination will be conducted either before or after the scheduled date and time. Exam dates are decided in advance. The exam cannot be conducted on any other date/day for parents’ personal convenience/requirement.

2. If a student has not appeared in an examination, she/he will be marked absent and will be awarded a ZERO.

3. 75% attendance is a must for a student to appear for Final Examination. In case a student falls short of the mandatory attendance, then he/she will not be eligible to appear in the Final Examination. Please ensure that your ward fulfills attendance criteria.

Distribution of Marks in Final Examination

Subject Categories Subject(s) Theory weightage IA/Project/Practical/ALS weightage

Subjects with Internal Assessment/Practical of 20 marks – Mathematics 

Applied Mathematics 80 20
Subjects with Practical of 30 marks –

Physics 

Chemistry 

 Biology 

Psychology 

 Physical Education 70 30

Subjects with Project Work of 20 marks –

Economics 

 Business Studies 

 Accountancy 

Subjects with Assessments of Listening and Speaking Skills – English 80 20

ALS – Assessment in Listening and Speaking Skills
IA – Internal Assessment

Pattern of Examination

Unit Test 1,2,3,
Quarterly Examination
Half Yearly Examination
Final Examination

1. The Evaluation pattern shall be followed as per the latest CBSE guidelines.

2. It is mandatory to take ALS (Assessment of Listening and Speaking Skills) in English.

3. All projects and practical files of different subjects are to be submitted by defined dates.

Promotion Policy for Class – XI

– As per the Assessment structure and examination pattern of Class XI, students will be assessed on the entire syllabus of the Academic year. Promotion to the next class is subject to the following:

– In order to be promoted to the next class, a student needs to secure 33% in each subject in the final examination. If a student fails to secure the same in only one subject in the Final Examination, he/she will be eligible for a compartment examination. If a student fails to secure 33% in two or more subjects in the Final Examination, the student will have to repeat the class.

– In order to be promoted to the next class, a student needs to secure 33% in theory as well as practical/project separately.

– Students will have to secure 33% in a subject in the compartment exam to be promoted to the next higher class.

– The syllabus of the compartment examination in a subject will be the same as that in the Final Examination. There is only ONE ATTEMPT for qualifying for the Compartment Exam. There will not be any second Compartment Exam under any circumstance and reasons (medical or otherwise).

– Unfair Means: Students found using any unfair means during any of the examinations will be awarded zero in that subject.