The program covers the school curriculum of the following subjects for the classes VIII, IX and X :

• Mathematics
• Sciences (Physics; Chemistry; Biology)
• Social Studies
• English

The course will commence in April and will continue till the student appears for his/her final examinations at school for the academic year.

The Evaluation System for Class X from the academic year 2017-18:

1. Scholastic Area:

   	Board Exam	Internal Assessment	Total Marks
   Max. Marks	80	20	100
   Qualifing Marks	33% of 80	33% of 20	33% of 100

   (a) Board Exam (80 Marks):

   • Subjects: Languages 1 and 2, Science, Mathematics, Social Science and an additional subject (any other Language)

   • Syllabus: The entire syllabus of Class X

   • Marks & Grades: 9-point grading system as followed by the Board in Class XII.

   (b) Internal Assessment (20 Marks):

   (i) Periodic Tests (10 Marks)

   • Three tests in each of the Subjects - Languages 1 and 2, Science, Mathematics, Social Science and an additional Subject (any other Language)

   • 1. Pre Mid-term
     2. Mid-term
     3. Post Mid-term

     The portion for these tests will be covered cumulatively

   • Average of the best of two tests will be considered.

   (ii) Notebook Submission (5 Marks)

   • Regularity
   • Maintaining neatness of Notebooks
   • On time assignment completion
     (This activity is aimed to ctreate seriousness in students towards maintaining notes/assignments given by the teachers)

   (iii) Subject Enrichment Activities (5 Marks)

   Subject	Activity/Activities
   Language 1, 2 and an additional subject(any other language)	Speaking and Listening Skills
   Science	Practical Lab Work
   Mathematics	Maths Practical Lab
   Social Science	Map Work and Project Work

   (This activity is aimed to develop understanding and application skills of the students)

   Assessment for Additional Subjects

   Additional Subjects(other than languages)
   Subject	Marks
   	Board Exam	Internal Assessment (Practical Exam)
   Home Science	75	25
   FIT/ICT	40	60
   Elements of Bussiness	100	Not Applicable
   Elements of Book - Keeping & Accountancy	100	Not Applicable
   E-Publishing & e-office English or Hindi	30	70
   Painting	100	Not Applicable
   Camatic Music	25	75
   Hindustan Music	25	75
   NCC	70	30

2. Co-Scholastic Activities:

   • Activity: Work Education (OR) Pre-Vocational Education

   • Grades: A to E on a five-point scale
     (These are aimed to develop a sense of community service and to develop sef-reliance)

   The Evaluation System for Class IX from the academic year 2017-18:

   The examination pattern and the assessment process for class IX will be similar to that of class X. The report card for class IX will be issued by the respective schools but similar to class X.

   Grades: The grade scale for Scholastic Assessment is as follows:

   Marks	Grade
   91 - 100	A1
   81 - 90	A2
   71 - 80	B1
   61 - 70	B2
   51 - 60	C1
   41 - 50	C2
   33 - 40	D
   0 - 32	E(Failed)

   Co-Scholastic Activities:

   • Work Education (It is aimed at developing a sense of community service)
   • Art Education (Visual & Performing Arts)
   • Health and Physical Education (Sports/Martial Arts/Yoga/NCC etc.)
   • Grades: These activities will be graded on a three-point scale
     A – Outstanding
     B – Very Good
     C – Fair

   The Evaluation System for Class VI to VIII from the academic year 2017-18:

   The examination pattern and the assessment process for class VI to VIII is as follows:

   Term	Type of Assessment	Marks
   Term - 1	Periodic Assessment	20
   	Half - Yearly Exam	80
   	Total	100
   Term - 2	Periodic Assessment	20
   	Annual Exam	80
   	Total	100

   Term-I

   (a) Periodic Assessment (20 marks) consits of Periodic Tests, Note-Book submission and Subject Enrichment Activities.

   1. Each of the Periodic Tests will be conducted for 10 marks. The syllabus will be announced by the schools before the tests.
   2. Notebook Submission (5 Marks)
      • Regularity
      • Maintaining neatness of Notebooks
      • Assignment completion on time

      (This activity is aimed at ctreating seriousness in students towards maintaining notes/assignments given by the teachers)

   3. The Subject Enrichment is aimed at developing understanding and application skills of the students.
      

      Subject	Activity/Activities
      Language	Speaking & Listening Skills
      Science	Learning by Doing
      Mathematics	Maths Lab Practicals
      Social Science	Map Work & Project Work

   (b) Half-Yearly Exam: There will be a written exam on each of the subjects for 80 marks. The syllabus will be announced by the schools before the exam.

   Term-II

   (a) The procees of the Periodic Assessment (20 marks) for Term-II is same as that of Term-I.

   (b) Annual Exam: There will be a written exam on each of the subjects for 80 marks. The syllabus will be announced by the schools before the exam. The syllabus for the exam is as follows:

   Class	Syllabus for Annual Exam
   	Term - 1	Term - 1
   VI	10% of topics covered in term - 1	Entire Syllabus
   VII	20% of topics covered in term - 1	Entire Syllabus
   VIII	30% of topics covered in term - 1	Entire Syllabus

   Grades: The grade scale for Scholastic Assessment is as follows:

   Marks	Grade
   91 - 100	A1
   81 - 90	A2
   71 - 80	B1
   61 - 70	B2
   51 - 60	C1
   41 - 50	C2
   33 - 40	D
   0 - 32	E(Failed)

   Co-Scholastic Activities:

   • Work Education (It is aimed at developing a sense of community service)
   • Art Education (Visual & Performing Arts)
   • Health and Physical Education (Sports/Martial Arts/Yoga/NCC etc.)
   • Grades: These activities will be graded on a three-point scale
     A – Outstanding
     B – Very Good
     C – Fair

   Discipline: The factors which comes under this category are as follows:

   • Attendance
   • Sincerity
   • Behaviour
   • Values
   • Tidiness
   • Respectfulness towards rules and regulations
   • Attitude towards society, nation and others.
   • Discipline will be graded on a three-point scale
     A – Outstanding
     B – Very Good
     C – Fair

   Material Description: The list of the material (number of copies) for the classes 8, 9 and 10 is as follows:

   • Class 8: 10 study material booklets and 147 test papers.

   • Class 9: 10 study material booklets and 132 test papers.

   • Class 10: 10 study material booklets and 141 test papers.

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