Examinations Rules

• Students absent from an examination for any reason whatsoever are not reexamined. They are promoted or detained according to the year's work.
• Absence from the entire examination, unless formally condoned, involves loss of marks. Absence from one or more subjects involves the loss of marks for those subjects and excludes the students from being considered in the order of merit or rank in the examinat ion. Student s found absenting themselves from the examination for unjustified reasons are given no marks and marked absent.
• Students found resorting to unfair means in an examination or test, besides being marked ?zero' in that subject, may not be allowed to appear for the remaining examinations of that term.

• There will be periodic tests. Two exams and periodic tests will be held for classes 1 to 10 and the grades should be entered in this handbook. FPromotion from one standard to another will be made at the end of the school year based on the student's performance.

Students found resorting to unfair means in an examination or test, besides being marked ?zero' in that subject, may not be allowed to appear for the remaining examination of that term.

Candidates should not carry any instruction leaflets, bags, electronics or radio communication or recording devices including mobile telephones in their bags.

Correcting fluids or highlighters or similar items must not be used.

Candidates need to –

• Listen to the instructions given by the invigilator
• Inform the invigilator at once if they feel that they have not been given the right question paper.
• Report to the invigilator if a page is missing from the question paper.
• Report carefully the instructions printed on the questions paper.
• Fill in the details required on the front page of the page
• All rough work must be done on the examination stationery only. State ?Rough Work' on the top of the sheet.
• Student must carry their writing material in a transparent pouch only.