Assessment • Preparation • Progress

Examinations at St. Paul’s Public School

Examinations are an important part of the academic formation of students. They help children revise systematically, evaluate their progress, develop discipline and prepare themselves for future academic responsibilities.

Examination Pattern

Class-Wise Examination Structure

For Classes 1–8
  • Periodic Test I
  • Half Yearly Examination
  • Periodic Test II
  • Yearly Examination
For Class 9
  • Periodic Test I
  • Periodic Test II
  • Periodic Test III
  • Model Exam 1
  • Annual Examination
For Class 10
  • Periodic Test I
  • Periodic Test II
  • Periodic Test III
  • Model Exam 1
  • Model Exam 2
For Classes XI
  • Monthly Examination
  • Term 1 Exam
  • Term 2 Exam
  • Annual Examination
For Classes XII
  • Monthly Examination
  • Term 1 Exam
  • Term 2 Exam
  • Model Exam
  • Board Examination
Examination

Examination System

The school conducts examinations and assessments according to the academic plan. Examination schedules, portions and instructions will be communicated through the school diary, academic calendar, circulars or official notices.

Preparation and Responsibility

Students are expected to prepare sincerely, revise regularly, complete assignments on time and approach examinations with honesty and confidence. Parents are requested to guide children in maintaining a regular study routine.

Examination Conduct

Students must maintain silence and discipline during examinations. They should reach school on time, bring the required writing materials and follow all instructions given by the invigilators and school authorities.

Plus Two Course

Admission to Class XI is based on merit. Internal examinations are conducted by the school. Promotion is based on the average marks of the First, Second and Third Terminal Examinations. As per CBSE norms, a candidate must obtain 33% marks in all subjects to pass Class XI. Relaxation, if any, is at the discretion of the Management.

Examination Rules at a Glance

  1. Students must reach school on time on examination days.
  2. Students should bring all required stationery and permitted materials.
  3. Silence and discipline must be maintained in the examination hall.
  4. Students should write the examination honestly and independently.
  5. Any form of malpractice or unfair means is strictly prohibited.
  6. Students must follow the instructions of the invigilator.
  7. Parents are requested to avoid unnecessary leave during examination days.
Exam Journey

From Preparation To Progress

01
Listen & Learn

Attend classes regularly, listen carefully and complete classwork and homework on time.

02
Revise & Practise

Revise lessons daily, practise written answers and clarify doubts before the examination.

03
Write With Honesty

Write examinations sincerely, independently and with confidence.

04
Review The Result

Understand the marks, identify mistakes and learn how to improve.

05
Improve Continuously

Use every examination as a step towards better learning, discipline and growth.

Important Note

Examination dates, portions and detailed instructions will be communicated through the school diary, academic calendar, circulars or official notices.