Sri Kanna Public School

Examination & Tests

At Sri Kanna Public School, we follow a systematic and transparent evaluation process to assess the academic progress of every student. Our examination system is designed to encourage consistent learning, discipline, and self-improvement, rather than mere memorization.

Examination Pattern

Terminal Examinations: Three major terminal examinations are conducted in September, December, and April.
Mid-Term Tests: Regular mid-term assessments are conducted from July to February to monitor continuous progress.
Unit Tests & Class Assessments: Short tests, class assignments, and project-based evaluations are carried out to strengthen conceptual understanding.

Promotion Policy

A student’s promotion to the next class is based on overall performance throughout the year, not just a single exam.
Equal weightage is given to class tests, term exams, assignments, and attendance.
Regularity in studies and discipline are crucial in determining progress.

Rules & Guidelines

Students must attend all examinations punctually; no special tests or re-exams will be conducted for absentees.
Results once declared are final and will not be reconsidered under any circumstances.
Students absent for exams must provide a valid reason or medical certificate to the school authorities.
Parents are encouraged to review their child’s progress regularly and attend parent-teacher meetings scheduled after each term exam.

Objective of Assessments

To identify each student’s strengths and areas that require improvement.
To prepare students for competitive exams like NTSE, Olympiads, NEET, and JEE.
To instill the habit of self-study, time management, and accountability.
To help teachers adopt teaching strategies suited to individual learning needs.

Our Belief

Examinations at Sri Kanna Public School are not just about marks — they are about measuring growth, building confidence, and preparing students for real-life challenges.