Exam & Test Calendar

Stay informed about all upcoming tests, exams, and assessments throughout the academic year. Plan your study schedule effectively with our comprehensive exam calendar.

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Academic Calendar

Complete view of all scheduled exams, tests, and academic events for Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams.

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April 2025

Exam Preparation Tips

Guidelines and advice to help you prepare effectively for your exams.

Create a Study Schedule

Plan your study time effectively by creating a realistic timetable that includes breaks and covers all subjects.

Active Learning Techniques

Use techniques like teaching concepts to others, flashcards, mind maps, and practice problems to engage with material actively.

Practice Past Papers

Solve previous years' question papers under timed conditions to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and improve time management.

Form Study Groups

Collaborate with classmates to discuss concepts, solve problems together, and fill knowledge gaps through peer teaching.

Prioritize Sleep

Ensure 7-8 hours of quality sleep, especially the night before exams. A well-rested mind performs better than one that is sleep-deprived.

Healthy Diet & Hydration

Maintain a balanced diet, stay hydrated, and include brain foods like nuts, fruits, and vegetables to optimize cognitive function.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about exams and assessments.

What happens if I miss an exam due to illness?

If you miss an exam due to illness, you must provide a medical certificate within 48 hours of the exam. Contact the examination coordinator to arrange for a make-up test. Make-up exams are typically scheduled within a week of the original examination date, subject to approval from the concerned faculty.

What items are prohibited in the examination hall?

The following items are strictly prohibited in the examination hall:

  • Mobile phones and electronic devices
  • Programmable calculators (unless specifically permitted)
  • Smart watches or fitness trackers
  • Unauthorized notes or study materials
  • Books (unless it's an open-book exam)
  • Any communication devices

Violation of these rules may result in disqualification from the exam and disciplinary action.

How are final grades calculated?

Final grades are calculated based on the following components:

  • Final Examination: 50%
  • Mid-Term Tests: 20%
  • Quizzes and Assignments: 15%
  • Practical/Lab Work: 10%
  • Class Participation: 5%

The exact weightage may vary slightly by subject and faculty. Refer to your course syllabus for specific details.

What is the procedure for reviewing exam papers after results?

Students can request to review their exam papers within one week after the result declaration. Follow these steps:

  1. Fill out the Exam Paper Review Request Form available at the academic office
  2. Submit the form to your subject teacher with the required fee
  3. The teacher will schedule a review session where you can examine your paper
  4. If you believe there's a grading error, you can submit an official reevaluation request

Note that the review is only for checking marking errors, not for negotiating grades.

Are calculators allowed in exams?

The calculator policy varies by subject:

  • Mathematics: Basic scientific calculators are allowed (non-programmable)
  • Physics: Scientific calculators without graphing or programming capabilities are permitted
  • Chemistry: Basic scientific calculators are allowed
  • Economics: Basic calculators only
  • Language subjects: No calculators allowed

Check with your subject teacher for specific model restrictions. All calculators will be inspected before the exam begins.

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