CLASSES
The School caters for classes from VI to XII under the 10+2scheme of Education, and is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. Admissions are made in classes VI and IX only.
CURRICULUM
The School prepares the students for the following examinations
(a) All India Secondary School Examination (Std. X) conducted by the CBSE, New Delhi. The medium of instruction is English. While English and Hindi are compulsory subjects, an option has to be exercised between Manipuri and Sanskrit upto class VIII. Other main subjects taught upto class X are Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Life Science, History and Civics, Economics, Geography, SUPW, Health & Physical Education as prescribed by the CBSE.
(b) All India Senior School Certificate Examination (Std. XII) conducted by the CBSE, New Delhi. The school caters for the SCIENCE STREAM only and the subjects taught are English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
(c) The Union Public Service Commission Examination for admission to the National Defence Academy.
COMPUTER EDUCATION
The School does not offer Computer as an elective subject to the students. However, adequate knowledge in computer is imparted to each student during his stay in the school. All students get ample opportunity to handle computers and gain knowledge about the latest hardware and software. The School at present has well equipped computer laboratory with 25 computers and few more are likely to be added soon.
PRIVATE TUITION
Private tuitions in school are not permitted. Special tutorial classes are arranged to pay individual attention to academically weak boys. Parents are, however, advised to arrange for intensive coaching of their wards during the vacations to help them in further improving their knowledge.
EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS
The examination system consists of two term tests held in the months of Aug-Sep and Nov-Dec respectively, followed by the annual examination at the end of the academic session. Progress reports are sent to the parents immediately after the tests are over. Those students who do not show satisfactory progress are warned at the end of each exam, and their parents/guardians are also informed. Special attention is thereafter given to these students by conducting remedial extra classes.
PROMOTION
The minimum marks required for promotion to next class are 40% in each subject and 50% in aggregate. If a student fails, he is withdrawn from the school.
LIBRARY
A repository of knowledge, having more than 10,000 books, with a separate reference section having select books and encyclopedias cater to the needs of students of all classes. The reading section subscribes to many leading Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals. The school also provides inter.net facility to explore the global information and gain latest knowledge. |
