Examination System

School Awards

Criteria for Academic Awards for the Year 2024-2025
The eligibility criteria for being declared a SCHOLAR is as follows:
Minimum Attendance	80% for Classes VI-X	75% for Classes XI-XII

Scholastic Areas
Classes VI-VIII	85% and above in all subjects including the 3rd language
Classes IX-X	85% and above in all five academic subjects.
Class XI	80% and above in all five academic subjects
Class XII	8-Years Scholar (from Class IV to Class XI in succession) and securing 90% and above in four main subjects and 85% and above in English in the Board Exams (AISSCE).

Co- Scholastic Areas
Classes VI- XII	The student must score a minimum Grade A in each: SEWA project/ Work Experience/ Art Education/ Physical and Health Education/ Life Skills/ Attitudes/ Co- Scholastic Activities.

Note:

2020-2021(except class X and XII) and 2021-2022 (except class X and XII) will be considered as zero years for calculating 6 years, 8 years and 9 years scholar.
No proximity criterion will be applicable for the Board Results of Class X (AISSE) and XII (AISSCE). CBSE Board Result will be considered as final and binding.
Marks of the 6th subject will not be considered for the eligibility criteria for being declared a Scholar.
The school shall be the custodian of the declared awards for a period of one academic year from the date of Annual Award Ceremony (Scholar Badge Ceremony) for the respective class.

The following students will not be eligible for receiving any Academic Award:

A student who is guilty of breaching the school rules and indulging in misconduct such as indiscipline, bullying, fighting, cheating, using foul/ abusive language, etc.
A student who is found in possession of mobile phone and smart watch in school.
A student who has appeared for any Retest/ Re Exam.

Criteria for being considered as a Scholar for New Admissions:

Only students of Delhi Public Schools (core/ satellite) are eligible.
The student will be eligible for any academic accolade only after completing one academic year at DPS Mathura Road.
He/ she must submit the following documents with a covering letter to the Class Rep by July 31, 2024
Photocopy of Result of the qualifying class issued by the last school attended; in case of Class X, Mark Sheet issued by CBSE.
Copy of all the previous Scholar Certificates received from the school last attended.
The academic achievements of the student in his/her past school collected above will be considered to determine the number of scholar years of the students since he/she joined DPS Mathura Road.

(Decision of the School Committee is final and binding.)

Accolades given to students:
Gown	Students receiving Scholar Badge for three consecutive years are given a Blue Blazer made to their size by the school./td>
Gold Medal	Students receiving Scholar Badge for six consecutive years are given a Gold Medal along with a Blue Blazer made to their size by the school.
Silver Medal	Students receiving Scholar Badge for six years with a one year gap are given a Silver Medal along with a Blue Blazer made to their size by the school. The Silver Medalist will not receive a Gold Medal on becoming a scholar for six years.
Gold Medal at 9 Years	Students of Class XII who have been scholars for eight years in succession are given a Gold Medal, provided they secure 90% and above in all the academic subjects in the Board Exams (AISSCE).

Note:

For calculation of years for the above-mentioned accolades the zero years will not be considered.
Gown: Students receiving Scholar Badge for three consecutive years (the pre- pandemic scholar year and the following years with offline examination in school will be considered as scholar years).
Gold Medal: Students receiving Scholar Badge for six consecutive years (four consecutive years after considering the fifth and sixth years as zero years).
Gold Medal at 9 Years: Students eligible for the accolade would receive at 8 years, as the pandemic year will be considered as Zero Year.

Career Guidance & Counselling

Career Guidance

Delhi Public School, Mathura Road not only aims at preparing students academically but also in guiding them towards a rewarding and satisfying career. It is imperative for students to identify their aptitudes, interests, career goals and aspirations to make them take well-informed decisions regarding their higher education. To help students in this task, the school has commissioned a student counsellor, who is a part of the school’s faculty for the purpose of guiding and counselling students for higher studies. Students are counselled on:

Career options, Stream Selection
Finalizing on course and country where the student wants to and can study
International Universities and top colleges study destinations (USA, UK, Canada, Singapore and other popular destinations)
Guidance on preparation of various competitive exams and tests
Timelines and deadlines
Finalization of Colleges to apply to and creation of backup options
How to choose between final options - Admission
Scholarships & funding options

Career Counselling Club

The School’s Career Counselling Club - Lakshya organises an Annual Career Symposium and a Career Fair to make students aware about and update them on the changes taking place in the higher education system, new trends etc. The club has organised various events, workshops, seminars, and webinars from time to time to generate awareness amongst students to help them make informed career choices. Many of our school alumni have been placed in top universities in India as well as abroad through these services.

To manage all the senior students who intend to pursue higher education abroad in a systematic manner a WhatsApp Group - “Study Abroad” has been created on which regular updates related to various offline and online events related to career guidance including university virtual tours, career fairs and symposiums are shared with the students.

For further queries students can contact the school Career Counsellor -

Ms. Astha Mahajan at:

Stream Choices

Class XI (2024-25) - Internal Candidates
Stream	Code	Subjects Offered					Eligibility Criteria
		Sub-1	Sub-2	Sub-3	Sub-4	Sub-5
		Compulsory
Science Stream (Non-Medical Group)	01	English	Physics	Chem.	Maths	Comp. Sci. / Eco / P.E.	Minimum Marks 71% in both Maths & Science
Science Stream (Medical Group)	02	English	Physics	Chem.	Biology	Maths / P.E. / Psycho. / I.T. (NSQF) F.S. (NSQF) / Food Production (NSQF) Painting	Minimum Marks 71% in both Maths & Science
Commerce Stream (With Maths)	03	English	Accountancy	B.St.	Eco.	Maths	Minimum Marks 71% in Maths & 61% in SST / Science
Commerce Stream (Without Maths)	04	English	Accountancy	B.St.	Eco. / P.E.	P.E. / Painting / I.T. (NSQF) / F.S. (NSQF) / Food Production (NSQF) / Applied Mathematics	Minimum Marks 61% in Maths & 51% in SST / Science
Humanities Stream	05	English	Hist. / Geo. / Eco.	Pol. Sci. / Socio. / Food Prod. (NSQF)	Eco. / L.St / P.E.	Maths / Painting / Psycho. / P.E. / I.T.(NSQF) / F.S (NSQF) / Food Production (NSQF) / Applied Mathematics	Humanities with Maths- Minimum Marks 71% In Maths Humanities without Maths as per choice Humanities with Applied Maths. Minimum Marks 61% in Maths
Chem. - Chemistry Comp. Sci. - Computer Science L.St - Legal Studies P.E. - Physical Education Psycho. - Psychology Hist. - History B.St. - Business Studies Pol. Sci. - Political Science Socio - Sociology I.T. - Information Technology (NSQF) Geog. - Geography Eco - Economics F.S. - Fashion Studies (NSQF)

Important Note:

• For more information regarding NSQF subjects, kindly visit the CBSE website: http://www.cbseacademic.nic.in/skill-education.html

Teachers' Enrichment Programme

Programmes conducted at school
Date	Topic of the Workshop	Conducted by	Name of the Resource Person	No. of Participants
16/05/2024	Storytelling as Pedagogy	Master Storyteller & Founder - Director, Kathashala	Ms. Simi Srivastava	97
20/05/2024	Cyber Safety & Security	TGT Computer Sc.	Ms. Maninder Kaur	97
21/06/2024	Yoga Session on the occasion of International Yoga	TGT Yoga	Mr. Avinash Grover	For Administrative Staff members
28/06/2024	Staff Meeting and Workshop on Sensitivity in Teachers for Teachers of Pre-School and Pre-Primary	PRT Counsellor Special Educator	Ms. Shradha Saran and Ms. Mehak Kapoor	92

Teachers Deputed for CBSE Capacity Building Programmes/other Programmes
Date	Venue	Topic	Attended by
05/04/2024	DAV Public School, Sreshtha Vihar, Delhi	SAFAL Training for nodal IT Teachers for schools under the jurisdiction of Regional Office, Delhi (East)	Ms. Maninder Kaur
06/04/2024	MBS Intl. School Sect.-11 Dwarka	CBSE Training programme for Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies	Ms. Tripti Singh
13/04/2024	Central Academy International School, Sector 10 Dwarka	CBSE Training programme for Theory of Knowledge	Ms. S Poornima
19/04/2024 & 20/04/2024	Shreeram World School Section-10 Dwarka	CBSE Training programme for Competency Based Assessment (Secondary Level )- Mathematics	Ms. Neena Wason
20/04/2024	VBS Rohini	AS RP to conduct CBP on Cyber Security & Safety	Ms. Maninder Kaur
20/04/2024	Vanasthali Public School	CBSE Training programme for National Education Policy 2020	Ms. Renu Gupta
25/04/2024	PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry	Conference for promoting Sports & Physical Education in CBSE Schools in collaboration with SPEFL-SC	Mrs. Amit Kaur Sachdeva, Mr. Vikas Dutt
26/04/2024	Lal Bahadur Shastri Smark JAVM Sr Sec School	CBSE Training programme for Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies	Ms. Neha Shrivastav, Ms. Rina Yadav
27/04/2024	B P Guru Harkrishan Pub. School	CBSE Training programme for Happy Classroom	Ms. Asma Nikhat
27/04/2024	Hemnani Public School Lajpat Nagar	CBSE Training programme for National Curriculum Framework- Foundational Stage	Ms. Gunjan Malik
30/04/2024	Ratan Jee Modern School Tanki Road Shakti Vihar Badapu	CBSE Training programme for Values Education	Ms. Poonam Trikha, Ms. Anu Walia Bhalla
30/04/2024	CBSE, Academic Unit, Shiksha Sadan	Meeting to review the Sample Question Paper of Legal Studies for the academic session 2024-25	Ms. Disha Grover
06/05/2024	CBSE Academic Unit, Shiksha Sadan	Meeting to review the Sample Question Paper of Japanese for academic session 2024-25	Ms. Ruchi Jain
09/05/2024 & 10/05/2024	CBSE Office, 17-Rouse Avenue, Delhi	Meeting of subject-experts of Commerce	Ms.Disha Grover
10/05/2024 & 24/05/2024	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)	Live discussion programs on the Subject of 'Science' through live telecast	Ms. Surabhi Bhargav
11/05/2024	Gurkul The School	CBSE Training programme for Geography (Senior Secondary)- Two days	Ms. Aruna Sharma
26/06/2024	Right Side Story	POCSO Compliance training	Ms. Mehak Kapoor
29/06/2024	Queen Global International School	CBSE Training programme for Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies	Ms. Ritika Mishra, Ms.Kanika Arora
29/06/2024	Happy School, Padam Chand Marg, Daryaganj	Reported as Resource Person Capacity Building Programme offline (CBP) on Use of Artificial Intelligence in Classrooms	Ms. Maninder Kaur
04/07/2024	Deputy Director of Education District-South East	Virtual training regarding Screening and identification for 21 disabilities mentioned in the RPWD Act 2016 through “PRASHAST” App/Checklist	Ms. Astha, Mr. Md Ehsanul, Ms. Mehak, Ms. Shradha
06/07/2024	Presentation Convent School, SP Mukherjee Marg, Chandni Chowk	Reported as Resource Person Capacity Building Programme offline (CBP) on Use of Artificial Intelligence in Classrooms	Ms. Maninder Kaur
12/07/2024	District Incharge South East District, School Health Scheme , Directorate General of Health Services, Department of Health and Family Welfare,Govt NCT of Delhi	Google meet on Mop up day (UNAIDED SCHOOLS)	Ms. Rijuta Khanna
22/07/2024 to 25/07/2024	CBSE Office, 17-Rouse Avenue	Capacity Building Programmes (CBPs) for teachers teaching Artificial Intelligence in Class X	Ms. Monika Sethi

Teachers Deputed for HRDC Meeting/Workshop
Date	Topic	Online/ Offline	Attended by
05/04/2024 to 07/04/ 2024	In-Person Residential Programme In Communication	Offline – 3 days	Ms. Vineeta Batra
15/04/2024	Reading Aloud and Oral Skills	Online	Ms. Sneh Lata Kaushik, Ms. Sunali Suri
18/04/2024	Learning with Oral Narratives	Online	Ms. Kamna Arora, Ms. Navpreet Sahota, Ms. Enakshi Arora
24/04/2024 & 25/04/ 2024	Drama as a Communication Tool (Part 1) & (Part 2)	Online	Ms. Rani Jha, Ms. Seema Gambhir
29/04/2024	Harmony in Movement	Online	Ms. Monika Mishra, Ms. Monika Negi
01/05/2024	Assessment at the Primary Level (Classes I - V)	Online	Ms. Manisha Varma, Ms. Anshu Anurupa, Ms. Sneh Lata Kaushik, Ms. Kamna Arora
02/05/2024 & 03/05/ 2024	Alternative Strategies of Assessment (Classes VI - XII) (Day 1) & Day 2	Online	Ms. Jyoti Sharma, Ms. Anubha Mediratta, Ms Fauzia Umar, Ms. Mukta Midha, Ms. Vina Trivedi
06/05/2024	Formative Assessment- Process of Transformation (Classes VI - VIII)	Online	Ms. Simi Arora, Ms Indermeet Sachdeva, Ms. Anubha Mediratta, Ms. Harshita Bakshi
07/05/2024	Competency-Based Assessment (Classes VI-XII)	Online	Ms. Jyoti Sharma, Mr. Shiv Ratan Singh, Mrs. Anu Kumar, Ms. Disha Grover
08/05/2024	Operationalising Formative Assessment Classes VI-XII	Online	Ms. Anubha Mediratta, Ms Anisha Menon, Mr. Rajiv Sharma, Ms.Vandana Chakravarty
15/05/2024 -17/05/2024	Science Workshop : HRDC In Person Residential Programme	Offline – 3 days	Ms. Tripatpreet Kaur
20/06/2024 - 29/06/2024	Programme in Early Childhood Care and Education	Offline – 10 days	Ms. Ritu Raheja
09/07/2024 - 13/07/2024	In Person Residential Training Programme - Mathematics	Offline – 5 days	Ms. Neena Wason