Secondary & A Level

Secondary and A-Level assessments evaluate students’ ability to comprehend, analyze, and express ideas effectively in their chosen language. These examinations are structured to reflect increasing academic rigor and prepare students for national-level assessments.

The assessment components may include written papers, comprehension exercises, and oral examinations, depending on the level. Performance at these stages supports students’ academic progression and readiness for higher education pathways.

Secondary 1

Secondary 2

Secondary 3

Secondary 4

BENGALI / GUJARATI / HINDI / PUNJABI / URDU

Secondary 4

Assessment Weighting Distribution

Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
WA WA Prelims WA
50% 50% 100% NA
Semester 1 – 100% Semester 2 – 100%

Assessment Details for End of Year Examination

Paper Component/Description Item Type No of Items Mark (Weighting)
Paper 1 Composition 45%
  • Letter/Report/Dialogue/Speech
OE 1 out of 2 15
  • Essay
OE 1 out of 4 30
 
Paper 2 Language Use and Comprehension 43 55%
  • Combination or Separation of Words
OE 5 5
  • Idioms/Proverbs/Words in Pairs
Obj 5 5
  • Sentence Transformation
OE 5 5
  • Cloze Passage
Obj 10 10
  • Multiple Choice Questions Comprehension
MCQ 5 5
  • Open Ended Questions Comprehension
OE 7 7
  • Vocabulary
OE 6 18

A Level

BENGALI / GUJARATI / HINDI / PUNJABI / URDU

A Level

Paper/Duration Component Item Type No. of Items Weighting %

Paper 1

Composition:
Essay
OE 1
(1 out of 5)
40%
 

Paper 1

Comprehension and Use of Language: (34) (60%)
– Comprehension OE 8 24%
– Vocabulary OE 5 5%
– Sentence construction with given words OE 5 10%
– Sentence construction with given idioms, proverbs and words in pairs OE 5 10%
– Separation/combination of words OE 5 5%
– Grammar: cloze OE 6 6%

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