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THE COUNCIL RECORD
COUNCIL FOR THE INDIAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS
Pragati House, 3rd Floor, 47-48, Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110 019
Telephones: (011) 26411706, 26413820, 30820091, 30820094 Fax: 26234575
E-mail: [email protected]
Saket Office: Plot No. 35 – 36, Sector VI
Pushp Vihar, M.B. Road, Saket, New Delhi-110 017
Phone No.011-29564831/33/37 Fax: 26212051
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Web Site: http://www.cisce.org
East Zone Office and Management Skills Centre
5, Lala Lajpat Rai Sarani, 3rd Floor, Kolkata 700 020
Telephones: (033) 22816920, 22816921 Fax: 22816923
E-mail: [email protected]
October-December 2014 For Private Circulation Only
NATIONAL AWARDS FOR TEACHERS FOR THE YEAR 2013
The following persons from the Council’s affiliated schools have been conferred with the National Award for
Teachers on 5th September, 2014 at New Delhi.
Mr. Kuldip Singh Heran Mr. Paramjit Singh Kalra Ms. Justine Jessica Simoes
Principal Principal Principal
Tashi Namgyal Academy Guru Nanak Academy Wisdom World School
P.O- Raj Bhawan Raipur Road Survey Road, Park Street
Gangtok Dehradun Aundh Chest Hospital Road
Sikkim- 737 103 Uttarakhand- 248 001 Pune-411 057
FR. George Mathew Karoor Ms. Sulochana Susan Philip
Principal Junior School Headmistress
Sarvodaya Vidyalaya IDA Scudder School
Mar Ivanios Vidya Nagar, No.1 Kalingur Main Road
Nalanchira. P.O Viruthampet
Thiruvananthapuram Vellore- 632 006
National Award to teachers for using ICT for Innovations in Education for the year 2013
Mrs. Swarnali Chattopadhya
Delhi Public School
Action Area 1 Block - DG/3, New Town
Rajarhat, Kolkata
West Bengal 700 156
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PRIZE WINNERS OF THE ALBERT BARROW MEMORIAL ALL-INDIA
INTER-SCHOOL CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION OF 2014
CATEGORY I (Senior Group)
1st Rubina Singh Hill Top School, Jamshedpur
2nd N. Gomathy Aarthy Holy Angels’ ISC, Kerala
3rd Archita Mittra Calcutta Girls’ High School, Kolkata
CATEGORY II (Junior Group)
1st Bhavya Goradia Avalon Heights International School, Mumbai
2nd Pooja Harish The Frank Anthony Public School, Bangalore
3rd Muskan Mascharak Loyola School, Jamshedpur
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PRIZE WINNERS OF THE FRANK ANTHONY MEMORIAL ALL-INDIA
INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE COMPETITION OF 2014
CATEGORY I (Senior Group)
Individual
1. Best Speaker: Druta Bhatt S.N. Kansagra School, Rajkot,
Gujarat.
2. 1st Runner Up: Aditya P. Bhattacharya St. Xavier’s Collegiate School,
Kolkata
3. 2nd Runner Up: Kiran S. Bishop Cotton Boys’ School
Bangalore
Team Event
1. Best Team: Druta Bhatt & Aalok Thakkar S.N Kansagra School, Rajkot,
Gujarat.
2. 1st Runner Up: Siddharth Jayaprakash Bishop Cotton Boys’ School
& Kiran S. Bangalore
3. 2nd Runner Up: Oishik Ganguly & Aditya P. St. Xavier’s Collegiate School,
Bhattacharya Kolkata
CATEGORY II (Junior Group)
Individual
1. Best Speaker: Sujay Choksey Campion School, Mumbai
2. 1st Runner Up: Joybeer Datta Gupta La Martiniere for Boys School,
Kolkata
3. 2nd Runner Up: Ishaan Srivastava Dhirubhai Ambani International
School, Mumbai
Team Event
1. Best Team: Sujay Choksey & Pratyush Campion School, Mumbai.
Ghosh
2. 1st Runner Up: Satyajit Bose & Joybeer Datta La Martiniere for Boys School
Gupta Kolkata.
3. 2nd Runner Up: Shaurya Garg & Ishaan Dhirubhai Ambani International
Srivastava School, Mumbai.
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NOMINATION OF SUPERVISING EXAMINERS AND INVIGILATORS
The Committee appointed by the Council to frame rules for the conduct of the ICSE/ISC Examination has
decided that:
(i) The Supervising Examiner is the Presiding Examiner who is responsible for the proper conduct of the
Examination at each centre not exceeding 120 candidates. In the event of a centre exceeding 120
candidates, additional Supervising Examiner/s need to be appointed.
In case a Centre has two or more Supervising Examiners, one of the Supervising Examiners should be
designated as the ‘Chief Supervising Examiner’, who will be overall responsible for the proper conduct
of the examination at his/her centre.
(ii) The Supervising Examiner should be a responsible, competent and impartial person, teaching an
academic subject at the level of examination, who has normally nothing to do with the candidates under
examination, and not a member of the staff of the school at which the Centre is located.
(iii) The appointment of Conveners and Supervising Examiners shall be subject to the approval of the Chief
Executive and Secretary of the Council. The approval may be assumed unless there is any communication
to the contrary.
(iv) The Invigilators should be school teachers, but will not invigilate over candidates of their own schools.
Against this background, the Conveners are requested to nominate Supervising Examiners and
Invigilators as per the guidelines given below:
1. Where there are many schools affiliated to the Council in one city, teachers from the affiliated schools are to
be selected in such a way that they do not Supervise/Invigilate over their own school candidates.
2. The Supervising Examiner and Heads of Schools are asked to make absolutely certain that the Invigilators
appointed are not teachers of the subject(s) under examination.
3. Where there is only one school in a locality, the Convener is requested to nominate reliable persons, other
than from the school, known for their integrity and educational standing as Supervising Examiners and
Invigilators.
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1. CALENDAR FOR ICSE EXAMINATION OF
MARCH 2015
15th December 2014 : Last date for receipt of
applications for transfer of
centers.
15th February 2015 : Last date for receiving
withdrawal applications. 2. CHANGE OF SUBJECTS NOT TO BE
PERMITTED
Change of subjects will not be permitted once the entries for the ICSE Examination have been confirmed by the schools. Heads of Schools should therefore, ensure that all candidates are entered for the correct subjects on the entry form and should make it clear to the candidates that no change of subjects will be permitted.
3. UNDER PROTEST ENTRIES In extraordinary circumstances, the Council may permit a candidate to take a subject Under Protest following the usual Under Protest procedure. The results of such candidates will not be issued with the result of the school and may be delayed considerably. Heads of Schools are reminded that subjects may be taken “Under Protest” only by school candidates (in regular attendance at school) entered for the examination. The following details are given for the attention of Heads of Schools sending candidates for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination. “Under Protest” entries can only be accepted where the Head of the School has made an error in the entry of a School candidate. The procedure given below must be followed if the candidate is allowed to sit for an additional subject for which he/she is not shown as entered on the Attendance List. (a) Answer scripts written by a candidate who is not entered for the subject must be sent to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School
Certificate Examinations, immediately after the paper has been taken. A script envelope must be used and the words “UNDER PROTEST” must be written on it. The script must be sent with a note explaining the error and a statement showing which alternative papers, if any, within the subject the candidate has taken. Full details of “Under Protest” entries giving reason for such entries and the action taken on them must be sent with the necessary fee to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. (b) The “Under Protest” scripts, provided the appropriate fee has been paid and are approved by the Council, will be marked separately. The results will not necessarily be issued at the same time with the main batch of results. (c) The Chief Executive and Secretary reserves the right to refuse to issue results to candidates in cases which he does not consider to be valid. (d) The special fee to be paid for an UNDER PROTEST entry is Rs.1000/- per subject. This fee must be sent to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. 4. NUMBER OF CANDIDATES AT EACH
CENTRE 1. Individual schools, having their own centres, and
presenting a large number of candidates, may arrange to have two (or three) separate examination halls. This will entail separate supervising examiners and invigilators for each of the examination halls.
2. Where two or more schools combine to form
one centre and the total number of candidates is large, arrangements may be made to divide and form two or three separate examination halls, each having its own supervising examiner.
5. WITHDRAWALS FROM THE ICSE 2015
EXAMINATION Heads of schools presenting candidates for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination
Indian Certificate of Secondary Education
Examination (Year -10)
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March 2015 are requested to note that the last date for withdrawals is 15th February, 2015. Heads of schools are reminded that the regulation regarding withdrawals reads as follows: Withdrawal of Candidates Candidates may be withdrawn prior to the commencement of the examination provided that due notice is given to the Council. In the case of candidates whose names are submitted in the registration form of the school, the notice of withdrawal must be sent to the Council online by the Head of the school: Provided that, once the entries have been accepted by the Council, Heads of schools may only withdraw candidates:
(a) on account of illness of the candidates certified by a registered medical practitioner; or
(b) at the express written request of the parent/legal guardian of the candidate.
Examination charges are not refundable. (Under the heading ‘Refunds’ on page 11 of the 2015 ICSE Regulations). 6. EXTRACT FROM THE REGULATIONS
CHAPTER I
C. Minimum Attendance Required
Candidates whose attendance is below 75% of
the working days are ordinarily not eligible to sit for
the examination. However, the Chief Executive and
Secretary has the authority to condone the shortage
of attendance in the case of candidates whose
minimum attendance is not less than 60% of the
working days in each year of the two year course.
This is inclusive of absence due to illness and other
special circumstances. Heads of Schools may
represent, to the Chief Executive and Secretary,
cases of candidates who deserve special
consideration for condonation of shortage of
attendance in Class IX and / or X, provided that the
attendance of such candidates is not less than 60% of
the working days, during each year of the two year
course.
The last date for computing attendance at school is
February 15, of each of the two years.
7. ICSE MARCH 2015 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
Heads of schools concerned are hereby informed that the Council will activate the template for online submission of internal assessment marks by 16th January 2015, for SUPW, Science Practical’s, and internal assessment work in various subjects by the Heads of Schools. SUPW
In the template the result of each candidate in SUPW
should be given in terms of a grade, namely A, B, C, D
or E based on the five point scale as follows:
Grade Standard
A Very Good
B Good
C Fair
D Satisfactory
E Unsatisfactory
Grade E is a fail grade and candidates
awarded this grade will not be eligible for the award
of a Pass Certificate.
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INDIAN CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION, MARCH 2015
TIMETABLE - DRAFT
DAY & DATE TIME SUBJECT DURATION
Saturday February 28
09.00 a.m. Art Paper I (Still Life) 3 hrs.
Monday March 2
11.00 a.m. Literature in English – ENGLISH Paper 2 2 hrs.
Tuesday March 3
11.00 a.m. English Language – ENGLISH Paper 1 2 hrs.
Wednesday March 4
11.00 a.m. History & Civics - H.C.G. - Paper 1 2 hrs.
Saturday March 7
09.00 a.m. Art Paper II (Nature Drawing/ Painting) 3 hrs.
Monday March 9
11.00 a.m. Mathematics 2½ hrs.
Tuesday March 10
11.00 a.m Economics (Group II Elective) 2 hrs.
Wednesday March 11
11.00 a.m. Geography - H.C.G. - Paper 2 2 hrs.
Friday March 13
11.00 a.m.
Second Languages: Ao-Naga, Assamese, Bengali, Dzongkha, Garo, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Khasi, Lepcha, Mizo, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Sanskrit, Tamil, Tangkhul, Telugu, Urdu Modern Foreign Languages: Arabic, Bhahasa Indonesia, Bhahasa Malaysia, Chinese, French, German, Kiswahili, Korean, Modern Armenian, Spanish, Thai, Tibetan
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
Saturday March 14
09.00 a.m. Art Paper III (Original Composition) 3 hrs.
Monday March 16
11.00 a.m Physics - SCIENCE Paper 1 2 hrs.
Tuesday March 17
11.00 a.m.
Commercial Studies (Group II Elective) (Group II Elective) French / Portuguese
2 hrs.
Wednesday March 18
11.00 a.m. Chemistry - SCIENCE Paper 2 2 hrs.
Friday March 20
11.00 a.m
(Group III-Elective) Carnatic Music, Commercial Applications, Computer Applications, Cookery, Drama, Economic Applications, Environmental Applications, Fashion Designing, French, German, Hindustani Music , Home Science, Indian Dance, Physical Education, Spanish, Western Music, Yoga
Technical Drawing Applications
2 hrs.
3 hrs.
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Saturday March 21
09.00 a.m. Art Paper IV (Applied Art) 3 hrs.
Monday March 23
11.00 a.m Biology - SCIENCE Paper 3 2 hrs.
Wednesday March 25
11.00 a.m. Environmental Science (Group II Elective) 2 hrs.
Thursday March 26
11.00 a.m. Punjabi 3 hrs.
Note: 1. In addition to the time indicated on the Timetable for writing the paper, 15 minutes time is given for reading the question paper.
2. The question paper may be distributed to candidates at 10:45 a.m. to enable them to start writing at 11:00 a.m.
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IMPORTANT
Kindly ensure that no currency notes/loose postage stamps are sent to the Council’s office to
facilitate return of the documents to the Schools. Only Bank Drafts drawn in favour of ‘Council for the
Indian School Certificate Examinations’, payable at New Delhi are accepted for return of documents by
Speed Post/Courier.
STARTING CLASS XI
Heads of Schools must not admit candidates to class XI if the Council has not granted permission to the
School to Start Class XI of the ISC course.
SCHOOL CODE
Heads of Schools are requested to print the school code on the school letterheads and use the School
Code in all their correspondence with the office of the Council for the Indian School Certificate
Examinations. The School Codes are given in the List of Affiliated Schools booklet.
COUNTERSIGNING OF DOCUMENTS
Heads of schools who send Transfer Certificates to the Council for countersignature are requested to
send a Forwarding Letter and a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return despatch of these
documents from the Council.
All such documents must be signed only by the Head of the School whose specimen signature has
been recorded and maintained in the office of the Council.
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Indian School Certificate Examination
(Year - 12)
1. CALENDAR FOR ISC (12)
EXAMINATION- 2015
15th December 2014 : Last date for receipt of
applications for transfer of
centers.
10th February 2015 : Last date for receiving
withdrawal applications.
2. CHANGE OF SUBJECTS NOT TO BE
PERMITTED
Change of subjects will not be permitted once the entries for the ISC (Year-12) Examination have been received from the Schools and accepted by the Council. Heads of Schools should, therefore, ensure that all candidates are entered for the correct subjects and should make it clear to the candidates that no change of subjects will be permitted. 3. UNDER PROTEST ENTRIES In extraordinary circumstances, the Council may permit a candidate to take a subject Under Protest following the ‘Under Protest’ procedure. The results of such candidates will not be issued with the result of the school and may be delayed considerably. Heads of Schools are reminded that subjects may be taken ‘Under Protest’ only by regular school candidates entered for the examination. The following details are given for the attention of Heads of Schools sending candidates for the Indian School Certificate Examination. ‘Under Protest’ entries can only be accepted where the Principal of the school has made an error in the entry of a School candidate. The procedure given below must be followed if the candidate is allowed to sit for an additional subject for which he is not shown as entered on the Attendance List. (a) Answer scripts written by a candidate who is not entered for the subject must be sent to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, immediately after
the paper has been taken. A script envelope must be used and the words “UNDER PROTEST” must be written on it. The script must be sent with a note explaining the error and a statement showing which alternative papers, if any, within the subject the candidate has taken. Full details of “Under Protest” entries giving reason for such entries and the action taken on them must be sent with the necessary fee to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. (b) The “Under Protest” scripts, provided the appropriate fee has been paid and are approved by the Council, will be marked separately. The results will not necessarily be issued at the same time as the main batch of results. (c) The Chief Executive and Secretary reserves the right to refuse to issue results to candidates in cases which he does not consider to be valid. (d) The special fee to be paid for an UNDER PROTEST entry is Rs.1000/- per subject. This fee must be sent to the Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. 4. NUMBER OF CANDIDATES AT EACH
CENTRE 1. Individual schools, having their own centres,
and presenting a large number of candidates, may arrange to have two (or three) separate examination halls. This will entail separate supervising examiners and invigilators for each of the examination hall.
2. Where two or more schools combine to form
one centre and the total number of candidates is large, arrangements may be made to divide up and form two separate examination halls, each having its own supervising examiner.
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5. WITHDRAWALS FROM THE 2015 ISC (Year-12) EXAMINATION
Heads of schools presenting candidates for the Indian School Certificate (Year-12) Examination 2015 are requested to note that the last date for withdrawals is 10th February 2015. Heads of Schools are reminded that the regulation regarding withdrawals reads as follows: Withdrawal of Candidates Candidates may be withdrawn at any time
previous to the commencement of the examination
provided that due notice is given to the Council. In
the case of candidates whose names are submitted in
the registration form of the school, the notice of
withdrawal must be sent to the Council online
through the CAREERS portal by the Head of the
school: Provided that, once the entries have been accepted by the Council, Heads of schools may only withdraw candidates:
(a) on account of illness of the candidates certified by a registered medical practitioner; or
(b) at the express written request of the parent/legal guardian of the candidate.
Examination charges are not refundable. (Kindly refer to the heading ‘Refunds’ on page 10 of the 2015 ISC Regulations and Syllabuses).
6. ASSESSMENT OF CRAFTWORK: ART
PAPER 6
Heads of Schools concerned are hereby
reminded that for the ISC (12) 2015 Examination,
Craftwork (Art Paper 6) is not required to be sent to
the Council for assessment. This will be assessed by
an examiner to be appointed locally, who will be
required to fill in the marks in the format provided
by the Council.
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INDIAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION, YEAR 2015
DRAFT TIMETABLE
Day & Date Time Subject/Paper Duration
Wednesday, February 11 9.00 A.M. Physics Paper 2 (Practical) 3 hrs.
Thursday, February 12 9.00 A.M. Indian Music Hindustani Paper 2 (Practical)
Western Music Paper 2 (Practical)
20 minutes for each candidate
28 minutes for each candidate
Friday, February 13 9.00 A.M. Chemistry Paper 2 (Practical) 3 hrs.
Saturday, February 14 9.00 A.M Art Paper 1 3 hrs.
Monday, February 16 9.00 A.M. Biology Paper 2 (Practical) 3 hrs.
Tuesday, February 17 9.00 A.M. Home Science Paper 2 (Practical) – Planning Session 1 hr.
Wednesday, February 18 9.00 A.M. Home Science Paper 2 (Practical) – Examination Session 3 hrs.
Friday, February 20 9.00 A.M. Biotechnology Paper 2 (Practical) 3 hrs.
Saturday, February 21 9.00 A.M. Art Paper 2 3 hrs.
Monday, February 23 9.00 A.M. Computer Science Paper 2 (Practical)
Planning Session
Examination Session
3 hrs.
Tuesday, February 24 2.00 P.M. Physical Education Paper 1 (Theory) 3 hrs.
Wednesday, February 25 2.00 P.M. Computer Science Paper 1 (Theory)
3 hrs.
Thursday, February 26 2.00 P.M. Home Science Paper 1 (Theory)
Geom. & Mechanical Drawing
Geom. & Building Drawing
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
Friday, February 27 2.00 P.M. English Paper 1 3 hrs.
Saturday, February 28 9.00 A.M. Art Paper 3 3 hrs.
Monday, March 02 2.00 P.M. English Paper 2 3 hrs.
Wednesday, March 04 2.00 P.M. Psychology 3 hrs.
Saturday, March 07 2.00 P.M. Elective English 3 hrs.
Tuesday, March 10 2.00 P.M. Physics Paper 1 (Theory) 3 hrs.
Wednesday, March 11 2.00 P.M Indian Music - Hindustani Paper 1 (Theory)
Indian Music - Carnatic Paper 1 (Theory)
Fashion Designing Paper 1 (Theory)
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
Thursday, March 12 2.00 P.M. Commerce
Electricity & Electronics
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
Friday, March 13 2.00 P.M. Political Science 3 hrs.
Saturday, March 14 9.00 A.M. Art Paper 4 3 hrs.
Monday, March 16
2.00 P.M. Mathematics 3 hrs.
Tuesday, March 17 2.00 P.M. Sociology 3 hrs.
Wednesday, March 18 2.00 P.M. Business Studies 3 hrs.
Thursday, March 19 9.00 A.M. Art Paper 5 3 hrs.
Friday, March 20 2.00 P.M. Chemistry Paper 1 (Theory) 3 hrs.
Monday, March 23
2.00 P.M. Economics 3 hrs.
Wednesday, March 25 2.00 P.M. Biology Paper 1 (Theory) 3 hrs.
Thursday, March 26 2.00 P.M. Geography
Biotechnology Paper 1 (Theory)
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
Friday, March 27 2.00 P.M. Accounts 3 hrs.
Monday, March 30 2.00 P.M. History 3 hrs.
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Tuesday, March 31 2.00 P.M. Indian/Foreign Languages
Classical Languages
3 hrs.
Wednesday, April 1 9.00 A.M.
2.00 P.M.
Fashion Designing Paper 2 (Practical)
Environmental Science Paper 1(Theory)
3 hrs.
3 hrs.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. In addition to the time indicated on the timetable for writing the paper, 15 minutes time is given for reading the question paper.
2. The Question Papers for practical examinations may be distributed to the candidates at 8.45 A.M. to enable them to start writing at 9.00 A.M.
3. The Question Papers for theory examinations may be distributed to the candidates at 1.45 P.M. to enable them to start writing at 2.00 P.M.
4. Practical Examination of Physical Education Paper 2 may be held on any convenient day after 11th February 2015.
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SUGGESTED PROFORMA FOR A TRANSFER CERTIFICATE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SCHOOL AFFILIATED TO THE COUNCIL
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi)
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
Admission/
TC Serial No. ................................. Registration No................................
This is to certify that ..................................................................................................................... son /
daughter of .................................................................................................................................... was admitted
into this school on the (date) ..................................................................................... on a transfer from
................................................................... and left on ................................................................................... with
a ..........................................................character.
He / She was then studying in the (@) ............................................................................................. class
of the (+) ................................................................... stream, the school year being from (*)
...................................................................... to (*) ......................................................................
All sums due (#) to this school on his / her account have been remitted or satisfactorily arranged for.
His / Her date of birth, according to the Admission Register is (in figures)
......................................……………..
(in words)
................................................................................................................................................................
Promotion has been ($) ...................................................................................................................................
Date: Signature
................................................
(Head of the School)
COUNTERSIGNED
School Rubber Stamp
@ to be given in words
+ mention whether ICSE /ISC stream
* Insert month and year
# sums due to the school include payments for which provision is made in the rules supplied to the
parent/guardian when the scholar was admitted into the school
$ granted / refused / not applicable
