International Assessment for Indian Schools (IAIS)
Official site: http://www.macmillaneducation.in/
The International Assessments for Indian Students, more popularly known as IAIS, has made an attempt to test the students' ability to apply the information to solve problems.
Today's students face a world that demands new knowledge and abilities. 'Knowing the basics', is no longer enough. In the new age global economy, students will need to think critically, to analyze, to extrapolate and to make inferences for success in school as well as in wider social and professional situations.
The language medium is English only. The examination is conducted for all classes from 1st to 12th with the following details.
• For Classes 3 & 4 : 30 multiple-choice / 45 minutes.
• For Classes 5 & 6 : 40 multiple-choice / 50 minutes.
• For Classes 7 & 12 : 45 multiple-choice / 60 minutes.
• For Classes 3 & 4 : 30 multiple-choice / 45 minutes.
• For Classes 5 & 6 : 40 multiple-choice / 50 minutes.
• For Classes 7 & 12 : 45 multiple-choice / 60 minutes.
• Syllabus
The questions cover a wide variety of skills and processes that are an integral part of Science. These include observing and measuring, reading and interpreting information, predicting, drawing conclusions, understanding experimental design and demonstrating higher order skills, such as reasoning and problem solving.
The papers test the application of these skills across all Science disciplines.
The questions cover a wide variety of skills and processes that are an integral part of Science. These include observing and measuring, reading and interpreting information, predicting, drawing conclusions, understanding experimental design and demonstrating higher order skills, such as reasoning and problem solving.
The papers test the application of these skills across all Science disciplines.