Academic Performance Records of Nithilan V at Shraddha Children's Academy

Student Identification and Institutional Profile

NITHILAN V is a student enrolled in Class X-C at Shraddha Children's Academy during the academic session of $2026-27$. The student is identified by Roll Number $17$ and Admission Number $287$. Historical or administrative records associated with this profile mention the year $2014$ and specific designations such as "r" and "ACAD". The student was born on $16/03/2012$. Domestic details identify the father as VEDAMOORTHI. V and the mother as KALA. V. Shraddha Children's Academy is located at $1$, $10$ A, SH $49$, Valmiki Nagar, Raja Garden, Kottivakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu $600041$.

Scholastic Achievement and Evaluation in Unit Test 1

In the evaluation for Unit Test 1 (UT-1) held during the $2026-27$ academic year, NITHILAN V achieved a cumulative score of $156.50$ marks out of a possible total of $200$. This performance translates to an overall percentage of $78.25\%$. The scholastic areas assessed were divided into five primary subjects, each carrying a maximum mark of $40.00$.

The specific marks obtained across these subjects include $33.00$ out of $40.00$ in English and $34.00$ out of $40.00$ in Second Language-Tamil. In Mathematics, the score was $31.00$ out of $40.00$. The assessment for Science resulted in $28.00$ marks out of $40.00$, while Social Science yielded an assessment of $30.50$ out of $40.00$.

Scholastic Achievement and Evaluation in Unit Test 2

During the Unit Test 2 (UT-2) assessment cycle for the same academic year, the cumulative performance resulted in a total of $144.00$ marks out of the maximum available $200$. The corresponding overall percentage for this period was $72\%$. As with the previous assessment, the individual maximum marks per subject area remained fixed at $40.00$.

The subject-by-subject breakdown for Unit Test 2 shows English marks at $29.00$ out of $40.00$. In Second Language-Tamil, the achievement was $33.50$ out of $40.00$. Mathematics performance was recorded at $28.50$ out of $40.00$. The score in Science was $21.00$ out of $40.00$, and in Social Science, the student obtained $32.00$ out of $40.00$.

Comparative Data and Administrative Certification

A comparison of the results between Unit Test 1 and Unit Test 2 indicates a total score variance of $-12.50$ marks. Subject-wise, there was an increase in performance within Social Science, which rose from $30.50$ to $32.00$. Conversely, Science saw a decrease of $7.00$ marks between the two testing periods. English decreased by $4.00$ marks, while Mathematics and Tamil showed smaller fluctuations of $-2.50$ and $-0.50$ respectively.

Both progress reports are issued as digital Report Cards. According to institutional policy for digital documentation, a physical signature is not required for these records to be considered valid and official.

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