Udaipur, April 19, 2025 - Under the National Education Policy, emphasis is now being placed on strengthening the foundational learning of children in government schools. The focus is on developing basic literacy and numeracy skills. To enhance students' academic, personal and social competencies, the teaching methods have also been revised.

Now, instead of a traditional report card, students of Grades 1 and 2 will receive a Holistic Progress Card, which will reflect their academic performance and participation in other activities throughout the year. The card will use grading instead of numerical marks.

Director of Elementary Education, Sitaram Jat, has instructed all Chief District Education Officers in the State to implement the Holistic Progress Card for the academic session 2024-25. Additionally, entries must also be submitted online on the Shala Darpan portal.

Objectives

• To reflect the continuous and comprehensive evaluation of students.
• To record students’ academic progress in the form of grades instead of marks.
• To ensure regular and continuous monitoring of students’ development.
• To assess reading, writing, language and numeracy skills through play-based methods.
• To establish co-ordination between family-based education and formal education.

Grading Pattern

• Student is able to work independently or has achieved the required level of proficiency.
• Student can work with the help of the teacher or has a moderate level of understanding or proficiency.
• Student can work only with special assistance from the teacher or has an initial level of understanding or proficiency.

Progress Card Will Include 

• School name, block, district.
• SR number, roll number and Aadhaar ID.
• Student height, weight, hearing ability, vision and blood group.
• Favourite sport, song, fruit, sweet, etc.
• Social and emotional development
• Health and physical development
• Positive learning habits

Source: Media Reports