Half Yearly Examinations
Every datesheet, syllabus, assignment and revision material for these examinations is available on the DMA App. Study well, rest well, and walk in calm.
Quick answer
The Half Yearly Examinations for Classes I to XII are held across two weeks in September. The complete datesheet, subject-wise syllabus, assignments, revision notes and practice papers are published on the DMA App at app.dma1.in, updated by the subject teachers themselves.
An examination is not a verdict on who you are. It is a chance to show, on one particular morning, the work you have already put in over many months.
Everything you need is on the DMA App
Students and parents can find all examination material in one place. Please check the app before contacting the school office — it is updated by the concerned subject teachers themselves.
- Complete datesheet, class-wise
- Examination syllabus, subject-wise
- Assignments and worksheets
- Revision notes and practice papers
- Sample and previous year papers
- Reporting time and exam guidelines
- Subject teacher notices
- Result and report card access
Sign in with the credentials issued by the school. If you are unable to log in, please write to your class teacher.
A message from the Principal
Dear Parents,
The Half-Yearly Examination is an important milestone in our students' academic journey. It provides an opportunity to reflect on their learning, strengthen concepts, assess their progress, and develop greater confidence in their abilities.
As parents, your support and encouragement can make a meaningful difference. We request you to help your child maintain a balanced routine, revise regularly, eat well, get sufficient sleep, and approach the examinations with a calm and positive mindset. Please remember that excessive pressure can affect a child's confidence and well-being.
Encourage your child to focus on preparation rather than results, to learn from their mistakes, and to give their sincere best. Your appreciation of their efforts, however small, will motivate them to perform with greater confidence.
Let us work together to make the examination period a positive, purposeful and enriching learning experience for every child.
- Plan well. Prepare sincerely.
- Stay calm. Stay confident.
- Believe in yourself and give your best!
With warm wishes,
Messages for our students
My dear students, you have prepared for these examinations through months of steady work, and that work does not disappear on the day of the paper — it walks in with you. Read each question carefully, manage your time, and give your honest best. Do not measure your preparation against anyone else's; measure it only against your own last attempt. I have every confidence in you, and I wish each one of you clarity of mind and calm nerves. My very best wishes for your success.
Dear students, the days just before an examination are best spent quietly and sensibly. Make a simple plan for each paper, finish revision a little early rather than late at night, and keep your admit details, stationery and uniform ready the evening before. In the examination hall, settle down, read the instructions once with full attention, and begin with the questions you know well — confidence built in the first ten minutes carries you through the rest of the paper. Discipline in these small things is what turns preparation into marks. My best wishes to every one of you.
We have taught you, corrected you, revised with you and watched you improve chapter by chapter. Now it is simply your turn to write it down. Trust your preparation, attempt the questions you are sure of first, and keep a few minutes at the end to check your paper. We are here for every doubt until the last day, and we will be just as proud of the effort as of the marks. All the very best from all of us.
A short reminder before you begin
- Check the app the night before. Confirm the subject, the syllabus and the reporting time for the next paper.
- Carry your own stationery. Bring everything you need, including a spare pen, in a transparent pouch.
- Reach early and settle down. Arriving with time in hand does more for your marks than a last-minute glance at notes.
- Read the full paper first. Five minutes of reading saves twenty minutes of correction.
- Sleep is preparation too. A rested mind recalls what a tired mind has forgotten.
- Ask before the exam, not after. Your subject teachers are available for doubts right up to the final paper.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the datesheet and syllabus?
Both are on the DMA App at app.dma1.in, along with assignments, revision notes, sample papers, reporting times and examination guidelines. Sign in with the credentials issued by the school.
What if I cannot log in to the DMA App?
Write to your class teacher. Credentials are issued by the school, and the class teacher can arrange a reset or confirm the correct login details.
Which classes sit the Half Yearly Examinations?
All classes from I to XII, across the Primary, Middle and Senior Wings.
How should students prepare in the final days?
Confirm each paper on the app the night before, revise what is already known rather than starting new material, sleep properly, carry your own stationery in a transparent pouch, reach the hall early and read the full question paper before you begin writing.
Who can parents contact with an examination query?
Queries can be raised through the DMA App or directly with the class teacher. Parents are also encouraged to use the app to track syllabus coverage and assignment submissions.
Wishing all our students a confident and successful examination. Dayawati Modi Academy — effort first, results follow.