25-04-2025
Didn’t clear one or two subjects in the annual Class 8 exams? No worries! The SAY (Save A Year) Exam 2025 is here to help students like you bounce back without losing an academic year.
Here’s everything you need to know — from the exam timetable and pass marks to study tips and important updates.
The SAY exams will be held from April 25 to April 28, 2025. Here’s the subject-wise schedule:
Date | Day | Subject |
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April 25, 2025 | Friday | Malayalam |
April 26, 2025 | Saturday | English |
April 27, 2025 | Sunday | Mathematics |
April 28, 2025 | Monday | Science / Social Science |
📌 Note: The subjects will vary depending on which ones the student needs to retake. Always double-check with your school for your personalized schedule.
To pass the SAY exam and move on to Class 9, here are the minimum marks required:
30% in each subject is mandatory.
100-mark paper = 30 marks needed
50-mark paper = 15 marks needed
Both theory and practical (if applicable) are considered together.
🔍 For example: If Science is split as 70 marks theory + 30 marks practical, your total must be 30 out of 100.
Here are smart strategies to make the most of the days leading up to the exam:
Only prepare the subjects you're appearing for — this saves time and energy.
Try solving previous SAY exam papers. It’ll help you get familiar with the format and repeated questions.
Schools are conducting training sessions from April 8 to April 24 (9:30 AM – 12:30 PM) to help students prepare. Don't miss them!
Break down topics and give daily targets. Stick to the basics — focus on key chapters and frequently asked questions.
Don’t panic. With regular revision and practice, you can do it!
Event | Date |
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Training Classes Begin | April 8, 2025 |
Training Classes End | April 24, 2025 |
SAY Exam Starts | April 25, 2025 |
SAY Exam Ends | April 28, 2025 |
Results Expected On | April 30, 2025 |
Students who don’t pass even after SAY may need to repeat the year. But don't worry — prepare well and give it yourbest!
No. You only write the subjects you failed in. Your school will guide you on which ones apply.
Nope! It follows the same syllabus and level. In fact, it’s designed to give students a fair chance to improve.
Yes, but it will be treated as a regular pass if you clear it.
The SAY exam is a second chance — not a setback. Many students clear it with smart preparation and move forward confidently. Don’t let one or two low marks hold you back.
✨ Believe in yourself — this is your time to bounce back! ✨
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