The report card is the one document every parent waits for. It shows a student’s marks in each subject, the total, and the final grade for the term. Here is the official style PECTAA report card for the 2026-27 session in blank format, ready to print. Teachers can download it below, fill in the marks, and hand a clean result card to every student.
What Is on the Report Card?
This report card is titled “Report Card baraaye Taleemi Saal 2026-27”. It is a full term result card that carries the student’s details at the top, a subject wise marks table in the middle for three terms, a grading formula, and space for the class teacher’s remarks and signatures at the bottom. One printout gives a complete, official looking result for a single student.
What the Card Includes
PECTAA Grading Scale
The report card uses a simple percentage based grading scale. Here is how the grades work:
| Grade | Percentage |
|---|---|
| A+ | 80% and above |
| A | 70% to 79% |
| B | 60% to 69% |
| C | 50% to 59% |
| D | 40% to 49% |
| E | 33% to 39% |
How to Download and Fill It
- Click the “Download Report Card” button above to save the file to your device.
- Print it on A4 paper, one card per student.
- Fill the top section with the student’s name, father name, class, section, roll number, B-form and date of birth.
- Enter subject wise marks for each term in the correct columns, then the total.
- Work out the percentage and write the grade using the grading table on the card.
- Add class teacher remarks and get the required signatures before handing it over.
Common Questions
Which classes is this report card for?
It suits any primary and elementary class where PECTAA style assessment is used, including Grade 5 and Grade 8. The subject list can be adjusted to match the actual subjects taught in that class.
Is this the official PECTAA report card?
This is the standard PECTAA report card format for 2026-27. Layouts and grading bands can be updated by the authority, so always confirm the current version from your school or the official PECTAA notification.
What grade is needed to pass?
On this scale, grade E starts at 33%, which is the usual passing mark. Anything below 33% in a subject means the student has not passed that subject and may need to reappear.