A cash award of Rs. 10,000/- and a memento will be given to one school each in boys and girls section separately irrespective of the age groups in each district. The schools with the highest percentage of students who scored C grade and above during the second stage of the testing programme, in accordance to the total enrolled strength of the particular school (For this purpose the roll strength of a pupil on the 6th working day of a school will be considered) will be taken into consideration for awarding the Fittest School Award.

    Performances are then compared to a chart and the grades from A to F for each test item. A constitutes excellent performance and E constitutes barely passing. An F grade is an alternate term that the participant has failed that section.

The awards are:

Minimum Proficiency Requirements

• At least an D grade performance in all 4 test items AND

• Between the recommended score in BMI

Silver Proficiency Requirements

• At least a C grade performance in all 4 test items AND

• Between the recommended score in BMI

Gold Proficiency Requirements

• At least a B grade performance in all 4 test items AND

• Between the recommended score in BMI

Champ Proficiency Requirements

• At least a "A" grade performance in all 4 test items AND

• Between the recommended score in BMI

The 'and' cannot be misinterpreted as an 'or'; no matter how high the candidate's other grades are, his/her proficiency will be determined by his/her lowest grade. For example, if someone scores three As and one E, that person will still fail his/her TPFP test score despite the fact that he/she performed excellently in all the other stations, leading to a retest of that particular station which is usually effected three to four months after the test.