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The document contains the schedule of weekly tests for four students from July 2013 to February 2014. It lists the subject of each test for each student on specific dates. The tests covered subjects like Maths, Gujarati, English, Hindi, Computer and Environment. The marks for the first and second terms are also mentioned.
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