Classwise is an adverb used primarily in Indian English to mean 'in terms of class' or 'sorted by class.' You'd hear it in academic or administrative contexts — classwise results, classwise attendance, classwise seating arrangements.
Classwise is an adverb used primarily in Indian English to mean 'in terms of class' or 'sorted by class.' You'd hear it in academic or administrative contexts — classwise results, classwise attendance, classwise seating arrangements. It follows the same suffix pattern as 'subjectwise' or 'datewise,' a productive word-formation habit in South Asian English that efficiently turns nouns into organizational adverbs. Outside of the subcontinent it sounds unusual, but within its context it's perfectly natural and widely understood.
The school published classwise exam results on the notice board before the parents arrived.
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(chiefly, India) In terms of class .
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