The document outlines the examination process for a university course. It includes: 1) Course registration, formative assessment like internal tests and model exams, attaining eligibility criteria, applying for examinations, question paper setting, summative assessment of university exams, and result publication. 2) Details on credit structure, registration of courses per semester between 14-30 credits, options for reappearing courses. 3) Requirements for formative assessment including minimum passing marks, timing of internal assessment tests, and patterns for model exams.

1. Examination Process
• Course Registration
• Formative Assessment – Internal & Model
• Attaining Eligibility criteria
• Examination Application Submission
• Question Paper Setting
• Summative Assessment – University Examination
• Internal Marks Submission
• Publishing of results
• Re-evaluation
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2. Credit Structure of Course Category
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3. Credit Structure of Course Category
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4. REGISTRATION OF COURSES – EVEN / ODD SEMESTER
• Selection of courses satisfying the credit structure of courses as
per the components of curriculum
• Student can register new courses for minimum 14 credits and
maximum 30 credits( Per semester)
• The limit of Maximum 30 credits do not include courses of
reappearance
• The students are at liberty to drop the course (except pre-
requisite courses) in which reappear “RA” grade is obtained and
can choose a new course
• Not Eligible students should register afresh
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5. Formative Assessment – Internal & Model
• Internal Assessment Tests (CATs) and Model examination
• Minimum Passing Marks – 35% i.e. 18 out of 50 Marks
• IAT I – I & II Units ( 90 Minutes)
• IAT II – III & IV Units ( 90 Minutes)
• Model – All Five Units ( 180 Minutes)
Pattern :
IAT I & II - Two Marks – 9 questions : 18 Marks
Sixteen Marks – 2 questions either or choice : 32Marks
Model Examination :
Two Marks – 10 questions : 20 Marks
Sixteen Marks – 5 questions either or choice : 80 Marks
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6. Courses for Internal Evaluation Only
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7. Internal Assessment
• The IA Marks shall be based on day to day assessment, evaluation of
student assignment, Internal assessment tests, model examinations
etc.
• the requirement of 75% minimum attendance percentage for
appearing in IAT/Model
• minimum 18 marks i.e. 35% out of 50 marks as Internal Assessment
Marks
• Students who fail to secure minimum 18 marks have to repeat the
course again
• (IA) Marks already awarded for the courses(RA) studied in previous
semesters will be considered and valid for three attempts only
• Improvement of IA Marks of the courses to CoE through HoI by
paying required fee
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8. Calculation of Internal Assessment (IA) Marks
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9. Calculation of Internal Assessment (IA) Marks
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10. Internal Assessment –Practical Courses
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11. Internal Assessment –Project Work
• Project Selection
• Zeroth Review
• First /Second/Model Review
• Submission of Project Report
• The student shall make a presentation at least three times in
the semester on the progress made by him/her before the
review committee. Accordingly internal assessment marks out
of 50 can be awarded to the student.
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12. Attaining Eligibility criteria
• Students having more than 75% of attendance are eligible to
apply for the University Examination
• Students having attendance between 65% to 75% can are
also eligible to apply for the university examination by paying
the Condonation fees
• Condonation is applicable for the following reasons alone
• Illness (MC & FC should be produced)
• Unforeseen tragedy in family
• For any other reasons , HOI should approve
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13. Submission of Eligible Students List
• Submission of Attendance Percentage (twice in a
semester) to CoE office through principal
• Submission of Eligible and not eligible students list
• Hall Ticket will be issued only to the eligible students
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14. Question paper Pattern
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16. Passing Requirements
• A candidate securing not less than 50% of total marks
(IA + EA) prescribed for the course in both theory and
practical courses including project work will be
declared to have passed the Examination.
• IA – Minimum 18 Marks
• University Examination : Minimum 23 marks
• IA + University Exam. : Minimum 50 Marks
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17. CRITERIA FOR AWARD OF DEGREE
• Minimum 180 credits from first semester
• Minimum 130 credits from third semester
• Maximum Period 8 Years ( six years for lateral)
• Honours : 20 more credits (Programme specific
elective) than minimum 180 credits
• Specialization Degree : 15 credits in Programme
Specific Elective basket within that 180 credits
• Minor : 20 extra credits (other discipline) than
minimum 180 credits
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18. Classification of performance
• Classification of performance of students in the
examinations pertaining to the courses in a
Programme is done on the basis of numerical value
of Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). The
concept of CGPA is based on Marks, Credits, Grade
and Grade points assigned for different mark ranges.
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
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19. Semester Grade Point Average
(SGPA)
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20. Cumulative Grade PointAverage
(CGPA)
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21. Range of Marks, Grades and Grade Points
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22. CLASSIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
FOR AWARD OF DEGREE
• First class with distinction (not less than 8
CGPA)*
• First class (not less than 7 CGPA)*
Four/Five # regular & three/Four# lateral
# one year break of study
Second class
University rank- Top Three students
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23. Thank You
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