EXAMINATION EVALUATION

1. Continuous Internal Assessments (CIA) and Semester End Examinations(SEE) will be conducted as per the norms prescribed in Academic Regulations.

2. CIA will have a written test of 1 hour duration which will be held on scheduled dates as per the Almanac.

3. SEE are conducted by the Examination Branch of the college which will be held on scheduled dates as per the Almanac. Paper setting and evaluation is done by external subject experts.

4. Supplementary / Improvement Examinations of I, III and V semester shall be conducted in Even Semesters only.

Details of Examinations:

Theory Examinations:
There shall be internal assessment  (for 30% of the maximum marks) and an end-semester examination (for 70% of the maximum marks) in each theory paper,   except those of Add-on, Inter-disciplinary, Value Education.
The pass marks in each theory paper (CIA + SEE) is 40% of the maximum marks .
There is no paper minimum in internal, but the student should get a minimum of 40% marks in SEE.   

Practical Examinations:  
There shall be no internal assessment for practicals. SEE will be conducted in each practical paper. The pass marks in each practical paper is 40% of the maximum marks.

REVALUATION / REVIEW OF ANSWER SCRIPTS

After the announcement of the results, if a student feels aggrieved by his/her result in a paper (or papers), he/she may apply for recounting and/or revaluation in the prescribed pro-forma, along with the fee, on or before the date announced by the CoE.  The candidate should submit the original marks sheet along with the application while applying for revaluation/recounting.

Revaluation of each answer script shall be done by external/internal examiner selected by the CoE from the approved panel. The original marks shall be revised provided the marks in revaluation or more than the original marks by 15% (Fifteen percent) of the maximum marks of that paper. Otherwise, the original marks remain unaltered.

A revised marks sheet would be issued to the candidates if there is a change in result on account of revaluation. Otherwise, the candidates will be informed that there is no change in the revalued result.  Further, the applications of the candidates for the issue of degree certificate would not be considered before the results of recounting /revaluation are declared.

Malpractice

A student is guilty of malpractice if he/she is found attempting to copy, copying or in possession of incriminating material, any papers or writing on any part of the body.
A committee comprising of the Principal, Controller of Examinations and the concerned Invigilator will investigate cases of malpractice.
In case of malpractice if the student is found guilty of committing any malpractice, all the papers mentioned in the Hall ticket shall stand cancelled.

AWARD OF GRADE POINTS / SEMESTER GRADE POINT AVERAGE (SGPA) CUMULATIVE GRADE POINT AVERAGE (CGPA)  

The answer scripts of a paper are valued for the maximum marks prescribed. The student is deemed to have earned the credits allotted for that paper, provided he/she obtained the minimum pass marks prescribed in it.

The total marks (CIA + SEE) obtained in the paper are converted to Grade Letter (GL) as per the following conversion table. Each GL is given a pre-determined weight called Grade Point (GP) in the ascending order from F to O.

Marks Obtained	Grade (GL)	Grade Point (GP)
≥90%	O	10
≥80% - <90%	A	9
≥70% < 80%	B	8
≥60% < 70%	C	7
≥50% <  60%	D	6
≥40% <  50%	E	5
< 40%	F	0
Absent	Abs	0

 

                                    Sum total of the credit points of all the semesters
             CGPA =      ------------------------------------------------------------
                                        Total number of credits of all semesters