Pattern: Semester system will be followed. A semester consists of a minimum of 90 working days excluding the days of conduct of ESE. There will be Continuous Internal Assessment (CA) to evaluate the performance of students in each course and the End Semester Examination that will be held at the end of every semester. Marks for ESE and CA with reference to the maximum marks for the courses will be as follows :
Max Marks
CA
ESE
100
25
75
75
20
55
100*
50
50
100
40
60
* Foundation Course - I
A. Continuous Internal Assessment - CA Theory
The Weightage assigned to various
components of the CA are as follows :
a. Maximum : 25 marks
i)
2 tests and Model Examination
-
13 marks
ii)
Assignments
-
4 marks
iii)
Seminar / Quiz
-
5 marks
iv)
Attendance
-
3 marks
Total
-
25 marks
b. Maximum : 20 marks
i)
2 tests and Model Examination
-
12 marks
ii)
Assignments
-
4 marks
iii)
Seminar / Quiz
-
4 marks
Total
-
20 marks
c. Maximum : 40 marks
i)
2 tests and Model Examination
-
16 marks
ii)
Assignments
-
4 marks
iii)
Seminar / Quiz
-
9 marks
iv)
Participation in Class
-
8 marks
v)
Attendance
-
3 marks
Total
-
40 marks
Ambedkar studies and Gandhian Studies, Women Studies
d. Maximum : 25 marks
i)
Test
-
10 marks
ii)
Model Exam
-
15 marks
General Awareness
Maximum : 100 marks
i)
Test
-
100 marks
Value Education
i)
2 Tests and model exam
-
75 marks
ii)
Project
-
25 marks
The two tests for CA will be conducted on pre-determined dates that is the 1st test commencing on the 35th day from the re-opening day, 2nd test on the 70th day and the Model Exam after completing 85 working days.
End Semester Examination(ESE) - Question paper pattern and distribution of marks for Core and Allied Courses
(Max.
Marks: 75)
Section
A
5
out of 8 questions
5 x 2
10
marks
Section
B
internal choice
5 x 5
25 marks
Section
C
internal choice
5 x 8
40
marks
(Max.
Marks: 55)
Section
A
5
out of 8 questions
5 x 2
10
marks
Section
B
internal choice
5 x 3
15 marks
Section
C
internal choice
5 x 6
30
marks
(Max.
Marks: 60)
Section
A
5
out of 7 questions
5 x 4
20
marks
Section
B
4 out of 6 questions
4 x 6
28 marks
Section
C
Compulsory
1 x 12
12
marks
Job Oriented Courses, Advance Learner Course & Skill Based Subjects
Section A
i)
5 questions
out of 8 - open choice
-
25 marks
Section B
i)
5 questions
out of 8 - open choice
-
50 marks
Total
-
75 marks
Transparency and Revaluation
Revaluation of answer papers in UG/PG Courses can be done on request
Grade, Grade Point and CGPA
The grade and grade point are given on the basis of
the percentage of marks scored by the students as shown
below:-
Range of Marks
Grade Point
Letter Grade
Description
90-100
9.0-10.0
O
Outstanding
80-89
8.0-8.9
D+
Excellent
75-79
7.5-7.9
D
Distinction
70-74
7.0-7.4
A+
Very Good
60-69
6.0-6.9
A
Good
50-59
5.0-5.9
B
Average
40-49
4.0-4.9
C
Satisfactory / Re-Appear
00-39
0
U
Re-Appear
Grade, Grade Point and CGPA
1. Marks secured in all the papers are considered for PG Programmes and marks secured in core and allied and open course are considered for UG Programmes.
2. Improvement marks will not be considered for ranking but will be considered for classification.
