Examination Branch
Welcome to Examination Branch
Welcome to Examination Wing
The Examination committee is constituted to conduct the in-house examinations which include internals, SEC, AECC and practical exam for B Com, BSc Physical and Life Sciences, BBA and MSC students of the college.
The Committee is Responsible for:
- Preparation of timetables for all the inhouse examinations
- Allotment of invigilation duties
- Seating arrangement
- Smooth conduct of examinations
Examination Committee Members
- 1. N. Venu Gopal (Chief Superintendent)
- 2. D.L.Suguna ( Addl. Chief )
- 3. G.Venu Gopal (Bsc Physical Science Incharge)
- 4. Parimala (BSC lifeScience Incharge)
- 5. K.Prakash (BCOM Incharge)
- 6. B.Durga Neelima ( HOD (Computer Science))
EXAMINATION SYSTEM RULES & GUIDELINES
All Under Graduate and Post Graduate courses follow semester pattern with respect to Teaching and Evaluation process. The Academic year is divided into Two Semesters. Each Semester has two Internal Examinations and End-Semester Examination.
CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS):
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is introduced in the college for both UG & PG from the Academic Year 2015 – 2016.Features
- Elective Course allows the flexibility in education system – choice for students to select from the prescribed offered papers
- Offers opportunities and avenues to learn beyond the core subjects for holistic development of an individual and allows easy mobility of the students
- Makes education broad-based and at par with global standards
Outline of Choice Based Credit System:
Core Course: To be compulsorily studied by a student as a core requirement to complete the requirement of a programme in a said discipline of study.
Elective Course: is a course which can be chosen from a pool of papers
1. Generic Elective: Unrelated discipline/subject
2. Discipline centric: Main discipline/subject
Ability Enhancement Course
1. Ability enhancement Compulsory Course: For Knowledge enhancement(mandatory)
2. Skill Enhancement Courses: value-based and skill-based SEC papers Max Marks:50 (Int:10 ESE:40) only one internal will be conductcted.
CBCS GUIDELINES:
(i) Minimum 40% is Pass Mark
(ii) SGPA Shown in Semester Grade Report (No SGPA if fail in any one of the paper)
(iii) CGPA is awarded after passing in all 6 semester papers
(iv) SEC Grade will be Included in SGPA & CGPA
(v) No Part I & Part II Separation in final Results
(vi) Only Grades & Credits indicated in the Grade Report
NOTE: Marks will not be shown in Grade report
| Grades and Grade Points: | ||||||
| Marks | Qualitative Meaning | Grades | Grade Point | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 85 and Above | Outstanding | O | 10 | |||
| 70 – 84 | Excellent | A | 9 | |||
| 60-69 | Good | B | 8 | |||
| 55-59 | Average | C | 7 | |||
| 50-54 | Moderate | D | 6 | |||
| 40-49 | Pass | E | 5 | |||
| Less than 40 | Fail | F | 0 | |||
| Credit Points = Credits x Grade Points | ||||||
| SGPA = Sum of Credit Points obtained in Semester / Total no of Credits in that Semester | ||||||
UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
EXAMINATION SYSTEM
Examination system has two components – Internal Assessment (IA) & End Semester Assessment (SA).
Theory Papers:
Total Marks: 100 (20 for IA and 80 for SA)
Practical papers:
Total Marks: 100 (15 for IA and 50 for SA + 35 p) For B.Com / BBA
Total Marks: 50 For B.Sc
Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA)
a. Theory Papers
1. Internal – I Examination – 20 marks
2. Internal – II Examination – 20 marks
3. Skilled Based Test (SBT) – 10 marks
Total: (Internal – I + Internal – II) / 2 + SBT = 50 marks
Note: No Re-Examination will be conducted if the student is absent for internals.
End Semester Assessment (ESA)
a. Theory Papers
1. Written Examination for each subject is conducted for 80 marks with duration of 3 hours.
2. Students have to secure a minimum of 32 marks (40%) out of 80 in End Semester Examination and a total of 40(CIA+ESA) marks out of 100 marks to pass in every subject.
b. Practical Papers
1. Practical Examination for each subject is conducted for 50 marks with duration of 2 Hours for B.Com / BBA and 3 Hours for B.Sc
2. Students have to secure a minimum of 20 marks (40%) out of 50 in End Semester Practical Examination.
| Grades and Grade Points: | ||||||
| S.No. | Semester | Conditions to be fulfilled for Promotion | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | From Sem – I to Sem – II | Should have undergone a regular course of study of Sem-I and applied for Sem-I examinations | ||||
| 2 | From Sem – II to Sem – III | a)Should have undergone a regular course of study of Sem – II and b)The number of backlogs if any of Sem- I & Sem- II together shall not exceed 50% of total No. of papers prescribed for Sem- I & II | ||||
| 3 | From Sem – III to Sem – IV | Should have undergone a regular course of study of Sem- III and applied for Sem- III Examinations | ||||
| 4 | From Sem – IV to Sem – V | a) Should have undergone a regular course of study of Sem- IV and b) The number of backlogs if any of Sem- I, II, III & IV together shall not exceed 50% of total No. of papers prescribed for Sem– I, II, III & IV | ||||
| 5 | From Sem – V to Sem – VI | Should have undergone a regular course of study of Sem- V and applied for Sem- V Examinations. | ||||
Note: If the student has not submitted the examination application for the semester examinations due to any reason he/she has to repeat the semester or detained.
