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Teaching
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| The System |
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course credit system with internal assessment is followed in the University
for both under-graduate and post-graduate programmes. The medium of instruction
in both the programmes is English. |
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| Academic
Terms |
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academic year of the University is from August to July. The academic year
consists of two terms of 22 weeks each. Each term is called "Semester".
There is a break of few days between two consecutive semesters. |
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| Courses |
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a semester, the students register themselves for a number of courses. A
"course" is a unit of instruction of a subject matter under any discipline
carrying a specific number of "Credit Hour(s)". |
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| Credit
Hours |
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| 'Credit
Hours’ signify the quantum of work done corresponding to 1 hour of theory
class or 2-3 hours of laboratory/field practical every week during a semester
in respect of a particular course. |
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| Attendance |
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student is to maintain a minimum of 75 per cent attendance separately for
theory and practical in each course, failing which he/she is debarred from
appearing in the End term examination. |
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| Examination |
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There
are two examinations in a semester, viz., Mid term examination and
End term examination. Mid term examination is conducted in the middle of
the semester.whereas the end term and practical examinations are held at
the end of the semester. A student registering for a course must sit for
the Mid term examination in that course to be eligible for appearing in
the End term examination. Besides a student has to appear in quizes/tests
and carryout field/laboratory/library/clinical assignments throughout the
semester.
In case of B.V. Sc. & A.H. degree programme there is a system of annual
composite examination at the end of each academic year culminating the end
of professional programme, beginning with first professional. The answer
script of the annual examination shall be examined by the external examiner. |
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| Evaluation |
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level of qualitative performance attained by the students in a particular
course is evaluated and quantified in a 10.00 point scale/grade as given
below : |
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Marks (%)
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Point/Grade
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100
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10.00
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9.90
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98
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9.80
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97
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9.70
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60
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6.00 (minimum
for PG Programme)
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Below 60
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0.00 (F i.e
Failed in PG Programme)
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50
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5.00 (minimum
for UG Programme
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Below 50
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0.00 (F i.e.
Failed in UG Programme)
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