Evalution Process

The evaluation system for the first three batches is as follows.

For 2012-15, 2013-16 and 2014-17 batches student assessment has been done by conducting internal assessment exams and external assessment exams.

Internal assessment for 25 marks and external assessment for 75 marks.

The distribution of internal assessment marks has been done in the following manner:

Sl. No	Category		Marks	The average marks for both the Mid Tests are considered for 20 marks
1	Mid test – 1		20
	Mid test – 2		20
2	Attendance		5
		Total 25 marks(CIA)

CIE: Duration of time – 1. ½ hrs. Maximum marks – 25. Minimum pass mark – 9 (i.e.,35%).

SEE: Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 75. Minimum pass mark – 26 (i.e.,35%).

Practical exams : Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 50. Minimum pass mark – 18 (i.e.,35%).

Practical exams are conducted at the end of every academic year for the science students.

The department of Computer Science has conducted practical exams at the end of each and every semester for the MPCs students.

The student has to secure minimum pass mark in internal exams and external exams as well. Then the status of the result will be declared as PASS.

From 2015 – 16 academic year the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) has been implemented/followed.

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            Success means growth and growth means change.

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CBCS (Choice Based Credit System)

The semester system under autonomous status accelerates the teaching learning process and enable vertical and horizontal mobility in learning. The credit based semester system provides flexibility in designing curriculum and assigning credits based on the course content and hours of teaching. The Choice Based Credit System provides a ‘cafeteria’ type approach in which the student can choose courses of their choice, learn at their own pace, undergo additional course and acquire more than the required credits, and adopt an interdisciplinary approach to learning,

Here the courses in a programme are of three kinds:

      1.      Ability Enhancing Compulsory Courses (AECC) i.e., Languages –          Part - I
      2.      Core subjects                                                                                         Part – II
      3.      Foundation Courses                                                                               Part – III

The total credits for B.A programme is 134

The total credits for B.Com – Gen and B.Com- Comp programmes are 138

The total credits for B.Sc programmes are 158

In the 6^th SEM for all the programmes, the core papers were distributed as general electives and cluster electives.

The evaluation system for the next 3 batches (i.e., 2015-18, 2016-19 and 2017-20)

The distribution of internal assessment marks has been done in the following manner:

S. No	Category	Marks	Remarks
1	Mid-1(written exam)	15	The average marks for both the Mid Tests are considered for 15 marks
2	Mid-2(written exam)	15
3	Assignment	5
4	Attendance	5
	Total CIA marks	25

Allocation of marks for attendance:

% of Attendance	Punishment/Fine/Marks
Below 62.5%	Detention
62.5 to 74%	Condonation
75 to 79%	2 Marks
80 to 84%	3 Marks
85 to 89%	4 Marks
90 and above	5 Marks

CIE: Duration of time – 1 hrs. Maximum marks – 25. Minimum pass mark – 10 (i.e.,40%).

SEE: Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 75. Minimum pass mark – 30 (i.e.,40%).

Practical exams : Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 50. Minimum pass mark – 20 (i.e.,40%).

From the beginning the department of Computer Science has been conducting practical exams at the end of each and every semester for the MPCs students.

From the beginning the department of Computer Science has endorsed project work to the MPCs students in Sem – VI for one paper.

There is no mid exams for 50 marks papers (i.e., for Foundation Courses)

The student has to secure minimum pass mark in internal exams and external exams as well. Then only the status of the result will be declared as PASS.

After completing each and every Sem Semester wise Grade Point Average (SGPA) will be given

in marks memo. It is a measure of performance of work done in a semester. A student who

completes all papers in a single attempt will be awarded SGPA.

Grade Point is a numerical weight allotted to each latter grade on a 10-point scale.

GRADE TABLE
Sl. No.	RANGE OF MARKS	ABSOLUTE GRADE POINTS	LETTER GRADE AWARDED	PERFORMANCE
	CIA + SEE
1	100	10	O	OUTSTANDING
2	90 - 99	9.0 - 9.9	A +	EXCELLENT
3	80 - 89	8.0 - 8.9	A	VERY GOOD
4	70 - 79	7.0 - 7.9	B	GOOD
5	60 - 69	6.0 - 6.9	C	ABOVE AVERAGE
6	50 - 59	5.0 - 5.9	D	AVERAGE
7	40 - 49	4.0 - 4.9	E	PASS
8	BELOW 40	0	F	FAIL
9	ABSENT	0	AB	ABSENT

The above table indicates the absolute grading system. Here the marks for each grade are pre - determined.

In the relative grading system, there are no marks fixed for any grade. Here, the range of marks between the top scorer and the bottom scorer will be taken and no marks are fixed for any grade.

This relative grading is found not very popular with the students and with the employers.

Absolute grading has greater patronage than relative grading.

Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is a measure of overall cumulative performance of a student all the semesters (i.e., for 6 sems). The CGPA is the ratio of total credit points secured by a student in various courses in all semesters and the sum of the total credits of all courses in all the semesters.

Where Si is the SGPA of the ith semester and Ci is the total number of credits in that semester.

CGPA is mentioned on provisional certificates

The SGPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to 2 decimal points and reported in the transcripts (i.e., Consolidate Marks Memo – CMM)

From 2018 batch the distribution of internal assessment marks has been done in the following manner:

S. No	Category	Marks	Remarks
1	Mid-1(written exam)	20	The average marks for both the Mid Tests are considered for 20 marks
2	Mid-2(written exam)	20
3	Assignment	5
4	Attendance	5
	Total CIA marks	30

CIE: Duration of time – 1 1/2 hrs. Maximum marks – 30. There is no minimum pass mark.

SEE: Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 70. Minimum pass mark – 28 (i.e.,40%).

Practical exams: Duration of time – 3 hrs. Maximum marks – 50. Minimum pass mark – 20 (i.e.,40%).

There is no mid exams for 50 marks papers (i.e., for Foundation Courses)

There is no RIA (Re-Internal Assessment) exam.

In total the candidate has to secure 40 marks (including Internal & External).

If a candidate is absent for both the Mid Exams and he secures 40 marks by taking into consideration external exam marks, assignment marks and attendance marks; the status of the result will be declared as he/she is PASSED. But, it is mandatory that the candidate has to secure 28 marks in external exam.

If a candidate secures 28 marks in external exam by adding the CIE marks he/she does not score 40 marks in total, the status of the result will be declared as FAIL.

As there is no RIA exam he/she has to re-appear for external exam.