Attendance

A candidate to be eligible to appear in the internal continuous assessment/end semester examination of a course or a complete semester shall have to put in a minimum of 75% attendance in that course/semester, in addition to satisfying all other relevant conditions laid down in the University Regulations.

  1. The Dean of the School, on the recommendation of the HOD concerned, shall condone the shortage of attendance to a maximum of 5% if the claim is justified and supported by valid documents.
  2. The Vice Chancellor, on the recommendation of the HOD and Dean of the Faculty, shall condone a shortage beyond 5% but only up to 10% for valid reasons (to be supported by documentary evidence).
  3. *However, no student shall be allowed to avail of the concession provided under Clauses 1 & 2 in more than 50% of the total semesters of the programme.
  4. *The teacher concerned shall be responsible for maintaining the record of attendance of the students registered for the course.
  5. *A student suspended or debarred from attending the classes due to any reason whatsoever, or having withdrawn from a semester/year on medical grounds or for any other cogent reason, shall have to seek re-admission in the appropriate semester in the next academic session as a regular student. Such students shall have to meet the requirement of 75% attendance in each course in a semester and shall have to complete the programme within its maximum time limit as specified in the Regulations (period of suspension/rustication included).
  6. A student shall be continuously evaluated for his/her academic performance through continuous Internal Assessment (tutorials, practical, home assignments, class assignment, term papers, field work, seminars, periodical tests and Non Scholastic areas (Personality, Attitude, Scientific temper, Creative thinking, values and Social/ Community Work) and the End Semester examination as prescribed in the examination scheme of the respective course and duly approved by the Authority.

Unless provided otherwise, the marks distribution for each course shall be as follows;

End Semester Examination (ESE): 60 Marks

Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA): 40 Marks

Unless provided otherwise, the breakup of Continuous Internal Assessment shall be as follows:

Test                                          10 Marks

Comprehensive Viva               15 Marks

Assignments through PPT      10 Marks

Attendance                              05 Marks

Total                                        40 Marks


Marks break-up for Attendance

75% to 80%:                   1 mark

81% to 85%:                   2 marks

86% to 90%:                   3 marks

91% to 95%:                   4 marks

96% to 100%:                5 marks

For further information, please refer to the University Ordinance.