‘Sheth TJ. Education Society’s Sheth N.K.T-T. College of Commerce and Sheth J.T.T. College of Arts (Autonomous) Thane Examination and Evaluation Policy under Autonomy The following is the Examination and Evaluation Policy of drafted and applicable from the Academic Year 2024-2025. Since this isthe first year of autonomy the policy may be subjected to yearly changes as need and situation atises. ‘Manual on Examination and Evaluation System For Faculty of Commerce & Management, Arts, Science & Technology (Under Graduate and Post Graduate Programs) Under Autonomous Status ‘With Credit Based Semester and Choice based Grading System (Applicable for all UG and PG classes/progranmes w.ef. from the Academic Year 2024-25) Prepared by Examination Committee Name Designation Dr. Manoshi Bagchi Controller of Examinations Mr-Anil Khadse PG.Convener Mr. Nitin Varade UG,Convener Ms. Gitanjall Chiphinkar Member Dr. Manisha Nehete Member Ms. Sonali Sarat Memiber Dr. Kinjal Gosai Member Ms. Shilpa Shelar Member Ms, Siddhi Valanju Member Ms. Darshana Bande Member Ms Maithili Kendo Member Ms. Sneha Gupia Member Paye 1 of 16 VISION » COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOUSTIC EDUCATIONSr. No. | Contenis Page no. Preamble 02 z Under graduate programme examination pattern 03 3: Ordinance regarding award of 10 grace marks 05 z ‘Additional Examinations 8 x Examination for Repeaters 08 6 Re-Valualion/Photocopy of answer papers 09 6. Rules for ATKT. 09 8. Gracing 09 3. Ordinance Regarding Unfair Means = [12 10. SOP for Student's Registration; ATKT Examinations, Internal | 16 Examinations; Regular Semester End Examinations {J PREAMBLE The College functions according to the vision starement of being committed and persuasive efforts towards holistic education, following principles of outcome-based education, declaring results on time, and having a complete transparency in conducting the examinations and declaring results, Toenhance the quality of education and to bring out transparency, speed and accuracy in the system of evaluation, the College has adopted Credit Based Continuous Evaluation Grading System in its curricula. The curriculum in a given course would include ingredients requived 1 upgrade the standards of teaching-learing such as classroom lectures, tutorials/ practicals/ laboratory techniques/ field visity study tour! assignments! group discussions/ quiz /roll play/ projects/training, ‘These ingredients have credit depending on the work load it involves Revisions were proposed in the curricula and assessment schemes based on the discussions carried out At various forums like Industry Meet, Examination Committee Meetings, Governing Body Meetings and Academic Council Meetings, Feedback from various stakeholders including students and faculty has been discussed during these mectings. Examination related ordinances preseated in this manual are evolved from our leaming’s and that available with Mumbai University. Page 2 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOLISTIC EDUCATIODegree is awarded by the College to the graduates after successfil completion of the program along with the inclusion of the name of the University, This official Examination Manual for under-graduate / posi-graduate semester programms hus beeit prepared as per UGC guidelines for autonomous colleges and has been approved in the Academic ‘Council meeting held on 8 April, 2024. 11 is published for the use of teachers, administrative staff and learners. ‘The constitution of Examination Cell is as follows: a) Prineipal (Chief Controller of Examinations) b) Controller of Examination (COE): Member Secretary ) Convener of Post Graduate programs 4) Convener of Under Graduate programs ) Faculty members nominated by the Principal UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME EXAMINATION PATTERN: s _ The undergraduate program of the college is of three/four years integrated pattern, divided into six semesters with two semesters at each year, + Each semester of under graduate program will have Internal Continuous Assessment, Semester End Examination and Practical Examinetion (B.Sc. Information Technology and B.Sc. Data Science) Continuous Internal Evaluation (CLE) (20/40 marks) — 40 % weightage will be distributed as follows: © CIEL : Test — (10/20 marks) * CIE Il (tutorials/ practicals/ laboratory techniques! field visit/ study tour/ assignments! group viscussiony quiz /oll play/ peojects/training ete.) (5/10 marks) * CIE III Class participation/ Attendance (5/10marks) ‘Semester End Examination (30/60 marks) -60% weightage * Paper pattern as decided by respective Board of Studies + Equal weightage to each module of the syllabus. Practical Examination (50 marks) — 50% for B.Sc. Information Technology, B.Sc, Data Science and B.Sc, (Computer Applications). Eligibility Criterion * As per ordinance 0.6086 of university of Mumbai, every leamer should attain the minimum criterion of attendance to be cligible to appear for semester end examinations, Page 3 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWAROS HOUSTIC EDUCATIONPassing Criterion Minimum 40% (Combined passing in CTE and Semester End Examination) subject to Securing minimum 25% in CTE and semester end examination seperately Programme | First Second Third (Proposs ss Sem [Sem "|Sem Fem |Sem [Sem —] Credit |r = T is I IV ry VL VIL BiGon ee be 22 anf. 122 22 [176 BCom. Ueomtin t n i ip 22 pa ise 22 fae fits Finance) Z =| B.Com (Manageme|22_— 22 22 22 122 22, 132 22 22/176 nt) B.Com. (Bal) 22 |22 22, 22 22 22. 132 22 22 |176 BA 2222 22 22 22 22. 132 22 22 {176 B.Sc. | (Information |22 22 22 22 22 122 132 122, 22/176 Technology) BSc. (Data 22 22 22, 22 22 22 132 22 [22 176 Science) M.Gom/NAl f 22 22. 122 22 — ~ 132 i I 88 M.Sc. \Non-academic Credit (Applicable from Academic Year 2024-2025 First Year learners) Certificate Course Swayem (MOOC\/internships/IJT/Ficld | projects/Drama etc, AU First Second Third Total Non- FouthYear Total Programes Year Year Year academic | (Proposed) | Non. Credits jacademic (Credits (02 02 2 (06 02 08 Page 40116 VISION | COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOLISTIC EDUCATIONMinimum credits: Ifa learner earns 14 credits in each semester. then a learner will be eligible for admission in the ‘next class. Academic & Non-academic Credit and Marks Allocation; ‘The following academic credit points are cared for each programme by each learner after completion of the semester. ‘The following marks are allocated for each program: Programme First Year [Second Year Third Year Total Semester jSemester Semester |Semester [Semester [Semester | Marks 1 u im Vv Vv vt B.Com. 550 350 550 [550 550 [550 300 BCom. (Accounting & Finance) (550 50 550 sS0 1550 580 {300 BCom (Management). [550 350 350 '550 550, [550 13300 BA 550 550 550 550 550 ps0) i300 Bom. (Banking & inalirance) 550 550 550 550 ‘550 550 300 B.Sc. (Information I Satins 550 550 550 sso sso 550 300 BSc, Data Science 550 550 550 550 350 550 300 Seay 550 550 550 550 a A i220 MSc. ORDINANCE REGARDING AWARD OF 10 GRACE MARKS TO STUDENTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN ANY ONE OF THE VARIOUS EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: 6.229: Candidates appearing for any of the Examinations conducted by the Colleges on ‘behalf of the University shall be eligible for the award of maximum 10 grace macks at their option, wherever necessary in addition to the marks secured in each Head of passing for participation in any one of the activitiesmentioned below: (i) Students who have enrolled as members of the N.C.C. and have satisfactorily completed the N.C.C. training program during the academic year, as certified by the Prineipal/ ‘Commanding | Officer of theirrespective College, OR Page S of 16(ti) Students wno have participated in the N.S.S. program and have satisfactorily completed at least 120 hours of Social Service comprising the time spent in at least two types of projects as certified by the Principal of their respective Culleye and forwarded by the N.S.S. Program Coordinator, OR i) Students who are one of the members of the tear/s reaching the Quarter final stage at intercollegiate sports competitions or have secured one of the eight places in order of metit in individual sport event conducted by the University or have represented the University in sport events sither at the Anter State or at Zonal level or at Natioil level or at International level and have Produced the necessary centficate from the Principal of their respective College and forwarded by Head of the concerned Section, OR Gv) Students who are members of team/s securing frst threepositions in cultural group events or have secured one of the first three places in individual cultural events or whose performance havebeen adudged best as an Actor/Actress, Music: Director, Lighting’ Sound effect operator, Author, Choreographer, or as Director in Group events conducted at the Intercollegiate cultural competition organized by the University, or have represented the University in any of the cultural events either at the State level or at the Zonal level or at the National level or at the International level in the same academic year as certified by the Principal of their respective collegeand forwarded by Head of the concerned Section, OR (%) Students who are members of the Students’ councils constitutedunder Section 40 (2) (©) oF Section 4) (2) (b) or under Section 49 (4) of the Maharashtra Universities Act 1994, and have actively participated in various schemes, progtams and attended functions of the University uring that acsdemic year, as recommended by the Principal of the concerned College and certified by the Director of Students Welfare. 229-A: The benefit of 10 grace marks to candidates would be available only in any one of the activities mentioned above, at their option subject to their fulfilling following conditions: 1. Students participating in the Extension Work acti s organizedby the Department of Lifelong ‘Leaming and Extension are entitled to the benefit of 10 grace marks on satisfactory completion of 120 hours of work, except for Industry Orientation Project, where the mi hours of work, under various Extension Work Projects. jum requirement is 249 Page 6 of 16a Pol system of evaluation for the first ite. That in case of failure in one or more Heads of passing granted to the extent of 5% of the maximum ‘marks allotted to the Head of passingthe coneemed subject an Examination, the benefit of yrave maths shall be 3. That the grace marks will be granted for the purpose of claiming exemplions in a subject/s, Provided it shall not exceed 5% of the maximum marks allotted to a subject. 4. That the maximum of 10 grace marks shall be granted for the purpose of enabling a candidate for the award of class and/ of distinction in the Examination. 5. That maximum 10 grace marks will be added to the grand total, ifthe benefit of grace marks is nol claimed in any of the above (2) to (4) conditions. In case of the grade pattern 0.1 is added to the SPI. 6, That ifthe examination is conducted in semester and the marks ofthe two semesters are clubbed, the question of grant of 10 grace marks in odd semester under this Ordinance shall he considered at their option t students if they prove merit only in that particular odd semester in activities mentioned above and comply with all such conditions stipulated therefore, else the same shall be granted in even semester examination of that academic year 7. That the grace marks under this Ordinance will not be countedfor the award of scholarships, prizes and medals or any other awards, 8. That the rules relating to gracing under this Ordinance shall be applied first and the same shall separately be shown in the marks sheet of the candidates, 9. That the College authorities may consider withholding of any of the aforesaid benefit or to consider any of the merithwork of the céndidates null and void if, in the option of duly constituted Disciplinary Committee, such an action is felt necessary, and communicated to University through the Principal/Head of the Department, Students studying in Third Year classes (Semester V & VI) and wish to appear for the College examination, haye to submit ONLINE examination form to the College through College website Otherwise, the student will lose his claim for appearing for College examination to be conducted y the Examination Department of the College Page 7 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOUSTIC EDUCATION[ADDITIONAL MINA TION REO oe A learner who remain absent in some or all the courses during Intemal tests and semester end examination, on medical grounds or for representing the colleye/university in sports, cultural activities, activities of NSS, NCC/Sports training camps conducted by reeognized bodies / competent authorities or for any other reason which is considered valid under exceptional circumstances and ta the satisfaction of the Principal/Controller of examinations, may be granted an additional atiempt Provided, he/she fumishes all the necessary documents in this respect. Additional examination will not be conducted for students who remain absent for ATKY examination. ‘The leamers Who have failed in one or more courses ofthe semester end examination shail be allowed ‘o appear for the examination in the nex! half, after submission of the online Examination form through the college website. A.T.K.T. examinations will be conducted in the first and the second half af the academic ‘year for all semesters, A leamer is required to get minimum 40% aggregate in CIE and in semester Endl Examination subject ‘o scoring minimum 25% in CIE and semester end examination. For Undergraduate courses: A leamer will be promoted from semester Ito Semester Il with any number of failures in the subjects. A learner will be promoted from Semester II to Semester II! provided he/she earns 14 credits (as per NEP) in each of semester I and Il, A leamer will be promoted from Semester III to Semester IV with any number of failures in the subject. A Iearner will be promoted from Semester IV to Semester V provided he/she earns 14 credits (as pet NEP) in each of semester I II, Ill and IY. A leamer will be promoted from Semester V to Semester VI with any number of failures in the subject. ‘A leamer will be promoted from Semester VI to Semester VII provided he/she earns 14 credits (as pet NEP) in each of semester I to VI. A learner will be promoted from Semester VI to. ‘Semester VII with any number of failures in the subject. Page 8 of 16 VISION: COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWAROS HOLISTIC EDUCATIONFor Postgraduate courses: A learner shall be allawed to keep term for Semester- II] and Semester -IV 1. Notwithstanding that the leamer may not have appeared for the examination of Semesters] and or semester—If OR 2. Irrespective of the number of courses of failure in the Semester -I and or semester — 1! 3. learner is allowed to appear for semester -IV Examination but the result of semester1V shall be kept in abeyance until the leamer passes all the courses of semester~ 1, Il and Il, RE-VALUATION /PHOTOCOPY OF ANSWER PAPERS A student can ask for photocopy of answer books through an application with payment of Tequisite fee per paper after the result is declared. The photo copy of the answer book can be given (o student on payment of foes. There is no re-valuation available for CTE. A student has a chance to apply for revaluation through an application and payment. The answer script of the said candidate will be masked and re assessed by an external examiner to be decided by the Controller of Examination, Re-valustion includes verification of adding of marks in the answer scripts, transfer of marks from answer sheets to mark sheets, assessment of answers nnol checked sand posting of the marks in the system. Revaluated answer books will not be shown to students. GRACING At the time of compiling final result, the benefit of Gracing is givenas per the new ordinances 5042, 3043, 5044 and 5048 as follows: ‘The Teumers shall be given the benefit of Grace Marks only for passing in each heud of passing the examination. Provided thet the benefit of such gracing marks given in different head of passing shall fot exceed 1% of aggregate marks in that examination, This ordinance shall be applicable only ifthe ‘candidatepasses the entire examination. 0.503: A candidate who passes in all the subjects and heads of passing in the examinstion without the benefit of either gracing of condonation rules and whose total number of inarks fall short for securing Second Class / Higher Second Class or First Class by marks not more than '% of the aggregate marks of that examination or up to 10 marks, whichever is less, shall be siven the required marksto get the next higher class or grade as the ease may be. Page 9 of 160.5044: A candidate who passes in all the subjects / heads of passingin the examination without benefit of either gracing or condonation rules and whose total number of marks in the subjects falls short by not move Wan Unree marks for geiting distinction in the suojecvs shall be given necessary grace marks up to three in maximum two subjects, subject to maximum 1% of the total marks of that Head of Passing whichever is more, in a given examination, 0.045: Ifa candidate fails in only one head of passing, having passedin all other heads of passing, histher deficiency of marks in such headof passing may be condoned by aot more than 1% of the aggregate marks of the examination or 10% of the total number of marks of that head of passing in which he/she is failing, whichever is less. However condonation, whether in one head af passing or aggregatehead of passing be restricted to maximum up to 10 marks only. Only one ordinance i.e, 0.5042 or 0.5043 or 0.5044 or 0.5015 and not more than one ordinances, can be applied in the case of a candidate, (0.229 A: Learner participating in NSS /NCC / Sports ! Cultural Activities / Life Long Leaming and extension activities and whose names are approved by the authorities are entitled to be graced maximum of 10 maris and not more than 5% in each head v {passing Gracing under 0.5042/0.5043/0.5044/0,5045 and 0.229 A is applied simultancously. PROVISION FOR LEARNER WITH SPECIAL NEEDS: Ceamers with Dyslexia, Dysgrephia & Dyscaleulia or visually impaired / low / vision / physically challenged will be offered facilities of extra time, special seating arrangement. Provision of the writer shall be inade by the parent /guardian of the special student concemed. They are required to apply to the Examination Commitiee 15 days prior to the examination along with the latest certified supporting documents. GRADING SYSTEM: Degree will be based on cumulative performance of all semesters (1 to VI for UG and Ito IV for PG) on the basis of choice based credit system, Page 10 0f 16 VISION: COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOUISTIC EDUCA RedThe following grading system will be applied. Letter Grades and their Equivalent Grading Point — ; Marks obtained | GPA orate lcd Performance 90 & Above 10 10 3 ‘Outstanding 8029.99 900999 [9 [ae [Excellent 0-79.99 800899 |g lA Very Good 60-69.99 700799 [7 Be ‘Good s0- 54.99 6010699 (6 B [Above Average 45- 49,99 sows (5 c Average 4044.99 400499 [4 D Pass Tess than 40 |= 0 F Fail SGP Semester Grade Performance Index= 5(Credit Eamed X Grade Points) 7 (Credit Earned) SE- Semester End, CA- Continuous Assessment, PRe Practical [Symbots [Description | IE ‘Exemption in the Head IF [Head of Failure INA iot Applicable ———__—| [AB ‘Absent = y Female i. (0.5045 e 10.229 = CLASS IMPROVEMENT: A student who is not satisfied with the grade he / she have obtained can apply for improvement of grade afler completion of last semester. He / She have to submit an application form in the prescribed format and submit the same with a Payment. The Controller of Examination, with approval of Principal should inform the student date/ mark sheets issued to the candidate. The grade which he / she get in the new attempt will prevail and student cannot go back to the old grade. Candidates have to appear for both the semesters in the same sitting. Page 11 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOLISTIC EDUCATION!No. of attempt (Regarding) the students will have to appear for Sem I & I Or Sem II & IV Or Sem V & VI. The student can appear only for one yeat either for Sem | & Hor Sem Il & 1V or ‘Sem V & VI. UNFAIR MEANS ORDINANCE NO. 5050 Ordinance No. $050 of University of Mumbai relaces to the conduct of examinations, nature of malpractice quantum of punishment, powers of the Principals of the college etc. The following extract relting to the exaui tion conducted by the college on behalf uf the University of Muiiba iy reproduced here under for the information of the learners, @. “Unfair means” includes one or more of the following acts or omi: art of leamer/s during the examination period. (i) Possessing unfair means materials and or copying therefrom. (it) Transeribing any unauthorized material or any other use thereof, (ii intimidating or using obscene language or threatening ot use of violence against invigilator or person on duty for the conduct of examination or man-handling him / het ot leaving the examination hall without permission of the supervisor or causing disturbun any manner in the examination proceedings. Gy) __ Unauthorized communication with other examinees of anyone else inside or outside the examination hall. (vy) Mutual /Mass copying, (i) ‘Smuggling-ou, either blank or written, or smugeling-in of answer books a copying material, {Vip _‘Smuggling-in blank or written aiswer book and signature of thele, Supervisor hereon, Ctl qintecteting with oF counterfeiting of the College/Insttution seal, or answer books or office Stationary used in the examination. ((%) _insertion of currency notes in the answer books or attempting or bribe any of the persons ‘connected with conduct of examinations. (8) Impersonation at the University/College/Institution examination, Revealing identity in any fore in tho answor written ot in any otherpart ofthe answer book by the student at the University or College or Institution examination, Odi) Or any other similsr act/s and / or omissions which may be considered as unfair means by the competent authority (siti) Possessing of any electronic gazette duting the examination. b-"Unfair means relating to examination” means and includes directly or indirectly committing or sissnpling to wouuit or threatening to commit any act or coercion, undue influence or favs Tlbrastice with a view to obtaining wrongful gain to him or to any other person or causing wrongful loss to other person/s. Page 12 of 16© “Unfair means material” means and includes any material whatsoever, related to the subject of the examination, printed.typed, handwritten or otherwise on the person of on clothes, or body of the student (examinee) oF on wood or other material, in anymannet of in the form of char, diagram, ‘map or drawing or electronic aid ete, which is not allowed in the examination hall, d.“Possession of unfair means msterial by 2 student” means having any unauthorized materiel on his/her person of desk or chairor table or at any place within his/her reach, in the examination center and its environs or premises at any time from the — commencement of the examination till its conclusion. ©.“Student found in possession” means a student, reported in writing, as having been found in Possession of unfair means material by Jr. Supervisor, Sr. Supervisor, member of the vigilance Committee or Examination Squad or any other person authorized for this purpose, inthis behalf ven if the unfair means material is not produced as evidence because of its being reported a¢ swallowed ordestroyed or snatched away or otherwise taken away or spoiled by the student or by any other person acting on his behalf to such an extent that it has become illegible. Provided report to that effect is submitted by the Sr. Supervisor or Chief Conductor or any other authorized persen to the Controller of Examinations or Principal or Head ot the Institution concemed oe any officer authorized in this behalf. “Material related to the subject of examination” means andincludes if the material is produced as evidence, any material certified as related to the subject of the examination by a competentperson and if the material is not produced as evidence or has become illegible for any of the reasons referred to in clause £, The presumption shall be that the material did relate to the subject of the examination, ‘The board categories of unfair meaus resorted to by students at the university/ college/ institution examinations and the quantum of Punishment for each category Nature of Malpractice Quantum of Punishment 1. Possession of copying | Annulment of the performance of the |____materiavelectronic yazette, student atthe Colloge/Institution 2. etal ing fi th s ial examination in full. , fom ; Sm Copa nB Rms the copying romteal | eas hus quantum of punishment shall alsoto the Following categories of malpractices at Sr. No. (2) to Sr. No. (12) in addition to the punishment prescribed there at. Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examinationfor two additional examinations, (BOTH THE STUDENTS.) 3. Possession of another student’s answer book Page 13 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOV/ARDS HOUSTIC EDUCATICPossession of another student’s answer book + actual evidence of ‘copying therefrom: Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for two additional examinations. (BOTH THE STUDENTS.) Muwal 7Mass copying Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for two additional examination i) Smuggling-out or smuggling in of answer book as copyingmaterial ii) Smuggling-in of written answer book hased on the question paper set’ at the examination ili) Smuggling in written answer book and forging signature of the Jt. Supervisor thereon Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for two additional examination Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for three additional examination. Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for four additional examination, Attempt forge dhe signature of the Jr. Supervisor on the answer book or supplement Exclusion of the student from College or Institution examination for four additional examination Interfering with or counterfeiting of University/College! Institution sealor answer books or office stationery used inthe examinations. Exclusion of the student irom College or Institution examination for four additional examinations, VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOUSTICENUC ‘9. Smuggling answer book, main or Exclusion of the student supplement written outside the from College ot examination hall or any other Institution examination insertion in answer book for four additions} examination 10. Insertion of currency noies/io Exclusion of the student from bribe or attempting to bribe any of College or Institution examination the person/ $ connected with the for four additional examination. jeuiduet of examinations Note : This money shall be credited to the Vice Chancellor's Fund 11. Using obscene Tanguage/violence Exclusion of the student from College or threat at the examination center Institution examinationfor four additional by a student atthe examination, University/College/ institution examination: to IrJSr. Supervisor/Chief Conductor or Examiners Page 14 0f1612a) Impersonation “at _ the University) Exclusion of the siudent Hom College or College/ Institution examination. Exclusion) Institution examination for five additional of the student from University or College] examination. (Both the students if or Institution examination fur one] impersonator is University or College or additions} examination Institute student) 5) Impersonation by a _University/] Exclusion of the student fiom College or College/institution student at $,8.C/ Institution examinations for five additional H.S.C any other examinations examinations, 13. Written or in any other part of the Exclusion of the impersonator fom uuiswer book by the student atthe College or Institutionexamination for five University or College or additional examination Institution examinati 14,Found having written on palms or on | Annulment of the performance of the the body, or on the clotheswhile in the | student at the College or Institution examination examination in full. 15. All other malpractices not covered Annulment of the performance of the inthe aforesaid categories student at the College of Institute examination in full and severe punishment depending upon the gravity of the offence Ino previous occasion a disciplinary action was taken against a student for malpractice use at examination and he/she js caught again for malpractices used at the examinations, in this event hhe/sheshall be dealt with severely, enhanced punishment can be imposed on such students. This enhance punishment may extend to double the punishment provided for the offence, when committed at the second o subsequent exemination, Student involved in malpractiz 's at Practical/Dissertation/project Report examinations shall be dealt with as per the punishment provided for the theory examination. ‘The Unfair Means Enquiry Committee, in addition to the above mentioned punishments, may impose a monitory fine on the student declared guilty *(Note: The term “annulment of performance in full” includes performance of the student at the theory as well as annual practical examination, but does not include performance at term work, project work & dissertation examinations unless malpractice used there at) Page 15 of 16 VISION; COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOLISTIC EDUCATISSOP FOR STUDENTS’ REGISTRATION & GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS All students are registered on the examination software only after the completion of enrollment process * Students have to report about changes/corrections (if any) regarding their name/eredentials to the college office, * Students with Physical’ Visual / Learning Disabilities (LD) have to. submit necessary documents along with an application at beginning of the academic year 10 get the benefit @s per norms, I. ATKT EXAMINATIONS * Check website for notice uploaded under the Examination tab Fill online form, Make online payment Check Timetable uplosded on website Check PDF of students eligible for ATKT examinations uploaded on website Downlcad and print Hall tickets uploaded on website/Collect from examination department 8 days before commencement of examination, INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS Check Timetable uploaded on website Check subjest wise list of absent students uploaded on official whats app groups. * Intemal examination answer books will be shown to the students if derided, * Apply for additional examinations would be conducted if'a student remains absent for intemal examinations within three days from the conclude of examination, IV. REGULAR SEMESIER END EXAMINATIONS © Check Timetable uploaded on website * Download and print Hall tickets uploaded on website/Collect from examination department 8 days before commencement of examination, * If student remains absent due to medical problem/emergency, application addressed to the Principal and medical reports should be submitted to the Examination department within three ‘working days from conclude of examination, ° = eo Dr. Manoshi Bagchi Controller of Examinations Page 16 of 16 VISION : COMMITTED AND PERSUASIVE EFFORTS TOWARDS HOUSTIC EDUCATION