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The college follows semester pattern and all work relating to the
conduct of Examinations, publication of results etc, are looked
after by a full time controller of Examinations who is a senior
member of the faculty of this collage.
Dr.
N. Gowrisankar, Reader in History is the Controller of Examinations
and Thiru E.P.S. Thiyagarajan, Selection Grade lecturer in English
is the Additional Controller of Examinations.
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Components of Evaluation: |
1. The
Semester End Examination and Continuous Assessment carrying 80 percent
and 20 percent respectively of the total marks of 100 for each paper,
will form the basis grading each paper and for the award of the
Degree.
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Semester-end Examination: |
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1.
B.A., B.Sc., Degree Examinations will be held as follows:
In November - Papers of all semesters.
In April – Papers of all semesters.
2. M.A., M.Sc., Degree Examinations will be held as follows:
In November – Papers of all semesters.
In April – Papers of all semesters.
Supplementary candidates will be given a chance to write
the failed papers at the opportunity subject to the number
of appearances.
3.
Examination fees once paid will not be refunded or adjusted
under any circumstances.
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Grading
System |
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Grading
will be as prescribed by each department in general accordance with
University practice |
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Passing Minimum for B.A.,/B.Sc., |
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A
Candidate who secures not less than 45 percent at the semester end
examinations in each subject and not less than 50 percent of the
total marks for the continuous assessment marks put together shall
be declared to have passed the examinations in that subject. There
is no passing minimum for internal assessment tests.Under the credit
system a candidate has secure 123 credit for the award of degree. |
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Passing
Minimum for M.A.,/M.Sc.,/M.Com: |
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(i) A Candidate who secures not less
than 45 percent at the semester end examinations in each
subject and not less than 50 percent of the total marks
for the continuous assessment marks put together shall be
declared to have passed the examinations in that subject.
There is no passing minimum for internal assessment tests.
(ii)
A candidate who fails to secure the prescribed minimum for
a pass in any subject in any Semester shall be required to
appear only for such theory papers and practical (including
viva-voce) when such examinations are conducted by the college,
within the period for completion of the course and subject
to the number of appearances permitted.
(iii) A Candidate failing in the project work shall be required
to resubmit the project work.
(iv) A candidate who successfully completes the course and
passes the examinations prescribed in all the subjects of
the four semesters for M.A.,/M.Sc.,/M.Com., and 6 semesters
for B.A.,/B.Sc., shall be declared to have qualified for the
degree.
(v) Any appeal regarding autonomous examinations should be
made within thirty days from the date of the publication of
the results.
In
the credit system a candidate has to secure 72 credits for
the award of the degree. |
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Number
of Appearances:
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B.A./B. Sc., candidate shall be permitted
to appear for the examinations in such papers prescribed for
the course not more then four times. For this purpose absence
from the examinations after registering as a candidate will
not be deemed as an attempt.
They
shall have to pass all the examinations prescribed for the
course within the period of five years from the date of joining
the course in the first year. Candidate failing to quality
within the above stipulated period / attempts shall have to
repeat the course under the regulation then in force and they
are not eligible for any exemption in paper / papers which
they have already passed.
M.A.,/M.Sc.,/M.Com.,
M.C.A.,/ candidates shall be permitted to appear for the examinations
in each paper prescribed for the course not more than three
times. For this purpose absence from the examination after
registering as a candidate will not be deemed as an attempt.
They shall also have to pass all the examinations prescribed
for the courses within a period of three years. Candidate
failing to quality within the above stipulated period / attempts
shall have to repeat the course und the regulation then in
force and they are not eligible for any exemption in paper
/ papers which they have already passed.
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Detained
Candidates
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The
detained candidated for want to attendance in a semesters
will have to rejoin the corresponding semester after the completion
of the course to make up for the deficiency in attendance
.However they will not be entitled to the rights and privileges
of a regular student. |
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Examinations
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Supplementary examinations are conducted from the academician 2004-2005
for the candidate who here failed in only one paper of the sixth
semester UG and fourth semester of PG.
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