Eligibility Criteria
Introduction
Post Graduate Programmes
Master of Arts
Master of Science
Agriculture - Honours
Master of Commerce
PGDCA
Nutrition and Dietetics
Under Graduate Programmes
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Comp. Appl.
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Arts
B.Sc. in Information Tech.
B.Sc. in Economics

 

 

House Examinations

All the students shall appear in November/December House Examinations and all other house tests to be held from time to time. The names of the students for sending them up for the University Examinations will be based on the marks obtained in these tests. The internal assessment marks, wherever applicable, shall also be awarded on the basis of the above results and performance in other academic assignments.

Note 1 :

1. For M.A. classes 25% marks shall be allotted for seminar work which will include at least five assignments for which proper record will be kept in the seminar file by the teacher concerned. The college may hold a second test with the discretion of the Principal for such students of these classes as are unable to qualify in the house examination.
2. Students failing to take an examination for reasons of illness or any other valid reason may secure permission from the Principal to appear in the discretionary test to be held on dates to be fixed by the Principal .
3. In all other cases a student failing to take regular examination will not be eligible for the discretionary test.
4. A student found guilty of using unfair means will be fined according to College rules and will get zero award in the paper/papers concerned. He will also forfeit his right to claim a cubicle in the hostels or admission to the college for a new course.
5. After each examination progress report of the student with remarks about their conduct will be sent to their parents/guardians.
6.

A student is admitted to the University Examination/Board only when he/she fulfils the above mentioned conditions and his/her form is accompanied by the following certificate by the Principal of the college.

  1. That the student is of a good character.
  2. That the student of Eleventh and Twelfth Class, T.D.C. I, II, III (Arts, Commerce, Science) has attended at least 75% of the full course of lectures (Theory & Practicals separately) delivered to his/her class in each subject offered by him/her. For Plus One & Plus Two classes a student must have completed a minimum of 25 practicals.
  3. That the student of B.Sc. Agri. Classes B.Sc. Food Tech., M.Sc. Agri. has attended not less than 80% of the full course of lectures in theory and practicals separately delivered to his class (as required by G.N.D.U. calendar) in subjects offered by him.
  4. That the student of M.A./M.Sc. Classes (annual & semester) has attended 75% of the full course of lectures (theory and practicals separately) delivered to his class in each subject/paper offered by him/her.

Note 2 :

1. Lectures are to be counted upto the last working day before the commencement of the preparatory holidays.
2.

A lecture will be considered as delivered even if the whole class is absent. The Principal may condone the shortage in lectures as under :

  1. For Arts & Science Classes : Upto 15% of the total lectures actually attended by a student in a subject (Theory) as the case may be upto 7 periods in each of the practicals.
  2. For Commerce Classes : Upto 10% of the total lectures/tutorials held in each subject for the Part I, II, III.
  3. For Agriculture and Food Tech. Classes : 10% of the lectures actually attended by a student in each theory paper and upto 3 lectures in each practical paper.
  4. For M.A. Classes : 15% of the lectures actually attended in each paper.
  5. As per GNDU rules, no lectures can be condoned against Sick Leave or any other leave.
Internal Assessment
1. In the case of three year degree course (Science) : 5 marks.
2.

In the case of Agriculture and Food Tech. Classes 20% marks are reserved for internal assessment in theory and practicals separately in respect of each subject.

These marks are submitted to the University on the basis of the house examination for inclusion in the aggregate marks secured by a student.

 
Rules for Eligibility to the University/Board Exams

11th & 12th Classes (Arts/Science/Commerce):

A student must have obtained

  • 35% marks in the aggregate for all subjects in either of the two house examination ; OR
  • 25% marks in each subject in the combined result of the two house examinations ; OR
  • 30% marks in the aggregate of all the subjects in a third test which the Principal may hold at his discretion.

T.D.C. I/II/III(Arts/Science/Commerce):

  • 35% marks in each subject in either of the two house examination. OR
  • 25% marks in each subject in the combined result of the two house examinations held by the college during the proceeding academic year or combined result of thee examination. OR
  • 35% marks in aggregate of all subjects (in case of Arts/Science and Commerce groups) in the third test which the college may hold with the discretion of the Principal.

M.A. Part-I, II (Annual System)

  • 25% marks in each written paper in the house examination and 25% marks in the seminar work. OR
  • 33% marks in the aggregate of written papers and seminars.

           The students who fail to take or qualify a house examination or house tests will have to make compulsory contribution to the student’s welfare fund as follows:

COMPULSORY CONTRIBUTION TO STUDENT’S WELFARE FUND

1. For failure to take examination Rs.
100.00
2. For failure to obtain 25% marks Rs.
50.00
3. For failure to appear in the class test per subject Rs.
50.00
4. For failure in the class test Rs.
20.00
5. For use of unfair means in the house examination/test or gross indiscipline(per default) which may be increased in case of more than one or repeated offences Rs.
500.00

 
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