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13. DIRECTED STUDIES
The Institute may offer a course of Directed Studies in their Branch / Center.
The purpose of the course is to permit the student to study a topic tailored to
his / her individual requirements. Under the Directed Studies the student will
study largely on his / her own under guidance of a faculty member of the
concerned Department/Centre I Collaborative Institute. No formal lectures will
be delivered. The syllabus of the course and mode of examinations must 'be
approved by the Technical Council' of the Institute. The mode of examination
shall be as Iaid down in Clause 24 of the Regulation.
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14. SEMINAR
The Department / Centre may offer Seminar not exceeding 1 unit of academic
credit, the purpose of this being to allow the students to study in depth a
subject approved by the Supervisor (s) of the Seminar and the technical Council
of the Institute. The participating student will study the subject mostly on
his/her own, although he/she may be helped by the Supervisor (s) from time to
time. Exercise of one additional seminar may be given to the students during
the mid-session, but this will not carry any marks. He/She shall give a
preliminary talk within the first few weeks of his/her registration. At the end
of his/her studies, which may be spread over a period of three to four months,
the participating student will submit a typed report of his/her studies and
will present the same before an invited audience for about one hour and this
will be evaluated for a maximum of 100 marks ) by a committee consisting of the
Supervisor (s), the Head of the concerned Department/Centre and at least two
faculty member nominated by him I her. Except in case of MBA there shall be no
progressive internal assessment for the SEMINAR. Every participant who
registers for SEMINAR is expected to attend all the seminars in the
Department/Centre during the semester and not only the one in which he/she
presents his/her own paper. This may fetch a maximum of 10% seminar marks and
shall be evaluated jointly by guide (s), the concerned Head of the
Department/Coordinator of the Centre.
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15. EXAMINATION AND ASSESSMENT
Each Theory course shall be evaluated for a maximum of 100 marks per unit
through progressive internal assessment in the form of Mid-Semester
Exams/Quizzes and End-Semester examinations. The weightage of Mid-Semester
Exams/Quizzes marks and End-Semester marks shall be 30% and 70% respectively.
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18. ACADEMIC CREDIT
To earn academic credit in a subject, a student should get a grading of "B" or above(for PG Programmes) and a grading of “C” or above (for UG Programmes).
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19. PRE-REQUISITE
Where a pre-requisite is specified for a course, the grading of "B" (for PG Programmes) and “D” (for UG Programmes) shall be deemed as satisfying the prerequisite requirement, although such a grading shall not enable the student to earn academic credit in the subject.
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20. RECORD OF ACADEMIC PROGRESS
The academic progress of the students shall be maintained in a Grade Card I
Transcript, wherein the grades awarded, grade point and the G.P.A. earned by
the student in the examinations shall be entered.
On completion of the academic requirements as prescribed by Regulation, the
successful students shall be awarded cumulative grade point average (C.G.P.A),
class I division and aggregate % of marks as under :
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C.G.P.A | = Total points earned / Total unit registered |
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First Class | = C.G.P.A. of 7.50 or more |
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Second Class | = C.G.P.A. of 6.00 or more |
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Aggregate % of marks | = C.G.P.A. x 10 |
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21. PROBATION
A student getting a grade point average below 5.50 (in PG courses) and 4.5 (in
UG courses) in semester examination shall be placed on probation and the
academic loading shall be provided as in Clause 22.
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22. ACADEMIC LOADING DURING PROBATION
If a student gets a G.P.A below 6.0 (for PG) and 4.5 (for UG) in a
semester examination, he / she shall be placed on probation and allowed to
register for the courses offered in the next semester. The academic loading of
the student on probation shall not exceed 6.0 units.
If a student does not get a G.P.A. of 6.0 (for PG) and 5.0 (for UG) or
more in the next semester he/she shall be dropped from the programme.
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23. DIRECTED STUDIES FOR FAILED STUDENT
If a student fails in a course and if for any reason, the Institute is not
offering the course in course and if for any reason, the Institute is not
offering the course in the subsequent semester and if this abnormally delays
his/her degree the student may be permitted by the Institute to register for a
course of DIRECTED STUDIES as in Clause 13 of the Regulation
only once during his/her postgraduate Degree programme. The progressive
internal assessment and mode of examination will be the same as in any theory
unit. There will be no make up or supplementary examination. Only one course in
the entire degree programme shall be allowed in this category and that too at
the end of scheduled
programme. A student who has already taken DIRECTED STUDIES earlier under
Clause 13 is, however, not allowed to avail of this facility.
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24. AWARD OF UNDER-GRADUATE/POST-GRADUATE DEGREE
A student who has successfully completed the specified
Under-Graduate/Post- Graduate Programme and has passed the stipulated End-
Semester examination{s) and has secured the requisite number of academic
credits, may be awarded Bachelor’s / Master's degree as specified hereunder:
Degree in the appropriate branch may be awarded to the student If he/she has
earned a minimum of
26 academic credit in MBA (FT)
30 academic credit in case of MCA (FT)
42 academic credit in case of BBA/BCA (FT)
Of these, a minimum of 40% of the total units shall be from the discipline of
the courses. For the Post-Graduate Degree with specialization in a discipline,
a minimum of 8 units of credit shall be earned by the student in his/her area
of specialization inclusive of credits earned on thesis, if any. For the
discipline of the Management, however, the minimum credit requirement for the
same shall be 5 units. Thesis, however, shall be in the area of specialization.
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25. ACADEMIC LOADING
A student of full-time Post-Graduate programme shall normally
register for a minimum of 4 units, and a maximum of 6 1/2 units in a semester.
The academic loading of student on 'PROBATION" shall be governed by Clause
22 above.
The academic loading of a student in a SHORT SEMESTER shall be as laid down by
the Head of the concerned Department(s) / Centre in consulta- tion with Dean,
U.G/P.G. Studies. However, the maximum academic loading for FT students shall
not exceed 3/ 2 units respectively from among the registered units of the
student in which he/she has earned grade points less than six and is not short
of attendance in the regular semester in the subject(s).
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26. MAXIMUM DURATION FOR COMPLETION OF PROGRAMMES
The maximum duration for the completion of the various programmes shall be as under :
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BCA
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6 Semesters
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6 years
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BBA
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6 Semesters
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6 years
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MBA
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6 Semesters(Tri-Semester)
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6 years
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MCA
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6 Semesters
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6 years
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27. TEMPORARY WITHDRAWAL FROM THE SEMESTER PROGRAMME
If the Institute is satisfied with the bonafides of the reason(s), temporary withdrawal from the semester programme may be permitted. The period of temporary withdrawal shall not t counted in the maximum time limit of a Post Graduate (Full time) programme. However, prior approval for such withdrawal should normally be obtained for continuing, in the programme later. Normally a student will be permit to discontinue temporarily from the programme only for consecutive two semesters or for a maximum of three semesters during the entire span of the Programme.
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28. INDUCTION OF STUDENTS FROM OTHER INSTITUTIONS
In the event, the Post-Graduate student from othe Institutions wish to be
admitted into the Institute’s programmes, they shall, in the first instance
submit, the syllabus of courses undergone and the marks and grades obtained in
these courses. These shall be evaluated by the competent Authority of the
Institute who will decide the credits to be given to the applicant. On the
basis of the recommendation made by the competent authority, the Institute may
admit the applicant to the Post Graduate Programme of the Institute .
However, such students shall earn a minimum of 2/3 of the "total units required
to qualify for the Postgraduate Degree of the institute in the specific
programme of the Institute for the award of Institute's Degree.
Notwithstanding the provision in the Clauses of the Regulation, a Post Graduate
certificate / Post Graduate Diploma holder may be eligible to take fresh
admission in his/ her chosen area in the Post Graduate Degree Programme and may
be entitled to credits of his/her Certificate/Diploma as recommended by the
Equivalence committee of the Institute.
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29. FELLOWSHIP/SCHOLARSHIP
In cases where the participants of Under-Graduate/Post-Graduate Programme are eligible for the award of Fellowship / Scholarship, such cases shall be governed by separate Administrative Instruction which shall be issued by the Institute.
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30. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
All Under-graduate/Post-Graduate student must fulfill a minimum attendance requirement of 75%.
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31. CHANGE OF CENTRE/PLACE OF STUDIES
The Centre or place of studies shall normally remain unchanged for Full-time Programme, except in the case of thesis/project work which may be permissible be carried out in other Organisation(s) / Institution under Clause 22 of the Regulation.
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32. DISCIPLINE
Student are expected to observe disciplined behavior inside the
Institute/Centre. Any act which may be considered derogatory shall not be
acceptable.
Rules of conduct and other regulations pertaining to the Institute are to be
strictly observed and a serious note is taken of infringements. All students
are required to take part in extra curricular activities organised by the
Institute.
It is a matter of discipline for students to attend lectures, tutorials and
practical classes regularly. A minimum attendance of 75% in lectures, tutorials
and sessionals for each subject is essential for appearing in the Semester
Examinations.
Use of unfair means by a candidate at whether detected at the time of
examination, evaluation or at any other stage will lead to cancellation of
his/her examination and also debar him/her from appearing in future University
examinations.
Not withstanding the Clause of the Regulation, the Institute may terminate the
admission of participant(s) to the Programme, if it is so satisfied.
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