The college has adopted the system of valuation based both on Continuous Internal Assessment (C.I.A.) and Semester- End Examination (S.E.E).  The C.I.A and S.E.E. will have the weightage of 40% and 60% respectively.  C.I.A. will be through written test, assignments, laboratory work, viva and project work........etc.  The student's regularity, as indicated by attendance, will also be taken into account for C.I.A. The S.E.E. will be in the form of a comprehensive written examination for each course at the end of the semester.  The question papers for these examinations will be set by experts chosen from outside the college and answer scripts will be valued by external examiners.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
THE SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS

RULES OF PROMOTION :
A candidate shall be deemed to have fully passed the examination of a semester, if he/she secures not less than the minimum marks as hereinafter prescribed.

DETAINING A STUDENT FROM CIA & SEE
CIA – 1) A student becomes eligible to appear for the Semester End Examinations only if he / she has secured the MINIMUM ATTENDANCE OF 75%.  If he / she fails to get the minimum attendance, he/she has to repeat that Semester.
2) A  student  can  appear  for   the  Semester  End Examinations only if he /she has obtained a minimum  of 40% in  the  Continuous  Internal Assessment (CIA)
SEE 1  Passing the first year subjects (Theory and Practicals) is a must before going to the Third Year.
3) The number of backlogs, if any, in any Semester shall not exceed 50% of the papers prescribed for that Semester.

Eligibility to appear for the semester end examinations (see)
continuous Internal assessment  (CIA)

1.   A student becomes eligible to  appear for the semester end examinations  only  if he / she has secured the minimum  attendance  of 75%  if he /she fails  to get the minimum attendance, he/she has to repeat that semester. Marks are awarded  to those who secure above  75% of attendance.

2.   A student can appear for the semester-end examinations only if he / she has obtained a minimum of 40% in the continuous internal assessment (CIA).             .
CIA includes  two mid semester exams (2hours each).  weekly tests, VIVA/Assignment/Seminar/ any other type and attendance.

1. Mid exams    -   25 marks
2. Weekly tests -      5 marks
3. Assignment or Seminar or      VIVA etc.     -      5 marks
4. Attendance   –      5 marks

              Total internal          40 marks
 
RULES OF PROMOTION TO VARIOUS SEMESTERS:-
I  Year - I Semester                 Admission
I  Year - I I  Semester   a)   Regular  course  of  study  of I Year - Semester I
 II Year I  Semester       a)   Regular  Course  of  Study  of  I Year -  Semester II.
                                         b)  The number of backlogs, if any, of I Year shall not exceed 50% of the papers prescribed for the I Year
II Year II Semester       a)   Regular Course of Study of II Year Semester I.
III Year I Semester       a)   Pass in I Year - Semesters I & II
                                         b)  Regular Course of Study of II Year Semester II.
                                         c)   The number of backlogs, if any,
of II Year shall not exceed 50% of the papers prescribed for   II Year.
III Year - II Semester    a)   Regular Course of Study of III Year Semester I.

N.B:  Where the total number of subjects is odd (5 Subjects) the student is given the advantage (3 Backlogs)                   

GRADING
Grading is done in three categories: pass Class,
II Class & I Class.  If a student fails in any of the papers in the main exam and clears the dues later in a supplementary exam, the grading is termed ‘‘passed''.  The grading is done on the following lines:
<    60% and above    :    I Class
<    50% to 59.99%    :    II Class
<    40% to 49.99%    :    Pass Class

GENERAL INFORMATION
ATTENDANCE
        Although the University prescribes a minimum of 75% of attendance, this college insists on regular attendance in all classes.  Hence, no one should be absent from class except for a good reason and with prior leave.

CERTIFICATES
01.   A student (past or present) desiring to obtain a certificate (transfer, conduct, study, age, etc.) shall apply for it in the prescribed form available in the College Office.
02.   Generally no certificate will be issued at less than a 48 hour notice.
03.   Application for certificates should be addressed to the Principal.
04.   The annual certificates of attendance and progress required for the End-Semester Examination will not be issued unless:
        a)     The Principal is satisfied with the student's progress and conduct.
        b)    The student has attended three-fourths of the total working days in the academic year.