Current System
Examination Pattern
20% weight age of ST (3 MCQ tests taken,
best of 2 counted) - Each ST is of 20 marks.
Its same across all departments of the
university. It leaves no room for other
evaluation methods which are more suitable
to the subject.
30% weight-age is of MSE- for this a 60
marks paper is conducted. The pattern of
the paper is the same for all subjects/all
departments across the university
50% weight-age is of ETE- for this a 100
marks paper is conducted. The pattern of
the paper is the same for all subjects/all
departments across the university
Proposed system
Examination Pattern
5% Marks are to be awarded on the basis of attendance.
Student having attendance 75% or above will be awarded with
marks.
Attendance 74.5-89.5 = 4 marks Attendance > 89.5= 5 marks
This will promote student attendance in the class and hence
less detention. These marks will be automatically uploaded by
the DAVIS subject wise.
15% weight-age is given to faculty. Each faculty can decide the
evaluation method i.e. take ST/ Case
study/assignment/presentation etc. according to the need of
the subject. Finally a single sheet of marks containing scores
out 15% marks be handed over to the examination at the end
of the term. Faculty member will keep a record of awarded 15%
marks.
The number of marks and weight age for MST will be 40
marks and 30% weight age. However pattern of the paper will
be slightly different.
A total of six questions to be set.
Que.1 is compulsory and will have 4 questions of 2 marks each
or 8 questions of 1 mark each (2*4=8 or 1*8=8)
Rest 5 questions i.e. Question 2 to 6 will be of 8 marks each
and student need to attempt any 4 out of 5 (Approx. 400-500
words).
These five questions can be partitioned into further sub parts
depending upon the nature of subject and content. (8*4= 32)
The number of marks and weight age for MST will be 60
marks and 50% weight age. However pattern of the paper will
be slightly different.
A total of 8 questions to be set. Paper will be partitioned into
four sections. 2 questions in each section of the syllabus.
Student is required to attempt any 5 selecting at least one
question from each section.
Question 1 to 8 will be of 12 marks each (Approx. 600-800
words). These questions can be partitioned into further sub
parts depending upon the nature of subject and content.
(12*5= 60)