Sessional examination (Internal assessment)
(A)Theory sessional (20 marks)
A.1 At least two written tests of 20 marks each in every theory subject shall be conducted by the academic institution at regular interval during each academic year. The average of best two performances shall be taken into consideration for computation of theory sessional marks. Duration of each written test shall be of one hour.
(B)Practical sessional (20 marks)
The sessional marks in practical shall be computed on the basis of the performance in the practical test (10 marks) and day-to-day assessment (10 marks) in the practical class.
B.1 Practical test (10 marks):-
The sessional marks in practical shall be computed on the basis of the performance in the practical test (10 marks) and day-to-day assessment (10 marks) in the practical class.
B.1.1 At least two practical tests of 10 marks each in every subject shall be conducted by the academic institution at regular interval during each academic year. The average of best two performances shall be taken into consideration for computation of practical test marks. Duration of each practical test shall be same as prescribed for practical class in respective practical subject. Each practical test may be conducted in different parts, viz., synopsis / spotting, exercise / experiment and viva-voce etc.
B.1.2 Day-to-day evaluation of practical work (10 marks) The concerned teacher shall make the evaluation of day-to-day practical work in the laboratory on the basis of the performance of the candidate and maintenance of practical record.
B.1.3 The regular record of marks of sessional examination conducted at an academic institution shall be maintained for each student and must be submitted to the University before the commencement of University examination.
B.1.4 A candidate failing in any of the subjects shall have a chance to improve his / her sessional marks both in theory and practical by appearing in one additional sessional examination. The aggregate of best two performances from all the sessionals shall form the basis of calculating the average for computation of improved sessional marks. Marks for day-to-day assessment in the practicals cannot be improved unless a candidate attends a regular course of study again.