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(6) crii&ife.q ~ ~ ~ (fll'1174'1~) ~ 4514¢11 -4 ~ ~ * ~ q I q ll ¢1i'i ~ fu<l fclm~ &RT ~ 41 q ll ¢11 1R ~ cpl" 1Tifu=r 3ITTRf % c=r~ ~ ~ ~ !.l G ~r., "45l" ~ cnfflT t 1 -<~ ~ x-c: xi a it fll \Jil Yl ~ ~a=rfuTcn ~ &TxT ~ TJ<l" ~ f.1~~11 * ~ fi, 1f<la fcn"m 'Ji l<-l'ILl ------- 1108(21) Naya Raipur, the 8th December 20 l 7 NOTIFICATION No. F 3-7/2017/38-2. - Chhattisgarh Private Universities Regulatory Commission, Raipur vide its Letter No. 775/ PU/07/O&S/2015/7364, Dated 13-10-2017 has approved the New Ordinances No. 16 to 18 of O.P. Jindal University, O.P. Jindal Knowledge Park, Village-Punjipathara, Tehsil-Gharghoda, District-Raigarh, Under Section 29(2) ofChhattisgarh Private Universities (Establishment & Operation) Act, 2005.
J. The State Government hereby gives its approval for notification of these Ordinances in Official Gazette.
2. The above Ordinances shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Chhattisgarh, ASHISH KUMAR BHATT, Secretary.
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~ 1108 (22) 0 P JINDAL UNIVERSITY, RAIGARH (C. G.)
ORDINANCE N0.16 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE -THREE YEAR DEGREE COURSE [Act Section 28 (1) (b)]
1. APPLICABILITY ( 1) The undergraduate degree Course in Science (3 years Degree Course) shall be of three-year duration, and shall be designated as Bachelor of Science (B .Sc.). The subjects of the Course shall be such as has been mentioned in the Statutes/ Ordinances under the facul ty of Science.
(2) The degree of B.Sc. sha ll be awarded after successful completion of the Course.
(3) The evaluation shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student in the said course.
2. ADMISSION PROCEDURE & METHOD OF SELECTION ( 1) Every candidate seeking admission to these courses must have passed Higher Secondary ( I 0+2) or an equi valent course recognized from recognized State / National / International Board I University. The e ligibility criterion for admission in individual course will be decided by the Academic Council of the University.
(2) Admission to B.Sc. courses shall be offered as prescribed by the academic council, at the first year level. The Admission policy sha ll be decided by the Academic Council of the University. The guidelines issued by the UGC and the State Government shall be adhered to. The State reservation policy shall applicable.
(3) Non-Resident Indians (NRl), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and Fore ign National shall also be eligible for admission to B.Sc. Course, provided they have passed ( IO+ 2) / Higher Secondary Examination or any other equivalent examination. Admission to such cand idates shall be made on the basis of the entrance test conducted by the O P Jinda l University.
(4) The Univers ity may permit a student to B.Sc. Course on transfer from other Institutes/Universities. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. Provided that, no student sha ll be admitted during the fi rst year, under this scheme.
(5) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him/her to discontinue his/her studies at any stag~f hls /her career on the rounds o nsatisfactor academic performance or misconduct.
ll08 (23)
3. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(1) The duration of the course shall be three years divided into six equal semesters.
(2) The academic calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Dean, School of Science at the beginning of each year with the approval of Vice Chancellor.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.Sc. Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissib le to a student, but it shall exclude the period of rustication, if any. However, the Vice Chancellor of the University may extend one year duration in some special circumstances.
(4) At the beginning of each semester, every student shall have to register him /herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.
4. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE The structure of B.Sc. Courses, Scheme of Examination, Curriculum and Syllabi shall be such as may be prescribed by the Academic Council in this regard.
5. FEE FOR THE COURSE Fee for the B.Sc. Courses shall be such as may be decided by the Board of Management of the University with the approval of CGPURC.
6. EXAMINATIONS
(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the semester and End Semester Examination (ESE) for assessing the students' performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End Semester Examination (ESE) as well as Progress Review Examination (PRE) for all components of the curriculum shal l be laid down by the Academic Council.
(3) A student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean · of the School with the approval of Vice Chancellor, due to any of the fo llowing reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action has been taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department, if
(i) The attendance in the Lecture / Tutorial I Practical classes is below 75% or as provided in clause (8) of attendance, in the semester.
(ii) The performance in the Progress Review Exam ination (PRE) during has been found unsatisfactory. -- Semester - 1108 (24) ( 4) The U niversity shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. This examination will a lso enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have fail ed or missed the previous semesters' examination.
(5) If a candidate has passed a semester examination in fu ll he / she shall NOT be perm itted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division / marks / grades or for any other purpose.
7. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated with the component of the curriculum fo llowing the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examinations (ESE) and Progress Rev iew Examinations (PRE). The maximum and minimum marks in the composite /final result (ESE+ PRE) of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Counci l.
(b) To pass (qualify) the particular curriculum a candidate has to score minimum marks in the composite result of that curriculum.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) One hour of contact lecture (L) shall be equal to one credit whereas two hours of contact tutorial (T) and I or practical (P) shall be equal to one cred it. Thus, Cred it = {L + (T+P)/2} .
Credit in a subject shall be a who le number, not fractional number. If a c red it in a subject turns out in fraction, then it shall be rounded up to nearest whole number.
(b) A candidate shall earn the credits allotted to a semester only when he/she passes the said semester.
(c) A candidate shall be e lig ible for the award of degree of B. Sc., only when he / she earns a ll the credits allotted to the course in wh ich he / she has taken admission.
8. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the lectures and practical classes held separately in each · subject of the course of study, provided that a short fall in attendance up to 5% and a further 5% can be condoned by the Dean of the School and Vice-Chancellor of the University respectively for satisfactory reasons. However, under no condition, a candidate who has an aggregate attendance of less than 65% or the percentage as may be decided by the Academic Council in a semester shall be a llowed to appear in the E Semester Examination.
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9. PROMOTION TO HIGHER SEMESTERS A student shall be allowed to carry the backlog of theory/practical subjects of the preceding semester but shall not be permitted to carry any backlog of (n-2) year, where n is current year in which the student is to take the admission.
10. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM ( I) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be recommended by the concerned Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee and shall be approved by the Academic Council and the Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter grade awarded to a student shal l depend upon his combined performance in the End Sem~ster__ Examination (ESE) and Progress Review Examinat ion (PRE).
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ORDINANCE NO.17 MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.) - TWO YEAR DEGREE COURSE [Act Section 28 (1) (b)] APPLICABILITY The degree of Master of Science (M. Sc.) shall be awarded to a candidate, who as per the provisions of this Ordinance, has successfully completed the Course work and Project/Dissertation work within the prescribed time period for the said course. The subjects of the course shall be such as has been mentioned in the Statutes/ Ordinances under the faculty of Science.
2. ADMISSION PROCEDURE & METHOD OF SELECTION
(1) The Admission policy shall be as decided from time to time by the Academic Council of the University. The guidelines issued by UGC and the State Government shall be adhered to. The State reservation pol icy sha ll applicable.
(2) Candidates who have passed graduation course with the relevant subjects as one of the major subject from any recognized university or an equivalent body duly recognized by UGC, shall be eligible to apply fo r admission to the M. Sc. programme.
(3) Notwithstanding what has been stated in (2) above, the candidates sponsored by organizations recognized by the Govern ing Body and applications from foreign nationals received through proper channel may be considered for admission to the M. Sc. Their admission shall , however, be governed by the rules prescribed by the University in thi s respect.
(4) The eligibility criteria fo r admission to the M. Sc. programme shall be as decided by the Academic Council of the University from time to time and announced by the University for Admission each year.
(5) The award of the M. Sc. Degree shall be in accordance with the Ordi nance of the University.
3. DURATION OF THE COURSE ( 1) The normal duration of the M. Sc. programme including project/Dissertation work shall be four semesters. Candidates may be permitted to do their project work in ind stry and other approved organizations as prescribed in the regulations.
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(2) The academic calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Dean, School of Science at the beginning of each year with the approval of the Vice Chance llor.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of M. Sc. Course shall be four years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student, but it shall exclude the period of Rustication, if any.
( 4) At the beginning of each semester, every student sha ll have to register himself/herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.
4. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE The structure of all M. Sc. Courses, Scheme of Examination, Curriculum and Syllabi shall be such as may be prescribed by the Academic Council in this regard.
5. FEE FOR THE COURSE Fee for the M.Sc. courses shall be such as may be decided by the Board of Management of the University with the approval of CGPURC.
6. EXAMINATIONS ( I) The University sha ll adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the semester and End Semester Examination (ESE) for assessing the students' performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End Semester Examination (ESE) as well as Progress Review Examination (PRE) for a ll components of the curriculum shall be prescribed by the Academic Council in this respect.
(3) A student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of the School due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action has been taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department, if
(i) The attendance in the Lecture / Tutorial I Practical classes is below 75% or as per Clause (8) of "attendance", in the semester.
(ii) The performance in the Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the Semester has been found unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. This examination will a lso enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have fa iled or missed the previous semesters' examination. ------ II 08 (28) '(S) The teacher may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the Progress Review Examination, with the approval of the Academic Council.
7. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a cand idate in each semester shal I be eva luated with the component of the curriculum following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examinations (ESE) and Progress Review Examinations (PRE). The maximum and minimum marks in the composite / final result (ESE+ PRE) of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) To pass (qualify) the particular curriculum a candidate has to score minimum marks in the composite resu lt of that curriculum.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be equal to one credit where as two hours of contact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. Thus, Cred it = {L + (T+P)/2}. Credit in a subject shall be a whole number, not fractional number. If a credit in a subject turns out in fraction then it shall be rounded off to the nearest who le number.
(b) A candidate shall earn the credits allotted to a semester only when he/she passes the said semester.
(c) A candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of M. Sc., only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he / she has taken admission.
8. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend 75 percent or the percentage as may be decided by the Academic Council of the lectures and practical classes held separately in each subject of the course of study, provided that a short fall in attendance up to 5% and a further 5% can be condoned by the Head of the Institute / School and Vice-Chancellor of the Un iversity respectively for satisfactory reasons. However, under no condition, a candidate who has an aggregate attendance of less than 65% or the percentage as may be decided by the Academic Counci l in a semester shall be al lowed to appear in the End Semester Examination.
9. PROJECT & THESIS EVALUATION
(a) Thesis / Project work: A student will carry out project work during the last semester. A student shall carry out the project work under the supervi sion of a member of teaching staff of the School of Science. A student may undertake to execute the project in collaboration with an industry, Research and Development Organization o r another acad ·c Institution / I 108 (29) University where sufficient facilities exist to carry out the project work. ln addition to the Supervisor / Guide from the Department, a Joint Supervisor / Co-Guide may be appointed from the lndustry, a Research Laboratory or another Un iversity w ith the approval of the HOD. The Internal Supervisor /Guide may, if felt necessary, visit the Industry, or the Research Laboratory or the Research University in connection with the project of a student.
(b) Dissertation and Viva- Voce: A student shall be required to submit a dissertation on the Project Work carried out by him/her. Three/Four bound copies of the thesis will be submitted to the Head of the department by the last date prescribed in the Academic Calendar for the purpose. A brief bio-data and a one-page abstract of the project work carried out wi ll be required to be appended to the disse1tation. The thesis will be sent to external examiner, appointed by the University, from a panel of experts suggested by the Department for examination. Dissertation viva voce will be held as per the date fi xed in Academic Calendar. The external expert who examined the thesis will conduct the v iva .
voce.
(c) Extension of project: Extension of project work beyond the submission deadline may be granted in a very special case by the Dean of School of Science on the recommendation of the Department for a maximum period of 6 months.
(d) Acknowledgement: Student shall acknowledge involvement and /or contribution of the industry, R & D organization or University in completing the project in the disse1tation by appending the ce1tificate to this effect, issued by the supervisor from that industrial organization.
10. BREAK IN THE PROGRAMME Students may be permitted to take a break in the programme for joining a job provided that · they have completed the course work. The project/Dissertation work may be done during a later period either in the organization where they work if it has desired Research and Development facility, or in the University. Such students shall complete the project/Dissertation work within the maximum duration for completion of the programme.
Students desirous of discontinuing their programme at any stage with the intention of completing the project/Dissertation work at a later date shal l seek and obtairrtpermi~ of the Dean of the Faculty / Head of the Department before do ing SQ.. --~ 1108(30)
11. PROJECT WORK (I) Sponsored candidates from Research and Developmental Organizations which have faci lities of research work in the area proposed and those students who get employment in such organ ization after completion of the coursework, may be permitted to carry out their project and dissertation work in such organizations.
(2) Regular candidates may also be permitted to carry out thei r project and dissertation work in reputed Research and Development units and other reputed Organizations.
(3) The students who are permitted to do the project and d issertation work in an industry or Research and Development units and other reputed Organizations, shall have to pay the tuition and other fees to the University for the duration of such work. They shall not be eligible to receive any stipend / scholarship / fellowship from the University if they are receiving any financial support from the industry/ organization in which they are doing the project / dissertation work.
12. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM ( I) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be as recommended by the Curricu lum & Academic Policy Committee and shall be approved by the Academic Council. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter grade awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the End Semester Examination (ESE) and Progress Review Exam ination (PRE).
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents (called the Grade Points) shal l be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this respect.
( 4) The letter grades shall be awarded for each subject, theoretical or practical and for each module (component) of the curricu lum separately.
(5) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) fo r a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in a semester and reflects the performance of a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per the guidelines framed by the Academic Council in this regard.
(6) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his / her admission to the degree programme and reflects the Cumulative performance of a student. The CG PA at the end of nth semester shall be calculated as per the guidelines framed b the Academic J1ciL_ - 0 P JINDAL UNIVERSITY, RAIGARH (C. G.)
ORDINANCE NO.18 Jl08 (31) MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (M. Phil.) - ONE YEAR DEGREE COURSE [Act Section 28 (1) (b)]
1. APPLICABILITY The degree of Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) shall be awarded to a candidate who as per the provisions of this Ordinance has successfully completed the course work and Project/Dissertation work within the prescribed time period.
2. ADMISSION PROCEDURE & METHOD OF SELECTION
(1) The Admission pol icy shall be as decided from time to time by the Academic Council of the University. The guidelines issued by UGC and the State Government shall be adhered to. The State reservation pol icy shall appl icable.
(2) Candidates who have passed Master's degree with the relevant subject as one of the major subject from any recognized university or an equivalent body duly recognized by UGC, shall be eligible to apply for admission to the M. Phil. Programme, provided he/she has obtained at least 55% at the post graduate examination or at-least ' B' grade in seven point grading system. A relaxation of 5% may be provided for the Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe /Other Backward Class (non-creamy layer) / Differently abled categories.
(3) In addition to the above, a candidate must also fulfill any one of the following conditions:
(i) Qualifi ed in any of the following examinations: NET (conducted by UGC/CSIR), SLET, GA TE, or equivalent national level examinations conducted by !CAR/I CMR/NBHM etc.
(ii) Holder of UGC teacher fellowship.
(4) Candidates who do not fulfill any of the conditions mentioned in art icle no. 3 above, must qualify in the Entrance Test followed by an interview, both to be conducted by the Admission Committee of the concerned academic Department.
(5) Notwithstanding what has been stated in (2 to 4) above the candidates sponsored by organizations recognized by the Governing Body and applications from fo reign nationals received through proper channel may be considered for admission to the M. Phil programme. Their admission shall, however, be governed by the rules prescribed by the University in this respect.
(6) The eligibility criteria for admission to the M. Phil. programme shall be as decided by the Academic Council of the University from time to time and announced by th{University for -Admission each year.
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(7) The award of the M. Phil. Degree shall be in accordance with the Ordinance of the University.
3. DURATION OF THE COURSE ( I) The normal duration of the M. Phil. programme including project/Dissertation work shall be two semesters. Candidates may be permitted to do their project work in industry and other approved organizations as prescribed in the Ordinance.
(2) The academic calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Dean of School at the beginning of each year with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of M. Phil. Course shall be two years. The maximum duration of the course sha ll include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student, but it shall exclude the period of Rustication, if any.
(4) At the beginning of each semester, every student shal l have to register himself/herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.
4. SUBJECTS OF THE COURSE The subjects of the course shall be such as has been mentioned in the Statutes/Ordinances under the respective facu lties.
5. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE The structure of all M. Phil. Courses, Scheme of Examination, Curriculum and Syllabi shall be such as may be prescribed by the Academic Council in th is regard.
6. FEE FOR THE COURSE Fee for the course shall be such as may be decided by the Board of Management of the Univers ity with the approval of CGPURC.
7. EXAMINATIONS ( I) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the semester and End Semester Examination (ESE) for assessing the students ' performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detai led examination scheme for End Semester Examination (ESE) as well as Progress Review Examination (PRE) for all components of the curricu lum shall be prescribed by the Academic Counci l in this respect.
(3) A student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examin~_by the Dean of the School due to any of the fo llowing reasons: ____ - 1108(33)
(a) Disciplinary action has been taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department, if
(i) The attendance in the Lecture / Tutorial I Practical classes is below 75% or as per clause (9) of "attendance" determined by the Academic Council, in the semester.
(i i) The performance in the Progress Review Examination (PRE) during the Semester has been found unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. This examination wil l also enable those students to appear in the theory / practical · courses who may have failed or missed the previous semesters' examination.
(5) The teacher may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the Progress Review Examination, with the approval of the Academic Council.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated with the component of the curriculum following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examinations (ESE) and Progress Review Examinations (PRE). The maximum and minimum marks in the composite I final result (ESE+ PRE) of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) To pass (qualify) the particular curriculum a candidate has to score minimum marks in the composite result of that curriculum.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be equal to one credit where as two hours of contact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. Thus, Credit = {L + (T+P)/2}. Credit in a subject shall be a whole number, not fractional number. If a credit in a subject turns out in fraction, then it shall be rounded off to the nearest whole number.
(b) A candidate shall earn the credits allotted to a semester only when he/she passes the said semester.
(c) A candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of M. Phil., only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he / she has taken admiss ion.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to · attend 75 percent or the percentage as may be decided by the Academic Council of the lectures and practical classes held separately in each subject of the course of study, provided that a short fall in attendance u to 5% and a further 5% can e condoned b tM.- 1108 (34) Head of the Institute / School and Vice-Chancellor of the University respectively for satisfactory reasons. However, under no condition, a candidate who has an aggregate attendance of less than 65% or the percentage as may be decided by the Academic Council in a semester shall be allowed to appear in the End Semester Examination.
10. PROJECT & THESIS EVALUATION
(a) Thesis / Project work: A student will carry out project work during the last semester. A student shall carry out the project work under the supervision of a member of teaching staff of the School of Science. A student may undertake to execute the project in co llaboration with an industry, Research and Development Organization or another academic Institution / University where sufficient facil ities exist to carry out the project work. In add ition to the Supervisor / Guide from the Department, a Joint Supervisor / Co-Guide may be appointed from the Industry, a Research Laboratory or another Univers ity w ith the approval of the HOD. The Internal Supervisor /Guide may, if felt necessary, vis it the Industry, or the Research Laboratory or the Research Univers ity in connection with the project of a student.
(b) Dissertation and Viva- Voce: A student shall be required to submit a dissertation on the Project Work carried out by him/her. Three/Four bound copies of the thesis will be submitted to the Head of the department by the last date prescribed in the Academic Calendar for the purpose. A brief bio-data and a one-page abstract of the project work carried out will be required to be appended to the dissertation. The thes is will be sent to external examiner, appointed by the University, from a panel of experts suggested by the Department for examination. Dissertation viva voce will be held as per the date fi xed in Academic Calendar. The external expert who examined the thesis will conduct the viva voce.
(c) Extension of project: Extension of project work beyond the submission deadline may be granted in a very special case by the Dean of School of Science on the recommendation of the Department for a maximum period of 6 months.
(d} Acknowledgement: Student shall acknowledge involvement and /or contribution of the industry, R & D organization or Univers ity in completing the project in the d issertation by appending the certificate to this effect issued b the supervisor fro~ndystrial organization.
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11. BREAK IN THE PROGRAMME Students may be permitted to take a break in the programme for joining a j ob provided that they have comple.ted the course work. The project/Dissertation work may be done duri ng a later period either in the organization where they work if it has desired Research and Development fac ility, or in the University. Such students shall complete the project/Dissertation work within the maximum duration for completion of the programme.
Students desirous of discontinuing their programme at any stage with the intention of completing the project/Dissertation work at a later date shall seek and obtain the permission of the Dean of the Faculty / Head of the department before doing so.
12. PROJECT WORK ( 1) Sponsored candidates from Research and Developmental Organizations which have facilit ies of research work in the area proposed and those students who get employment in such organization after completion of the coursework, may be perm itted to carry out their project and dissertati on work in such organizations.
(2) Regular candidates may also be permitted to carry out their project and d issertation work in reputed Research and Development units and other reputed Organizations.
(3) The students who are permitted to do the proj ect and d isse1tation work in an industry or Research and Development units and other reputed Organizations, shall have to pay the tuition and other fees to the University for the duration of such work. They shall not be eligible to receive any stipend / scholarship / fellowship from the University if they are receiving any financial support from the industry/ organization in which they are doing the project / dissertation work.
13. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM ( I) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be as recommended by the Curriculum & Academic Policy Committee and shall be approved by the Academic Council. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter grade awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the End Semester Examination (ESE) and Progress Review Examination (PRE).
(3) The letter grades to be used and the ir numerical equiva lents (called the Grade Points) shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Counc il in this respect.
(4) The letter grades shall be awarded fo r each subject, theoretical or practical and for each module (component) of the curri culum separately.
(5) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in a semester and reflects the performa, ce f a student · ~ that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per the guidelines framed by the Academic Council in this regard.
(6) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for a ll courses taken since his / her admission to the degree programme and reflects the Cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of nth semester shall be calculated as per the gu idelines framed by the Academ ic Council.
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