(1) On completion of the training programme, all the candidates shall be evaluated through an examination consisting of written test and viva-voce for a total 50 marks. (Except subjects on Foreign language, which shall be for a total 100 marks).
(2) Written examination shall be conducted for 40 marks for each subject. The trainees to be eligible for viva-voce shall secure minimum thirty-five percent marks in the written examination.
(3) Trainees scoring at least thirty-five percent marks in the written examination shall undergo a viva-voce for each subjects for 10 marks (Except subjects on Foreign language, wherein the viva voce shall be conducted for 60 marks). The candidate shall secure at least thirty-five percent marks in the viva-voce. The viva-voce shall be conducted by the committee constituted by the prescribed Authority for the purpose.
(4) The Committee shall as part of viva voce assess the suitability of the candidate to act as tour guide, analyze his guiding techniques and communication skills, public relations and situational skills, fluency in language and examine his ability to communicate in group, knowledge relating to culture, tradition and different tourist destination and monuments in the state, etc.,
(5) In case the trainee does not secure minimum passing marks in the written examination or viva-voce, he would be given further two opportunities to appear for supplementary examination and viva-voce. If the candidate fails to pass supplementary chance his candidature may be cancelled.
(6) The candidates shall attend at least seventy five percent of class attendance and shall compulsorily attend the field trip to be eligible for the examination.