Those who secure less than 60% in aggregate, will be classified as Pass s class.
(B)
Those who secure 60% or more in aggregate and pass all the subjects in first attempt will be classified as First class.
(C)
Those who secure 75% or more in aggregate and have passed all the subjects in first attempt will be classified as First class with Distinction.
(D)
Getting 50% marks in internal examination is not mandatory to pass the examination. If the sum of marks in a paper in internal plus external marks secured is 50% or more, the candidate shall be declared passed in that paper, i.e. in medical and physiotherapy subjects. Similarly, 36% aggregate is also sufficient to pass in humanity subjects i.e. Psychology, Sociology, English.
(E)
Classification of pass class, first class and distinction class shall be done every year in annual regular examination.
(F)
If a candidate takes more than one attempt to pass any of the papers of a particular academic year, he/she shall be classified only as Pass class.
(G)
Psychology, Sociology and English are Humanity subjects in the first year, in which 36% marks are required to be declared passed and marks of these subjects will not be taken in to account to calculate the Percentage or class.
(H)
The grace marks up to a maximum of five marks may be awarded by The University to a student, who has failed in a subject/subjects of a single paper (section I/II), five marks may be divided in two subjects either in theory or practical but has passed in all other papers.
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The paper(s) in which successful candidates may have got a distinction will be shown on the list. In order to obtain distinction in any year, the candidates should pass the examination at the first attempt in all the paper(s). Only those candidates who have passed the whole examination at the first attempt will be eligible for distinction or for any prize or scholarship to be awarded at the examination.
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Carry over system
1.
A candidate can carry over maximum of three papers to next academic year.
2.
If a candidate passes in one or two paper in supplementary examination of three failed papers of an academic year or fails in all three papers again, he/she can take up the failed paper(s) again along with next academic year examination; that means one can take -
(a)
Maximum three first year paper(s) along with second year annual examination.
(b)
Maximum three second year paper(s) along with third year annual examination.
(c)
Maximum three third year paper(s) along with fourth year annual examination.
3.
A candidate can not carry over first year paper(s) to third year; and 2nd year paper{s) to 4th year.
