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Academic Calendar January-May 2020 North Eastern Regional Institute of Science & Technology [Deemed-to-be-University under Section-3 of the UGC Act, 1956] (Under Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt of India) Nirjuli - 791109 :: Arunachal Pradesh Academic Calendar - 2020 Wish you a Happy New Year North Eastern Regional Institute of Science & Technology [Deemed-to-be-University under Section-3 of the UGC Act, 1956] (Under Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt of India) Nirjuli - 791109 :: Arunachal Pradesh Academic Calendar for Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Ph.D. Programmes for the Year – 2020 January – May, 2020 Semester Open on Dec. 28 (Sa), 2019 Online Last date of registration and 1. All Students Registration submission of form Jan. 6 (M), 2020 (without late fee) 2. Commencement of Classes Jan. 6(M), 2020 3. Last date of online registration and submission of form for all students with fine (under Jan. 9 (Th) 2020 with Late fee of Rs. 1000/- exceptional circumstances only) 4. Registration for “M” Grade Exam. Jan. 10(F), 2020 5. “M” Grade Examination for UG and PG Jan. 14(Tu),16(Th),17(F) &18 (Sa), 2020 Programme (4 days) 6. Submission of Conversion of “M” Grade to CoE. Jan. 20(M), 2020 7. Publication of Students Registration List of By Jan. 21(Tu), 2020 Jan-May, 2020, Semester. 8. Declaration of “M” Grade results Jan. 23(Th), 2020 9. Athletic Meet Jan. 29(W) to Feb. 01(Sa), 2020 10. Rest day (for students only) Feb. 2(Su), 2020 11. NERIST Foundation Day Mar. 4 (W), 2020 12. Teaching up to Mid-Semester Examination Mar. 11(W), 2020 (41 teaching days) 13. Mid-Semester Examination Mar.12(Th), 13(F), 14(Sa), 16(M), 17(Tu), 18(W), 19(Th) & 20(F), 2020 (8 days only) 14. Last date for application for Make-Up Test Mar. 24(Tu), 2020 15. Submission of Teaching loads for next Semester. Mar. 24(Tu), 2020 16. Submission of list of Course Coordinators to Automation Coordinator including Ph.D. Mar. 26(Th), 2020 subjects for next Semester. 17. Shristi –Technical Festival Apr. 3(F) to Apr. 6(M) 2020 (4 days only) 18. Last date for showing of evaluated answer scripts of Mid-Semester Examination to Apr. 17(F), 2020 students. (1) 19. NERIST Entrance Examination, (NEE-I, II, III) Apr. 18(Sa), 2020, NEE –II & IIIApr. 19(Su), 2020, NEE - I 20. Completion of Practical & Quizzes May 7(Th), 2020 21. Display of all evaluation except End Semester May 8(F), 2020 Examination 22. Teaching ends May 8(F), 2020 (33 teaching days) 23. Award of FA Grade May 8(F), 2020 24. End Semester Examination May 11(M), 12(Tu), 13(W), 14(Th), 15(F), 16 (Sa), 18 (M) &19 (Tu), 2020 (8 days only) 25. Declaration of Result of NEE-I, II & III By May 15(F) 2020 26. Industrial Training for 5th Year students May, 20(W) to Jul, 3(F), 2020 (Minimum of 4 Weeks) 27. Summer Vacation for Students May 20(W) to Jul. 5(Su), 2020 (47 days only) 28. Last date for “M” Grade application May 22(F), 2020 29. Grades submission to CoE through HoD May 22(F), 2020 30. Summer Vacation for Faculty MembersNote 1 May 25(M) to Jul. 3(F), 2020(40 days only) 31. Display of “M” Grade awarded students’ list by May 26(Tu) 2020 CoE 32. Registration of “M” Grade Examination May 29(F), 2020 33. Examination for “M” Grade awarded students Jun. 1(M), 2(Tu), 3(W) & 4(Th), 2020(4 days) 34. Submission of Conversion of “M” Grade to CoE Jun. 5(F), 2020 35. Moderation of Semester Result Jun. 10(W), 2020 36. Approval of Results by Director Jun. 12(F), 2020 37. Declaration of Provisional Results Jun. 12(F), 2020 38. Issue of provisional certificates & grade cards to Jun. 19(F), 2020 onwards pass out students 39. PG & Ph.D. Admission Test (Written) Jul. 4(Sa), 2020 for PG courses Jul. 5(Su), 2020 for Ph.D. courses 40. Ph.D. Admission Test (Interaction) for written Jul. 6(M), 2020 qualified only 41. Declaration of result of PG & Ph.D. and intimation to the qualified candidates by the departments By Jul. 12(Su), 2020 through Institute website to appear in the Counseling-cum-Admission. (2) Supplementary Term, 2020 42. Enrolment of Supplementary Examination Jun. 15(M) to 17(W), 2020 43. Supplementary Examination Jun. 22(M), 23(Tu), 24 (W), 25(Th), 26(F) & 27(Sa), 2020 (6 days) 44. Grades submission to CoE through HoD Jun. 29(M), 2020 45. Moderation of Result Jul. 1(W), 2020 46. Approval of Result by Director Jul. 2(Th), 2020 47. Declaration of Provisional Supplementary Results Jul. 2(Th), 2020 48. Issue of provisional certificates & grade cards to Jul. 13(M), 2020 onwards. pass out students July-December, 2020 Semester: Counseling / Admission for UG, PG & Ph.D., 2020. Open on Jun. 23(Tu), 2020 and Last Online 49. date of registration and submission of All Students Registration form Jul. 6(M), 2020 (without late fee) 50. Commencement of Classes. For new students, class will be commencing on immediate next day of Jul. 6(M), 2020 admission. 51. Last date of online Registration and submission of Jul. 9(Th), 2020 with Late fee of form with fine. (Under exceptional circumstances). Rs.1000/- Selected & Wait list of 52. NEE Counseling/Admission and Course Jul.8(W), 2020 Registration for Degree Module for all states. NEE-III, 2020 53. NEE Counseling/Admission and Course Jul.9(Th) 2020 Selected & Wait list Registration for Diploma Module for all states. Jul.10(F), 2020 of NEE-II, 2020 54. NEE Counseling/Admission and Course Jul.13(M), 2020 Selected & Wait list Registration for Base Module for all states Jul.14(Tu), 2020 of NEE-I, 2020 55. 2nd round of NEE Counselling/Admission for the Jul.15(W), 2020 for NEE III & NEE-II remaining vacant seats, if any and also semester regd. Jul.16(Th), 2020 for NEE-I 56. PG Counseling/Admission and Course Registration Jul.17(F), 2020 Selected list of MBA, M. for MBA, M. Tech., M.Sc. & Ph.D. Tech. & M.Sc. Jul.18(Sa), 2020 Selected list of Ph.D. & Wait list of MBA, M.Tech. & M.Sc. 57. Fresher’s Orientation Programme for UG /PG Jul.18(Sa) 2020 at 5.00 p.m. 58. General Fresher’s Meet Jul. 25(Sa), 2020 59. Publication of Students Registration List of By Aug. 14(F), 2020 Jul. – Dec. 2020 Semester 60. Teaching upto Mid Semester examination Sep. 4(F), 2020 (44 teaching days) 61. Mid Semester Examination Sept. 7(M), 8(Tu), 9(W), 10(Th), 11(F), 12(Sa), 14(M) &15(Tu), 2020 (8 days) 62. Last date for submission of application for Make-Up Sep. 17(Th), 2020 Test (3) 63. Submission of teaching loads for next semester. Sep. 25(F), 2020 64. Submission of teaching loads for next semester to Automation Coordinator including Ph.D. subjects. Sep. 25(F), 2020 65. Last date for showing of evaluated answer scripts to Oct. 5(M), 2020 students. 66. RACAF, 2020 Oct. 8(Th) to Oct. 10(Sa), 2020 (3 days) 67. Rest day for Students only Oct. 11 (Su), 2020 68. Mid Semester break for Students Oct. 22(Th) to Oct. 26(M), 2020 (5 days) 69. CONVOCATION Nov. 12(Th), 2020 (Tentative) 70. Completion of Practical & Quizzes Nov. 19(Th), 2020 71. Display of all evaluation except End Semester Nov. 20(F), 2020 Examination 72. Teaching ends Nov. 20(F), 2020 (42 teaching days) 73. Award of FA Grades Nov. 20(F), 2020 74. End Semester Examination Nov. 23(M), 24(Tu), 25(W), 26(Th), 27(F), 28(Sa), 1(Tu) & 2(W), 2020. (8 days) 75. Winter Semester break for Students Dec. 3(Th), 2020 to Jan. 3 (Su) 2021 (32 days) 76. Last date for application of “M” Grade Dec. 4(F), 2020 77. Grades submission to CoE through HoD Dec. 7(M), 2020 78. Winter Vacation for Faculty MembersNote 1 Dec. 8(Tu) 2020 to Jan. 1(F), 2021 (25 days) 79. Display of “M” Grade Dec. 8(Tu) 2020 80. Moderation of Result Dec. 14(M), 2020 81. Approval of Result by Director Dec. 16(W), 2020 82. Declaration of Provisional Results Dec. 16(W), 2020 January - May, 2021 Semester Online Open on Dec. 18(F), 2020 and last date of 83. Registration registration and submission of form Jan. For All Students 4(M), 2021 (without late fee) 84. Commencement of Classes Jan. 4(M), 2021 85. Last date of online registration and submission of form for all Jan. 7(Th), 2021 with Late students with fine (under exceptional circumstances only) fee of Rs. 1000/- 86. Registration for “M” Grade Exam. Jan. 8(F), 2021 Jan.14(Th), 15(F), 16(Sa) & 87. “M” Grade Examination for UG and PG Programme 18(M), 2021. (4 days) NOTE: 1. Faculty Member may avail maximum of 60 (Sixty) days’ vacation combining summer and winter. 2. Half-holiday for 2nd half will be given to students only on account of Mizo Festival “Chapcharkut” against the request from Mizo students union. 3. Academic Calendar is subject to ratification by Academic Council. Sd/- (Dr. K. K. Rajesh) Assistant Registrar (Academic) (4) LIST OF HOLIDAYS, 2020 Sl. No. Occasion / Festivals Month & Date Day 1. Maker Shankranti 15th January Wednesday 2. Republic Day 26th January Sunday 3. Arunachal Pradesh Statehood Day 20th February Thursday 4. Nyokum 26th February Wednesday 5. Holi 10thMarch Tuesday 6. Good Friday 10th April Friday 7.
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