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I-N-D-E-X CHAPTER PAGE NO XXXVIII Examinations General 1- 29 1. Examinations Conducted 1 2. Applications for Admission to Examinations 2 3. Officers Competent to Attest Permission-Cum-Admission Form 2 4. Examination Fee 3 5. Reappear/Compartmental Candidates 3 6. Withdrawl of Application 3 7. Refund of Fee 3 8. Admission Card 4 9. Withdrawl of Permission 4 10. Subject/Optional Paper offered by Private Candidates 4 11. Change of Subjects 5 12. Eligibility for Admission to Bi-annual/Supplementary Examinations 5 13. Private Candidates Eligibility to various Examinations 6 14. Additional Conditions to be fulfilled by Teachers etc. to appear as private candidates 9 15. Certificate of Pactical Training 9 16. Candidates not allowed Admission in the examination already passed by them 9 17. Failure to appear in examination on account of illness etc. 9 18. Change of date/session of practical tests in B.A./B.Sc. examinations 10 19. Amanuensis for Physically Handicapped Candidates 12 20. Medium of Examination 12 21. Conduct of Examinations 12 22. Constitution of Special Centre 13 23. Appointment of Supervisory Staff 14 24. Loss of Candidate’s Answer Book 15 25. Inspection of Centre of Theory Examinations 15 26. Powers and Functions of Inspector-cum-overall-Incharge of Examination Centre 16 27. Complaints against Question Papers 19 28. Publication of Results 20 29. Scale of Deductions 21 30. Re-checking of Results 22 31. Certificates & Degrees 22 (i) CHAPTER PAGE NO 32. Provisional/Appearance/Duplicate/Merit Certificates 23 33. Certificates of position in the Pass List 24 34. Attempt Certificates 24 35. Disposal of Answer-Books & Award Rolls 24 36. Appointment of Paper-Setters & Examiners 24 37. Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts 28 38. Bachelor’s Degree in Music 28 39. Option to Candidates Placed under Compartment/Re-appear 28 to Appear in full subjects XXXIX Misconduct/Unfair Means in Examinations 30- 39 1. Misconduct/Unfair Means 31 2. Initiation of the Proceedings 35 3. Continuation of the Examination by the Candidate 36 4. Commencement of Disqualification 36 5. Action under other Laws 36 6. Pending Cases 37 XL Conduct of Examinations (Theory) 40-62 1. General 40 2. Subjects not Provided for 40 3. Custody of Question Papers 40 4. Superintendent’s Residence 40 5. Opening of the Parcel 40 6. Insufficient number of copies of question papers 41 7. Opening of envelopes 41 8. Distribution of question papers 42 9. Misprints in the question papers 42 10. Permission to leave the Examination Hall 42 11. List of Candidates 44 12. Admission Card 44 13. Provisional Admission 44 14. Dues 46 15. Concession for the Physically Disabled Candidates 46 16. List of Candidates not admitted to the Examination 46 17. Discrepancy in the Subjects Offered 46 18. Attendance Sheets 47 19. Illness of a Candidate 47 (ii) CHAPTER PAGE NO 20. Damage to Furniture etc. 47 21. Directions for The Candidates 47 22. Use of Unfairmeans/Misconduct 47 23. Disqualification of Officials Working at a Centre 49 24. Blank Answer-books and Continuation Sheets 49 25. Wrong Roll Number on an Answer-book 50 26. Roll Number In O.C. & M.I.L. Examination 50 27. Signing of Answer-books 50 28. Collection of Answer-books 50 29. Filling up of Memo for The Controller of Examinations 51 30. Despatch of Answer-books 51 31. Supervisory Staff 52 32. Approval of Substitute 53 33. Menial Staff 53 34. Record of Assignment of Duties 54 35. Certificate regarding Duties Assigned 54 36. Declaration By The Supervisory Staff 54 37. Duties of Supervisory Staff 54 38. Deputy Superintendent 54 39. Assistant Superintendent (Clerk) 55 40. Supervisors 55 41. Posting of Supervisors 57 42. Rates of Payment to Supervisory Staff 57 43. Leaving the Station without Permission 57 44. Leaving the Examination Centre 57 45. Admittance of visitors to the Examination Hall 57 46. Infringement of Rules 57 47. Logarithmic Tables 58 48. Return of Furniture and Stationery 58 49. Contingent Expenses 58 50. Advance of Money to Superintendents 58 51. Articles to be Supplied by the University for the Conduct of Examinations 59 52. Previous Sanction 60 53. Cooling & Heating Arrangements 61 54. Stationery for Superintendent & Assistant Superintendent 61 55. Bill of Contingent Expenditure 61 (iii) CHAPTER PAGE XLI I. Evaluation of Answer-Books and Conduct of Practical Examination 63-77 1. Application 63 2. Secrecy 63 3. Checking of Packets of Answer-books 63 4. Evaluation 64 5. Despatch of Award Rolls and Marked Answer-books 66 6. Time Limit For Evaluation 66 7. Leaving of Station 66 8. Filling in the Award Rolls 66 9. Report Regarding General Character of the Answer-books 67 10. Confidential Report 67 11. Payment of Bills 68 12. Automatic Deduction 68 13. Contingent Expenses 68 14. Evaluation Centre 68 15. Practical Examination 69 16. Appointment of Coding Officers 71 17. Appointment of Checking Assistant 72 II. Re-evaluation of Answer-Scripts 73-77 XLII Three-Year B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/(General) Course Examination 78-90 1. Duration 78 2. Qualifying Examination for Admission 78 3. Minimum Attendance for Regular Students 78 4. Condonation of Lectures 79 5. Inter-university Migration 79 6. Status of Students enrolled in the Directorate of Distance Education 80 7. Attendance in Lieu of Participation in Games etc. 80 8. Choice and combination of Subjects 81 9. Subjects Offering 81 10. Scheme of Examination 82 11. Authority for Prescription of Courses of Studies 83 12. Change of Stream 83 13. Internal Assessment 83 14. Additional Subjects 83 (iv) CHAPTER PAGE NO 15. Dates of Examinations 84 16. Dates for Submission of Forms 84 17. Late Entertainment of Forms 84 18. Examination Fees 85 19. Pass Percentage 85 20. Exemption to Re-appear in Practical Examination once Qualified 86 21. Re-appear Category for Failures 86 22. Provisional Permission to join Next Higher Class under Re-appear Category 87 23. Provisional Admission for Re-appear in one Subject and Provisional Declaration of Results of Higher Examinations 87 24. Issuance of Marks Certificate 88 25. Determination of Division/Distinctions etc. 88 26. Issue of Degree 88 27. Non-entitlement for Awards under Re-appear/Completion/ Illness Category 88 28. Completion Category 88 29. Private Candidate 89 30. Authority to Interpret Statutes 90 XLII-A Add-on Courses for Certificate/Diploma/Advanced Diploma Courses 91- 96 1. Duration 92 2. Qualifying Examination 92 3. Scheme of Examination 94 4. Pass Percentage 95 XLIII Bachelor’s Degree Course in Business Administration (B.B.A. Course) 97-104 1. Nomenclature 97 2. Duration 97 3. Intake 97 4. Medium of Instruction and Examination 97 5. Eligibility and Selection Procedure 97 6. Eligibility to the Examination 98 7. Submission of Application Forms For Admission to Examinations 98 8. Late Entertainment of Forms 98 9. Examination Fees 99 10. Dates of Examinations 99 11. Condonation of Lectures 99 12. Attendance in Lieu of Participation in Games etc. 100 (v) CHAPTER PAGE NO 13. Courses of Studies 100 14. Internal Assessment 101 15. Scheme of Examination 101 16. Pass Percentage 102 17. Re-appear Category 102 18. Provisional Admission to Next Higher Class 103 19. Issuance of Marks Certificate 103 20. Determination of Divisions/Distinction 103 21. Issue of Degree 104 22. Non-entitlement for awards Under Re-appear/Illness Category 104 23. Removal of Difficulties 104 XLIII-A Bachelor’s Degree Course in Computer Applications(B.C.A.) 105-114 XLIV B.Ed. Course/B.Ed. Special Education (Mental Retardation) Course 115-119 XLV Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Library Science B.L.I.Sc. (Semester Pattern) 120-126 XLVI I The Degree of Bachelor of Laws Two Years, Three Years and Five Years Courses 127-142 II LL.B. (Academic) Course Through Directorate of Distance Education 143-148 XLVII The Degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S.) 149-162 1. Admission 149 2. Duration of Course 149 3. Examinations 149 4. Internal Assessment 151 5. Migration 151 6. First Professional Examination 154 7. Second Professional Examination 154 8. Final Professional Part-I Examination 155 9. Final Professional Part-II Examination 156 10. Internship 157 11. Appointment and Eligibility of Examiners 158 12. Regulations Governing Award of Internal Assessment and Maintenance of Record for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Examination 161 XLVII-A The Degree of Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B.Ph.T) 163-174 XLVII-B Bachelor’s Course in Dental Surgery 175-185 XLVIII Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery 186-195 1. General 186 (vi) CHAPTER PAGE NO 2. Eligibility 186 3. Duration of the Course 186 4. Examinations 187 5. Internal Assessment 187 6. Migration 188 7. Eligibility for Examination 188 8. Pass Percentage 189 9. Permission to join the next Professional Course 190 10 First Professional Examination 190 11. Second Professional Examination 191 12. Third Professional Examination 192 13. Internship 193 14. Appointment and Eligibility of Examiners 194 XLIX Degree of Bachelor of Engineering and Technology 196-203 1. Duration 196 2. Admission 196 3. Minimum Attendance 197 4. Condonation of Attendance 198 5. Attendance in Lieu of Participation in Games etc. 198 6. Authority for Prescription or Courses of Studies 198 7. Dates for Submission of Forms 198 8. Scheme of Examinations 199 9. Pass Percentage 199 10. Determination of Distinction/Division 200 11. Non Entitlement for Academic Awards 200 12. Appointment of Paper Setter/Examiners 201 13. Promotion From one Semester to Another 201 14. Authority to Interpret Statutes 202 L Master's Degree Programme (M.A./M. Sc./M. Com.) 204-221 L-A I. Master’s Degree Programme In Urdu (Professional) Course 222-227 II.
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